2. STEMS

3. STEMS

4. A Christmas Carol

5. Edgar Allan Poe

6. The Outsiders/ Figurative Language

7. Plot Pyramid Elements

8. A Christmas Carol
Edgar
Allan Poe
The Outsiders/
Figurative
Language
Plot Pyramid Elements
STEMS
STEMS
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9. speak for a. stringent b. advocate c. polyglot d. caustic $100 1-100
speak for
a. stringent
b. advocate
c. polyglot
d. caustic
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10. What is speak for a. stringent b. advocate c. polyglot d. caustic ?
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11. rising again Polyglot advocate c. resurgence d. somniferous replace
Supersede
b. inanimate
c. discursive
d. sanguinary
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12. $200 What are: rising again a. polyglot b. advocate c. resurgence
d. somniferous replace
a. supersede
b. inanimate
c. discursive
d. sanguinary
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13. $300 demonic clamor a. analgesic b. confluence c. somniferous
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demonic clamor
a. analgesic
b. confluence
c. somniferous
d. pandemonium
painkiller
soliloquy
b. enumerate
c. analgesic
d. somnambulist
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14. $300 demonic clamor a. analgesic b. confluence c. somniferous
d. pandemonium
painkiller
a. soliloquy
b. enumerate
c. analgesic
d. somnambulist ?
1-300A
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15. $400 talking in circles Loquacious b. circumlocution c. intercede
d. gregarious
lifeless
Soliloquy
b. inanimate
c. analgesic
d. irrevocable
self-centered
a. oligarchy b. egocentric
c. adherent
d. soliloquy
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16. $400 talking in circles a. Loquacious b. circumlocution c. intercede
d. gregarious
lifeless
a. Soliloquy
b. inanimate
c. analgesic
d. irrevocable
self-centered
a. oligarchy
b. egocentric
c. adherent
d. soliloquy
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17. $500 sociable Sanguinary b. gregarious c. androgynous d. discursive
cultural prejudice
Egocentric
b. ethnocentrism
c. gregarious
d. loquacious
binding
Stringent
b. adherent
c. polyglot
d. enumerate
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18. $500 sociable a. Sanguinary b. gregarious c. androgynous d. discursive
cultural prejudice
a. Egocentric
b. ethnocentrism
c. gregarious
d. loquacious
binding
a. Stringent
b. adherent
c. polyglot
d. enumerate
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19. at birth Enumerate b. congenital c. tangible d. advocate
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at birth
Enumerate
b. congenital
c. tangible
d. advocate
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20. What is: at birth $100 a. enumerate b. congenital c. tangible
d. advocate ?
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21. When it is time for exams, there is a ______________ of studying!
a. pandemonium
resurgence
recant
Revoke
It is unnecessary to tell students to put their names on their papers when they have already done it.
a. recant
superfluous
omniscient
bellicose
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22. When it is time for exams, there is a ______________ of studying!
What are:
When it is time for exams, there is a ______________ of studying!
a. pandemonium
b. resurgence
c. recant
d. revoke
It is unnecessary to tell students to put their names on their papers when they have already done it.
a. recant
b. superfluous
c. omniscient
d. bellicose
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23. $300 touchable tangible sacrosanct analgesic d. ichthyologist
initials-name
acronym
caustic
cacophony
d. Pandemonium
At WMS, students are so lucky because they are ____________ of what will be on their exams…thanks to all those fun study guides!
a. condescending
b. cognizant
c. congenital
d. confluence
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24. $300 touchable a. tangible b. sacrosanct c. analgesic d. Ichthyologist
initials-name
a. acronym
b. caustic
c. cacophony
d. Pandemonium
At WMS, students are so lucky because they are ____________ of what will be on their exams…thanks to all those fun study guides!
a. condescending
b. cognizant
c. congenital
d. confluence
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25. $400 The children were so sociable at lunch that they became
loud and obnoxious and had to continually sit in assigned seats.
They were very ____________!
a. inanimate
b. analgesic
c. stringent
d. gregarious
The students wanted to __________ for a “No Homework”
Policy, so they all wrote letters to the teachers, principal, and
board members explaining why it would be a great idea to do
away with homework.
a. resurgence
b. supersede
c. recant
d. advocate
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26. $400 The children were so sociable at lunch that they became
loud and obnoxious and had to continually sit in assigned seats.
They were very ____________!
a. inanimate
b. analgesic
c. stringent
d. gregarious
The students wanted to __________ for a “No Homework”
Policy, so they all wrote letters to the teachers, principal, and
board members explaining why it would be a great idea to do
away with homework.
a. resurgence
b. supersede
c. recant
d. advocate
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27. a. advocate b. condescend c. inanimate d. supercede
When all of the students were charging the door because they were so excited that it was time for reading class, the teacher had to _______________ and hold them back.
enumerate
b. Anomaly
c. Intervene
Recant
When Bob got grounded, his mom’s plans ____________d his plans for a fun weekend!
a. advocate b. condescend
c. inanimate d. supercede
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28. 2-500A
When all of the students were charging the door because they were so excited that it was time for reading class, the teacher had to _______________ and hold them back.
a. enumerate
b. Anomaly
