Transcript Nonfiction Unit Jeopardy Review

Jeopardy
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Terms
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Context
Clues
Harry looks indignant when
he doesn’t get what he
wants
a. Joyful
b. Sleepy
c. Silly
d. Angry
$100 Answer from Context Clues
What is d. angry?
$200 Question from Context
Clues
In 1935, James Angel was the first
American to epsy the Angels Falls with
his own eyes.
a.Name
b. ride
c. see
d. hike
$200 Answer from Context Clues
What is “see” (c)?
$300 Question from Context
Clues
Other waterfalls are not so high, but
their breadth is great
a. Odor
b. Width
c. Height
d. Flow
$300 Answer from Context Clues
What is a width (b)?
$400 Question from Context
Clues
Some model cars look real because they
are replicas of actual cars.
a. Drawings
b. Copies
c. Memories
d. Images
$400 Answer for Context Clues
What is “copies” (b)?
$500 Question from Context
Clues
The water in some waterfalls plunges
hundreds of feet to the bottom .
a.
Falls quickly
b.
Falls upward
c.
Moves slowly
d.
Moves backward
$500 Answer from Context Clues
Falls quickly (B)?
$100 Question from Quotes
Which text?
“So began a lifetime of small discoveries linked
by a common theme: the things we worry about
are never the things that happen. And the things
that happen are the things we never could have
dreamed.”
a. “Can Animals Think?”
b. “I Have a Dream”
c. Night
d. “Field Trip”
$100 Answer from Quotes
“Field Trip”
$200 Question from Quotes
Which text?
“The bell. Already we must separate, go to bed.
Everything was regulated by the bell. It gave me
orders, and I automatically obeyed them. I hated it.
Whenever I dreamed of a better world, I could only
imagine a universe with no bells.”
a. “Can Animals Think?”
b. “I Have a Dream”
c. Night
d. “Field Trip”
$200 Answer from Quotes
Night
$300 Question from Quotes
Which text?
“Where can we get more copies of
this for the relatives”
a. “Can Animals Think?”
b.“Only Daughter”
c. Night
d.“Field Trip”
$300 Answer from Quotes
“Only Daughter”
$400 Question from Quotes
“We must have been a horrible sight flying
down the freeway with those dying men in
our arms. There was no screaming in that
car. It was just a silent, terrible drive”
a. “A Warm, Clear Day in Dallas”
b. “Only Daughter”
c. Night
d. “Field Trip”
$400 Answer from Quotes
“A Warm, Clear Day in Dallas
$500 Question from Quotes
“I began to wonder whether there might be
better windows on animal minds than
experiments designed to teach them signs
and symbols”
a. “A Warm, Clear Day in Dallas”
b. “Only Daughter”
c. Night
d. “Can Animals Think?”
$500 Answer from Quotes
“Can Animals Think?”
$100 Question from Terms
An account of the
writer’s own life
written from the
author’s perspective
a. Thesis
b. Autobiography
c. Bias
d. biography
$100 Answer from Terms
What is “autobiography”?
$200 Question from Terms
An account of a person’s
life written or told by
another person.
a. Propaganda
b. Speech
c. Biography
d. autobiography
$200 Answer from Terms
What is Biography?
$300 Question from Terms
Prose writing that deals with real
people, things, events, and
places. True writing.
a. Propaganda
b. Fiction
c. Nonfiction
d. Main idea
$300 Answer from Lit. Terms
Nonfiction
$400 Question from Terms
Expression peculiar to a particular language
that means something different from the
literal meaning of each word. “It’s raining
cats and dogs.” “We heard it through the
grapevine.”
a. Idiom
b. Euphemism
c. Propaganda
d. synonym
$400 Answer from Terms
Idiom
$500 Question from Terms
A narrative composed from personal
experience. Often shorter than
autobiographies.
a. Speech
b. Thesis
c. Memoir
d. fiction
$500 Answer from Terms
Memoir
$100 Question from Setting
Delivered on the steps at the
Lincoln Memorial on August
28th, 1963.
$100 Answer from Setting
“I Have a Dream”
$200 Question from Setting
A finger is chopped off and donkeys
trample the author.
$200 Answer from Setting
“Field Trip”
$300 Question from Setting
A concentration camp during
the Holocaust.
$300 Answer from Setting
Night
$400 Question from Setting
A woman flies home to visit
her family in Chicago at
Christmas; she wants her
father’s approval.
$400 Answer from Setting
“Only Daughter”
$500 Question from Setting
Describes Orky and Fu Manchu’s
interactions with humans.
$500 Answer from Setting
“Can Animals Think?”
$100 Question from Terms 2
A question to which an answer is
not accepted or it is already
known.
a. Synonym
b. Propaganda
c. Inference
d. Rhetorical question
$100 Answer from Terms 2
Rhetorical Question
$200 Question from Terms 2
A firsthand account, such as a
speech, an autobiography, or a
letter.
a. Main idea
b. Primary source
c. Secondary source
d. denotation
$200 Answer from Terms 2
Primary Source
$300 Question from Terms 2
An overused expression that
has lost its originality “I thank
you from the bottom of my
heart.”
a. Idiom
b. Cliché
c. Denotation
d. style
$300 Answer from Terms 2
Cliché
$400 Question from Terms 2
All the meanings, associations, or emotions
that have come to be attached to some words
in addition to their literal meaning. School:
Homework, bells, tests, prom, etc.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Idiom
Denotation
Connotation
Context clue
$400 Answer from Terms 2
Connotation
$500 Question from Terms 2
The substitution of a mild, indirect or vague
expression for another one thought to be
offensive, harsh, or blunt. “To pass away”
instead of “to croak” or “to kick the bucket”
a. Idiom
b. Euphemism
c. propaganda
d. denotation
$500 Answer from Terms 2
Euphemism