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110 000 200 400 600 800 1000 Story Organization Poetic Elements Reading Strategies Literary Devices Miscellaneous 1 Miscellaneous 2 200
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An organizational structure that presents the most important idea and includes supporting statements, arguments, or facts for support A 100
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What is main idea and details? A 100
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An organizational structure that examines how two things are similar and different A 200
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What is compare and contrast? A 200
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An organizational structure that presents ideas in time order A 300
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What is chronological order? A 300
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An organizational structure that presents a relationship between actions or event; *one event produces or impacts a second event A 400
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What is cause and effect? A 400
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An organizational structure that introduces a source of difficulty and presents a successful action to solve the source of difficulty A 500
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What is problem and solution? A 500
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Poems without any regular rhyme, rhythm, or length B 100
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What is free verse poetry? B 100
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A group of lines that forms a unit of poetry (*usually with a fixed length, meter, or rhyme scheme) B 200
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What is a stanza? B 200
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The repetition of sounds in words that appear close to one another B 300
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What is rhyme? B 300
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Restating a word, phrase, or line to create emphasis B 400
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What is repetition? B 400
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The pattern of syllables in a line of poetry (the beat) B 500
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What is rhythm? B 500
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A statement or logical guess about what you think may happen in the future of a story C 100
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What is a prediction? C 100
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Rewriting the main ideas of a passage in your own words including only the main ideas or most important details C 200
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What is summarize? C 200
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To write or express someone else’s ideas in your own words without altering the original meaning C 300
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What is to paraphrase? C 300
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DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager
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A statement made about a person, group of people, or idea (*can be related to a stereotype) ex) All older women are weak and can not defend themselves. C 400
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What is a generalization? C 400
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An opinion, position, or judgment reached after careful consideration and logical reasoning; also based on prior knowledge C 500
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What is making an inference or drawing a conclusion? C 500
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Excitement or anticipation in a story D 100
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What is suspense? D 100
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The overall feeling or atmosphere created by the author D 200
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What is mood? D 200
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The attitude of the author D 300
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What is tone? D 300
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Inconsistency between what is expected to happen and what actually happens in a story D 400
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What is irony? D 400
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A contradictory or inconsistent statement (but can contain some truth) ex) In Fahrenheit 451 Montag said the room was “empty”, but Mildred was actually in the room laying and listening to music. D 500
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What is paradox? D 500
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A conversation between two or more characters E 100
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What is dialouge? E 100
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The reason the author has for writing (to entertain, inform, or persuade) E 200
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What is author’s purpose? E 200
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A type of figurative language that includes the repetition of sounds at the beginning of words near each other. ex) Sally sells seashells by the seashore. E 300
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What is alliteration? E 300
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A type of figurative language that includes words that imitate sound ex) boom, pop, sizzle E 400
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What is onomatopoeia? E 400
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A literary element that gives reference to another person, event, object, or piece of literature ex) referencing a phoenix in Retrieved Reformation and Fahrenheit 451 E 500
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What is an allusion? E 500
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Words that have similar meanings F 100
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What are synonyms? F 100
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Words that have opposite meanings F 200
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What are antonyms? F 200
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A relationship between words Types -synonyms -antonyms -part to whole -cause & effect F 300
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What is an analogy? F 300
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A prejudiced view or preference F 400
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What is a biased idea? F 400
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To speak against someone or something; to say the opposite F 500
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What is a contradiction? F 500
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The Final Jeopardy Category is: Poetry Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin
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What is the rhyme scheme of the stanza below? There once was a round cat Whose name was Giant Matt He grew so very big Because he ate just like a pig Each day Matt sat and sat And he became so very fat Click on screen to continue
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Correct Final Jeopardy Response: Rhyme Scheme= AABBAA There once was a round cat (A) Whose name was Giant Matt (A) He grew so very big (B) Because he ate just like a pig (B) Each day Matt sat and sat (A) And he became so very fat (A) Click on screen to continue
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