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2 Created by Lynne Crandall University of Michigan Revised by Mark Kondrak CLA Language Center University of Minnesota This is Jeopardy!

3 500 400 300 200 100 Tool BoxOER Cross Over OER (Fic./Non) Lit. Elements 2 Lit. Elements 1

4 Categories This term refers to the sequence of events or actions in a short story, novel, play, or narrative poem. Lit. Elements (1) 100 Points

5 Categories Response 100 Points What is PLOT?

6 Categories Lit. Elements 1 Prompt 200 Points The perspective from which a narrative is told. Terms include omniscient and limited

7 Categories What is Point of View? Response 200 Points

8 Categories Lit. Elements (1) Prompt 300 Points A scene that interrupts the action of a work to show a previous event

9 Categories Response 300 Points What is Flashback?

10 Categories This element occurs in three types. It is the contrast between what “is” and what “appears” to be. Lit. Elements (1) Prompt 400 Points

11 Categories What is Irony? Response 400 Points

12 Categories Of the two kinds of characters, this character is the adversary of the main character Lit. Elements (1) Prompt 500 Points

13 Categories What is Antagonist? Response 500 Points

14 Categories This term describes tension between opposing forces in a work of literature. Lit. Elements (2) Prompt 100 Points

15 Categories Response 100 Points What is Conflict?

16 Categories Lit. Elements (2) Prompt 200 Points The writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward a subject, character, or audience is conveyed through…

17 Categories What is Tone? Response 200 Points

18 Categories Lit. Elements (2) Prompt 300 Points Words or phrases that describe one thing in terms of something else. Examples include simile, metaphor, and personification

19 Categories Response 300 Points What is Figurative Language?

20 Categories The used of any object, person, place, or action that both has meaning in itself and that stands for something larger than itself (quality, attitude, belief, value). Lit. Elements (2) Prompt 400 Points

21 Categories What is Symbolism? Response 400 Points

22 Categories The quality of a short story, novel, play, or narrative that makes the reader or audience uncertain or tense about the outcome of events. Lit. Elements (2) Prompt 500 Points

23 Categories What is Suspense? Theme 2 Response 500 Points

24 Categories These answers have an idea or text evidence, not both, and they are not connected to each other. OER (Fic./Non) Prompt 100 Points

25 Categories Response 100 Points What is Score Point 1?

26 Categories OER (Fic/Non) Prompt 200 Points True/False: Commentary is necessary to receive a score point 2

27 Categories What is False? Response 200 Points

28 Categories OER (Fic/Non) Prompt 300 Points. A reasonable idea answering the question plus specific text evidence that are connected.

29 Categories Response 300 Points What is Score Point 2?

30 Categories The author’s attitude toward the beginning of the story is more fearful toward the father, until he starts describing how caring the author is toward his son. This is an example of Score Point ___? OER (Fic/Non) Prompt 400 Points

31 Categories What is Score Point 1 (No Quotes) Response 400 Points

32 Categories I think it stands as a symbol for hope and promise. This is shown when he said, “But his favorite tree was the avocado because it offered hope and promise of more years. This is an example of score point __? OER (Fic/Non) Prompt 500 Points

33 Categories What is Score Point 1 (Echo Response) Response 500 Points

34 Categories True/False: Provide an answer and text support for each selection for the crossover response OER Cross Over Prompt 100 Points

35 Categories Response 100 Points What is True?

36 Categories OER Cross Over Prompt 200 Points True/False: The cross over response should include all four parts.

37 Categories What is False (3 parts…answer and two quotes) Response 200 Points

38 Categories OER Cross Over Prompt 300 Points In “The Snob” John was very judgmental towards his father as in the same from the author of “Common Threads.” They wouldn’t except their fathers for who they were. Score Point ____?

39 Categories Response 300 Points What is Score Point 1 (No Text Support)

40 Categories Quotes for the cross-over question are taken from _______________? OER Cross Over Prompt 400 Points

41 Categories What is Each Story/Selection? Response 400 Points

42 Categories To earn a score point 2 on the cross- over, the writer must _______________? OER Cross Over Prompt 500 Points

43 Categories What is Answer based on both stories and provide a quote from each text? Response 500 Points

44 Categories The number of questions you must answer correctly to pass the ELA TAKS test. Tool Box Prompt 100 Points

45 Categories Response 100 Points What is 30 questions?

46 Categories Tool Box Prompt 200 Points Test questions that ask for a fact or information that is directly stated in a passage are known as?

47 Categories What is Literal Level? Response 200 Points

48 Categories Tool Box Prompt 300 Points This strategy is used as a means of self-monitoring as you read; to help the reader record and remember information for understanding.

49 Categories Response 300 Points What is Annotate?

50 Categories A good night’s sleep and a well- balanced breakfast will go a long way towards maintaining _______. Tool Box Prompt 400 Points

51 Categories What is Stamina and Endurance? Response 400 Points

52 Categories Name one strategy that you can use to be successful on your TAKS test (one that has not been mentioned). Tool Box Prompt 500 Points

53 Categories What is Highlight/Annotate/Eliminate Wrong Answers/Write a draft of OER Response first, etc. Response 500 Points

54 Categories Do Your Best… 3/3/09…Is your time to shine!

55 Categories The Daily Double


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