c. Intervene
d. Recant
When Bob got grounded, his mom’s plans ____________d his plans for a fun weekend!
a. advocate b. condescend
c. inanimate d. supersede
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29. True or False? a. Scrooge is a wealthy, stingy, and
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a. Scrooge is a wealthy, stingy, and
heartless old man in the beginning
of the story.
b. Scrooge spends Christmas Day
with his nephew, Bob.
True or False?
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30. What are: a. Scrooge is a wealthy, stingy, and
heartless old man in the beginning
of the story. (TRUE)
b. Scrooge spends Christmas Day
with his nephew, Bob.
(FALSE)
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31. have slept through a whole day and far into another
"Why, it isn't possible,“
said ______, "that I can
have slept through a whole
day and far into another
night. It isn't possible that
anything has happened to the
sun, and this is twelve
at noon."
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32. 3-200A
Who is Scrooge?
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33. “God bless us every one!: said ______, the last of all.
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“God bless us every one!: said ______, the last of all.
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34. 3-300A
Who is Tiny Tim ?
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35. a. When Scrooge finally wakes up it is Christmas Day.
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a. When Scrooge finally wakes up it is Christmas Day.
b. Scrooge is finally filled with the Christmas Spirit at the end of the story.
c. Tiny Tim dies at the end of the story.
True or False?
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36. a. When Scrooge finally wakes up it is Christmas Day. (TRUE)
What are:
a. When Scrooge finally wakes up it is Christmas Day. (TRUE)
b. Scrooge is finally filled with the Christmas Spirit at the end of the story. (TRUE)
c. Tiny Tim dies at the end of the story. (FALSE)
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37. $500 Marley tells Scrooge to expect visits for all of these EXCEPT
a. Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
b. Ghost of Christmas Present
c. Ghost of Christmas Past
d. Ghost of New Year’s Eve
What does Scrooge do to Bob Cratchit on the day after Christmas?
a. fires him.
b. nothing, things go on as usual
c. locks him out of the building
d. gives him a raise.
What does Scrooge beg the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come to tell him?
a. That the future can be changed.
b. That people will like him.
c. That he will always be wealthy.
d. That his nephew isn’t dead.
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38. $500 Marley tells Scrooge to expect visits for all of these EXCEPT
a. Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
b. Ghost of Christmas Present
c. Ghost of Christmas Past
d. Ghost of New Year’s Eve
What does Scrooge do to Bob Cratchit on the day after Christmas?
a. fires him.
b. nothing, things go on as usual
c. locks him out of the building
d. gives him a raise.
What does Scrooge beg the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come to tell him?
a. That the future can be changed.
b. That people will like him.
c. That he will always be wealthy.
d. That his nephew isn’t dead ?
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39. Edgar Allan Poe married his a. childhood sweetheart b. cousin
c. neighbor
d. niece
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40. Edgar Allan Poe married his a. childhood sweetheart b. cousin
What is:
Edgar Allan Poe married his
a. childhood sweetheart
b. cousin
c. neighbor
d. niece ?
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41. Poe’s life as a young child was filled with
a. fun and parties
b. loneliness and death
c. Laughter
d. animals
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42. Poe’s life as a young child was filled with
What is:
Poe’s life as a young child was filled with
a. fun and parties
b. loneliness and death
c. Laughter
d. animals
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43. $300 Edgar Allan Poe lived during the a. 1600’s b. 1800’s c. 1700’s
d. 1900’s
What word below best describes Edgar Allan Poe as an employee?
a. Committed
b. insubordinate
c. dependable
d. arrogant
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44. $300 What are: Edgar Allan Poe lived during the a. 1600’s b. 1800’s
c ’s
d. 1900’s
What word below best describes Edgar Allan Poe as an employee?
a. Committed
b. insubordinate
c. dependable
d. arrogant
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45. $400 The climax in “The Tell-Tale Heart” was
the narrator sneaking in the old man’s room
the narrator hiding the body in the floor
c. the narrator killing the old man
d. the narrator confessing to the murder
The climax of “Annabel Lee” was
a. they fell in love
b. her family took her body
c. she died
d. she was put in a sepulchre
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46. $400 What are: The climax in “The Tell-Tale Heart” was
a. the narrator sneaking in the old man’s room
b. the narrator hiding the body in the floor
c. the narrator killing the old man
d. the narrator confessing to the murder
The climax of “Annabel Lee” was
a. they fell in love
b. her family took her body
c. she died
d. she was put in a sepulchre
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47. $500 When the story opens, the narrator is saying –
a. he is not insane c. he is insane
b. the old man is cruel d. he is very confused
The narrator confessed to the police because he –
a. believes they must hear the heartbeat through the floor.
b. wants to convince them that he is sane.
c. regrets what he has done and wants to turn himself in.
thinks the murder will make him famous.
. Which of the following is NOT a form of figurative language?
a. hyperbole c. pun
b. simile d. point of view
