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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Back in tha Day Bye, Bye Birdie Who is the arch? Write time, Write place The Who Vertically Challenged Stories

6. What 1931 trial involved the accusation of an alleged gang rape of two white girls by nine black teenagers? A 100

7. The Scottsboro Boys Trial A 100

8. What major U.S. Crisis is occurring at the time in which TKAM is set? A 200

9. The Great Depression A 200

10. In what year does TKAM begin? A 300

11. 1933 A 300

12. Name the author of each short story we read and what story they authored. A 400

13. Richard Connell – “The Most Dangerous Game” James Hurst – “The Scarlet Ibis” Liam O’Flaherty – “Sniper” A 400

14. Who is Truman Capote? A 500

15. The fellow author and life long friend of Harper Lee’s who grew up in her home town and had a great influence on her writing. A 500

16. B 100 The _______ is the turning point of the story.

17. Climax B 100

18. B 200 What short story focuses on theme statement: “Pride can lead to destruction?”

19. B 200 “The Scarlet Ibis”

20. B 300 Irony is shown through this short story of a hunter becoming the hunted.

21. B 300 “The Most Dangerous Game”

22. His name was bigger than he was. B 400

23. William Armstrong or Doodle B 400

24. “The game which can end with the loss of humanity and civilization in one’s soul” is the theme of what short story? B 500

25. “The Most Dangerous Game”

26. C 100 After Tom Robinson’s trial, which character has the hardest time understanding the injustice?

27. C 100 Jem

28. C 200 Why does Jem tell Atticus that Dill is under his bed?

29. C 200 He is maturing and trying to take on adult responsibility; Coming of Age

30. C 300 What figurative language is present here? “There was a smell of stale whiskey and pigpen about…”

31. C 300 Imagery

32. C 400 What character does not experience the opportunity to “walk around in another person’s skin”?

33. Bob Ewell C 400

34. C 500 What place of residence described below? “the house was the same, droopy and sick…” (Lee 15).

35. C 500 The Radley House

36. Who is referred to in this quote, what type of characterization does it exemplify, and what literary device is present? “Her hand was as wide as a bed slate and twice as hard.” D 100

37. Calpurnia; Indirect; Simile D 100

38. Maycomb County’s Scapegoat is who? D 200

39. Tom Robinson D 200

40. “A malevolent phantom” D 300

41. Boo Radley D 300

42. D 400 Who was Link Deas?

43. D 400 Tom Robinson’s Employer

44. D 500 What seemingly sinful character from TKAM proves the injustice of preconceived notions?

45. D 500 Dolphus Raymond

46. Who is the hero in the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird? E 100

47. Atticus Finch E 100

48. E 200 General Zaroff can be considered as what archetype?

49. The Devil Figure E 200

50. E 300 Who is more of a mother figure to both Scout and Jem?

51. Calpurnia E 300

52. E 400 The mentor to Scout in TKAM is:

53. Miss Maudie E 400

54. E 500 In To Kill a Mockingbird, what character can be considered the evil figure with ultimately a good heart?

55. E 500 Mrs. Dubose

56. F 100 The margins all around an essay should be how many inches?

57. F 100 one inch

58. F 200 What is the editing symbol for thesis and where should it appear in your paper?

59. F 200 TH; Last sentence of the introductory paragraph

60. F 300 How do you correctly cite a book within your paper?

61. F 300 “quote” (last name page #).

62. F 400 What is the correct MLA format for a heading? *Double Jeopardy*

63. F 400 Name Teacher English I – Period 14 December 2009

64. F 500 What is the first step to creating a theme statement?

65. F 500 What is _____ about?

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Character Analysis Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

67. Click on screen to continue What are the steps for an OER?

68. Answer Textual Evidence Explain

69. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!