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Exam Jeopardy 2 Writing GrammarLit TermsLit Terms 2 Errors Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 Question from Writing These give your writing flow, coherence, and unity.
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$100 Answer from Writing What are transitions?
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$200 Question from Writing One of the two functions of an introduction.
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$200 Answer from Writing What is Get the Readers’ Interest or Introduce the Topic?
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$300 Question from Writing One of the two things we must understand to be successful writers.
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$300 Answer from Writing What is audience or purpose?
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$400 Question from Writing This should never be found in a conclusion.
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$400 Answer from Writing What are NEW supporting ideas?
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$500 Question from Writing This is what we call it when all of your ideas relate to the main idea of your writing.
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$500 Answer from Writing What is unity?
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$100 Question from Grammar List the coordinating conjunctions.
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$100 Answer from Grammar for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
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$200 Question from Grammar The term used for a set of words that can stand on its own as a sentence
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$200 Answer from Grammar What is independent clause?
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$300 Question from Grammar What we call it when a writer tries to join two sentences with just a comma.
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$300 Answer from Grammar What is a comma splice?
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$400 Question from Grammar BOTH terms we use for a group of words that has a subject and verb but cannot stand on its own as a sentence.
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$400 Answer from Grammar What are dependent & subordinate clause?
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$500 Question from Grammar What we call words like however, therefore, as a result that are used with a semi-colon to join sentences.
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$500 Answer from Grammar What is conjunctive adverbs?
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$100 Question from Lit. Terms My love is a river.
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$100 Answer from Lit. Terms What is a metaphor?
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$200 Question from Lit. Terms Steve spills coffee all over his brand new shirt and exclaims: “Oh, that’s great!”
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$200 Answer from Lit. Terms What is verbal irony?
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$300 Question from Lit. Terms The use of logic to persuade
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$300 Answer from Lit. Terms What is logos?
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$400 Question from Lit. Terms The more advanced term for what we call the end of story or the resolution
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$400 Answer from Lit. Terms What is denouement?
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$500 Question from Lit. Terms What we call the rhythm of a line of poetry with 10 syllables and an alternating accent pattern of soft then loud syllables.
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$500 Answer from Lit. Terms What is iambic pentameter?
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$100 Question from Lit Terms 2 Her heart sank like a rock.
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$100 Answer from Lit Terms 2 What is simile?
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$200 Question from Lit Terms 2 the central idea or “lesson” of a piece of literature
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$200 Answer from Lit Terms 2 What is the theme?
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$300 Question from Lit Terms 2 The turning point in a story; in Shakespeare, this in Act III.
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$300 Answer from Lit Terms 2 What is the technical climax?
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$400 Question from Lit Terms 2 Name at least 3 of the 5 methods of characterization.
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$400 Answer from Lit Terms 2 Physical description Dialogue Actions Reactions of Others Thoughts, Feelings, Motivations
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$500 Question from Lit Terms 2 A 14 line poem with a rhyme scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG
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$500 Answer from Lit Terms 2 What is a sonnet?
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$100 Question from Errors After the game.
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$100 Answer from Errors What is a sentence fragment?
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$200 Question from Errors After the game, we where to go get pizza.
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$200 Answer from Errors What is incorrectly using where in place of were?
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$300 Question from Errors Abraham Lincoln a famous president died in 1865.
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$300 Answer from Errors Missing commas around non-essential appositive - Should be: Abraham Lincoln, a famous president, died in 1865.
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$400 Question from Errors The teachers were anxious to see how the students would do on the exam, however, the students just wanted them to be over with.
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$400 Answer from Errors What is a comma splice / run-on? Should be: “The teachers were anxious to see how the students would do on the exam; however, the students just wanted them to be over with.”
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$500 Question from Errors This is going to be an incredible summer for movies, baseball, and trying to relax.
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$500 Answer from Errors What is lack of parallel structure? Should be: This is going to be an incredible summer for movies, baseball, and relaxation.
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Final Jeopardy – Lit Terms When an author repeats an image throughout an entire writing – in Romeo & Juliet, one example of this was stars.
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Final Jeopardy Answer What is motif?
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