Jeopardy
Native Am.
Lit Stuff
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Grammar
Extras
Final Jeopardy
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An ingrained conviction on the part of those who
first came to the Americas from Europe, as well
as by their American descendants, that their
culture, values, religion, life ways, abilities and
achievements were more advanced and of a
superior order than those of the native peoples.
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Eurocentrism
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What is this?
The ________is one who is different in appearance, dress, language
and culture.
The ________ is viewed by Europeans as simple, childlike, innocent
and exotic.
The view of the ________ is colored by Eurocentrism
The ________ is seen as a curiosity only, exotic but inferior.
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Exotic Other
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A romanticized notion that native american’s are
peacefully in tune with nature without want,
greed, or possessiveness due to untainted
contact with civiliztion….
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Noble savage
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Myths that explained the way the world came to
be were known as
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Origin myths
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Native American beliefs and stories were passed
down via
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Oral tradition
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The author’s _______ sets the mood for the
story, and is staged by voice, setting, and
events such as weather.
tone
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The central idea of the story is otherwise
known as it’s _____________
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theme
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Occurs when someone says one thing but really
means another
 Very difficult to understand in text
messages…ever misinterpret a text or an email?
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Verbal irony
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Occurs when there is a discrepancy between what is expected to
happen, or what would be appropriate to happen, and what really
does happen.
Example: a thief’s house was broken into at the same time he was
robbing someone’s house
Situational irony
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A character thinks one thing is true, but the audience or reader knows
better.
– The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, etc. the shows that you scream, “Don’t pick her!
She’s evil! She’s only there for the fame and money!” because you just saw her
confession to the camera or she’s been…a witch…in the house and the Bachelor
hasn’t seen the same footage you have.
– When you scream at the TV or movie, “Don’t go in there! Don’t go in there!
He’s going to kill you!!!” because you just saw the killer go in the room.
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Dramatic irony
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The play The Crucible is an ________ to the Red
Scare of the 1950’s
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allusion
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The Senator who was responsible for the events
that inspired The Crucible was….
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Joseph McCarthy
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Explain Communism
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A socialistic ideology where the government
controls all levels of society to insure people
have equal opportunity for jobs, land ownership,
and business; rarely works due to total control
of the government over all facets of life
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Name the historically inaccurate portion of The
Crucible…
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The affair was not the historic catalyst for the
witch hunt in Salem
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What mattered to John Proctor more than his
life?
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His name, honor, and salvation in the eyes of
family and Lord; therefore, he tore up his
confession and chose to hang
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Independent or dependent?
While the huge ocean liner slowly sank
Dependent Clause
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How many dependent clauses are present?
After she delivered the news, Mary left the
room because it was uncomfortable?
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2
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from
What is the preposition in the following
sentence?
I was running from the crazy man.
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Identify the prepositional phrase.
The man in the black coat is crazy.
In the black coat
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Identify the two prepositional phrases and tell
whether each is an adjective or adverb.
The students in Pre-AP English compete during
the review.
The students in Pre-AP English compete during
the review.
in Pre-AP English= adjective
during the review= adverb
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Who is the father of the rhetorical devices?
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Aristotle
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An impassioned plea using an emotional appeal
is using what rhetorical device?
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pathos
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Appealing to the audience by using credibility,
i.e. experts to back your argument is the use of
which rhetorical element?
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ethos
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Using facts to appeal to the audience is the use
of which rhetorical element?
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Logos
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The final debate in the movie the Great
Debators occurred against Harvard
University, and the topic of debate was…..
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Civil Disobedience
Final Jeopardy
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In Lorrainne Hansberry’s “A Raisin in The Sun,”
What does Mama’s plant symbolize?
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Her family who is not flourishing, but hanging on
despite its lack of sun and space to grow, and it
also symbolizes hope