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48. ? $500 What are: When the story opens, the narrator is saying –
a. he is not insane c. he is insane
b. the old man is cruel d. he is very confused
The narrator confessed to the police because he –
a. believes they must hear the heartbeat through the floor.
b. wants to convince them that he is sane.
c. regrets what he has done and wants to turn himself in.
d. thinks the murder will make him famous.
. Which of the following is NOT a form of figurative language?
a. hyperbole c. pun
b. simile d. point of view ?
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49. “scared of his own shadow.”
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“scared of his own shadow.”
Figurative Language:
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50. “scared of his own shadow.”
What is:
“scared of his own shadow.”
(Hyperbole)
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51. The conflict (the “Aha!” moment) of The Outsiders is
a. when Johnny kills Bob
b. when Johnny dies
c. when Dally dies
d. when Pony reads Johnny’s letter
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52. The conflict (the “Aha!” moment) of The Outsiders is
What is
The conflict (the “Aha!” moment) of The Outsiders is
a. when Johnny kills Bob
b. when Johnny dies
c. when Dally dies
d. when Pony reads Johnny’s letter ?
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53. Which is NOT a part of the Introduction
in the Plot Pyramid?
Characters
Setting
Resolution
Conflict
Point of View
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54. Which is NOT a part of the Introduction
What is:
Which is NOT a part of the Introduction
in the Plot Pyramid?
Characters
Setting
Resolution
Conflict
Point of View
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55. When Ponyboy passed out, he said “the ground rushed up to meet him
When Ponyboy passed out, he said “the ground rushed up to meet him. This is an example of:
metaphor
Idiom
c. Personification
d. onomatopoeia
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56. What is:
When Ponyboy passed out, he said “the ground rushed up to meet him. This is an example of:
a. metaphor
b. idiom
c. personification
d. onomatopoeia ?
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57. Whom is the protagonist: _______
Whom is the antagonist: ________
What is the Point of View for The Outsiders: ____________________
What is the setting of The Outsiders: ___________ (Decade)
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58. What are:
Whom is the protagonist: Ponyboy Whom is the antagonist: Society and the Socs What is the Point of View for The Outsiders: Ponyboy’s FIRST PERSON What is the setting of The Outsiders:
1960’s_ (Decade) ?
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59. a. the lowest point of the story
. The climax is NOT which of
the following?
a. the lowest point of the story
b. the highest point of action or suspense
c. the aha! moment of the story
d. the turning point in the story
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60. The climax is NOT which of the following?
a. the lowest point of the story
b. the highest point of action or suspense
c. the aha! moment of the story
d. the turning point in the story
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61. The setting is made up of
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The setting is made up of
a. time and place
b. time
c. name and address
d. place
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62. The setting is made up of
a. time and place
b. time
c. name and address
d. place
6-200A
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63. Man vs. Self is what kind of conflict? internal b. External
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Man vs. Self is what kind of conflict?
internal b. External
Man vs. Nature is what kind of conflict?
a. internal b. external
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64. Man vs. Self is what kind of conflict? a. internal b. external
What are:
Man vs. Self is what kind of conflict?
a. internal b. external
Man vs. Nature is what kind of conflict?
a. internal b. external
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65. Man vs. Man is what kind of conflict? internal b. external
Man vs. Society is what kind of conflict?
a. internal b. external
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66. Man vs. Man is what kind of conflict? a. internal b. external
Man vs. Society is what kind of conflict?
a. internal b. external
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67. $500 Third person limited is told from the viewpoint of a. the author
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Third person limited is told from the viewpoint of
a. the author
b. one character’s view using “he, she, they”
c. the narrator using “I”
d. an omniscient narrator who knows all viewpoints
Third person omniscient is told from the viewpoint of
d. an omniscient narrator who knows all viewpoints
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68. $500 Third person limited is told from the viewpoint of a. the author
b. one character’s view using “he, she, they”
c. the narrator using “I”
d. an omniscient narrator who knows all viewpoints
Third person omniscient is told from the viewpoint of
d. an omniscient narrator who knows all viewpoints
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69. Final
Jeopardy
The Outsiders…

70. Final Analysis… Johnny's dying words to Ponyboy are:
a. "You look out for yourself and
nothin' can touch you."
b. "I was crazy, you know that."
c. "You can see the sunset real
good from the West Side."
d. "Stay gold."

71. Contestants:
Please put down your
writing tools and
wait for further
instructions.

72. What is: a. "You look out for yourself and nothin' can touch you."
Johnny's dying words to Ponyboy are:
a. "You look out for yourself and
nothin' can touch you."
b. "I was crazy, you know that."
c. "You can see the sunset real good
from the West Side."
d. "Stay gold." ?