2. $200 $300 $400 Final Jeopardy $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 GENRE Literary Elements Literary Devices The Writing Process Misc.

3. Newspapers, biographies, and resource texts are all an example of this genre. C1 $100

4. NON-FICTION C1? $100

5. Little House on the Prairie is an example of the genre that could happen, but never did. C1 $200

6. Realistic-Fiction C1 $200

7. This genre is written in verses and stanzas. C1 $300 This genre is written in verses and stanzas.

8. Poetry C1 $300

9. Devil’s Arithmetic took place during WWII, in a real time in history, but is not a true story, it is an example of… C1 $400

10. Historical Fiction C1 $400

11. A traditional story from passed down fromlong ago. Timer The final Jeopardy answer is: C1 final

12. Folktale

13. C2 $100 The time and place of a story.

14. C2 $100 Setting

15. C2 $200 The main people in a story: can be plant, animal, or human.

16. C2 $200 Character

17. C2 $300 A problem in a story.

18. C2 $300 Conflict

19. C2 $400 The solution to a conflict.

20. C2 $400 Resolution

21. C2 $500 The best part of a story.

22. C2 $500 Climax

23. C3 $100 Comparing two things using like or as.

24. C3 $100 Simile

25. C3 $200 Comparing two things, without using like or as.

26. C3 $200 Metaphor

27. C3 $300 Giving human characteristics to a non- human thing.

28. C3 $300 Personification

29. C3 $400 A character’s personailty; how they act and feel.

30. C3 $400 Character Traits

31. C3 $500 An exaggeration.

32. C3 $500 Hyperbole

33. C4 $100 The first sentence of story that contains the main idea.

34. C4 $100 Topic Sentence

35. C4 $200 The last sentence of a story that restates the main idea.

36. C4 $200 Closing sentence

37. C4 $300 The feeling of a story.

38. C4 $300 Mood/tone

39. C4 $400 Details that support the main idea.

40. C4 $400 Supporting details/ key events

41. C4 $500 The overall message/lesson of a story.

42. C4 $500 Theme

43. C5 $100 Clues that help you find the meaning of an unknown word.

44. C5 $100 Context Clues

45. C5 $200 The order that things happen in a story…

46. C5 $200 Sequence of events

47. C5 $300 The type of literature.

48. C5 $300 genre

49. C5 $400 The author’s purpose for any piece of writing (hint: a tasty dessert).

50. C5 $400 P-persuade I-inform E-entertain

51. C5 $500 To make a guess using text clues or background knowledge.

52. C5 $500 Inference/Draw Conclusions/predict/infer

53. This Jeopardy game was created by Ms. Kirch