Let's Play

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Let's Play
JEOPARDY
A. Robertson 2005
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Story Elements for 100
Time and place
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plot setting theme conflict
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Story Elements for 200
Point of the highest interest and suspense
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message resolution climax theme
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Story Elements for 300
Major problem or struggle within a story.
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conflict climax rising
action resolution
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Story Elements for 400
Rising action is another term for
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protagonist flatresolution complications
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Story Elements for 500
Background information which helps introduce
characters, setting, and basic situation
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theme complications exposition resolutio
n
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Genres for 100
A brief tale that teaches a lesson (moral).
Often has animals as characters.
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novel short story fable myth
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Genres for 200
Tells about imaginary Characters and events.
(not true)
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fiction nonfiction article
legend
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Genres for 300
Explains something in nature, and includes gods
and goddesses as characters.
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fable realistic fiction
fiction myth
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Genres for 400
Tells about real people and events.
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poetry fantasy non-fiction fiction
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Genres for 500
A story handed down from the past that explains
something that really happened or tells about
someone who really lived. Mixes fact and fiction.
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myth fable legend
historical fiction
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Drama for 100
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
Stage directions are usually written in
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italics bold face capitals
French
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Drama for 200
A group of two or more scenes in a play is a/an
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speech tag conversation act
plot
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Drama for 300
Acts of a play are divided into these
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paragraphs scriptscurtains scenes
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Drama for 400
An author of a play is called the
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author protagonistplaywright antagonis
t
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Drama for 500
When a character stands alone on stage and
speaks, it is called a
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dialogue speech monologue
aside
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Figurative Language for 100
Meter or beat pattern in poem is
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rhyme rhythm stanzas
repetition

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Figurative Language for 200
Even at night-time Mama is a sunrise that
promises tomorrow and tomorrow.
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above.

simile metaphor
alliteration personification
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Figurative Language for 300
The students were as excited as giddy young colts
over the end of school.
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personification metaphor simile
imagery
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Figurative Language for 400
The tiny daisy lifted its head to greet the warm
sun.
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metaphor
hyperbole


alliteration
personification
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Figurative Language for 500
But somewhere there began the steady drip, drip,
drip of water, free at last. Then a cracking and
crashing as great slabs of ice lost their
freezing hold on the cave walls.
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metaphor
simile


onomatopoeia
alliteration
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More Story Elements for 100
Man vs. himself is an _______ conflict.
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societal internal external human

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More Story Elements for 200
Central message or purpose of the story
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plot setting theme exposition


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More Story Elements for 300
The attitude an author takes toward the
audience, subject, or character is
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mood tone purpose style

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More Story Elements for 400
The feeling created by the author in a poem or
story is
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allusion idiom mood
tone

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More Story Elements for 500
The point at which the central conflict is ended.
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message climax resolution theme

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Potpourri for 100
Something that can be proven.
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opinion mood fact bias


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Potpourri for 200
Repetition of beginning sounds.
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alliteration hyperbolerhythm
rhyme


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A writers attempt to change your mind or get you
to do something.
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entertain persuadeinform
opinion


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Potpourri for 400
A narrator tells a story, but in poetry the one
speaking is called the
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author protagonistspeaker
character


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Potpourri for 500
The author interrupts the story to tell about
something that happened in the past.
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antagonist protagonistforeshadow
flashback