Jeopardy: Lesson 3
Compare
& Contrast
Infer/Predict
Multiple Meaning
Words
TREE
Compound
Sentences
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question: Compare and
Contrast
When you find the similarities between two things,
you are 1)____________________; when you find the
differences between two things, you are
2)_________________________.
$100 Answer for Compare and
Contrast
1) comparing
2) contrasting
$200 Question for Comparing
and Contrasting
A helpful graphic organizer to use
when comparing and contrasting
is a ____________________.
$200 Answer Compare and
Contrast
A Venn Diagram
$300 Question for Compare and
Contrast
In the story, Off and Running, contrast the
two main characters, Miata and Rudy.
$300 Answer for Compare and
Contrast
Miata felt shaken; Rudy felt
confident.
Miata had plans to plant flowers and
clean the graffiti; Rudy had plans to
extend recess and offer more ice
cream days.
$400 Question for Compare and
Contrast
Compare and Contrast Non-Fiction text and
Fiction Text.
$400 Answer for Compare and
Contrast
Similarities (Compare)
Differences (Contrast)
Both are genres of writing
-Non-Fiction is realistic;
Fiction is not realistic
Both are created for audiences
to read
-Non-fiction text use t-maps;
Fiction texts use story maps
Both are created by authors
-Non-fiction text is mainly
used for instruction; Fiction
text is mainly used for
entertainment.
$500 Question for Compare and
Contrast
Compare and Contrast the
strategies of Making an Inference
and Making a Prediction.
$500 Answer for Compare and
Contrast
Similarities (Compare)
Differences (Contrast)
Both are reading strategies
-When you make an
Inference, you use the text
and your prior knowledge.
Both involve you thinking
beyond the text
Both include you “reading
between the lines”
-When you make a Prediction,
you use the text.
-Inferences usually involve a
Both include you using the text character's feelings or
to help you make a connection. thoughts.
Both need to be supported by
evidence from the text.
-Predictions are usually
guesses about what will
happen next in a story.
$100 Question for Infer / Predict
Read the scenario and make an inference
about what type of student Ron is:
Ron is a fifth grade student in Mrs. Naranjo and Miss Welch’s
class. Although he knew he had nothing to worry about, he still
had a pit in his stomach when report cards were being handed
out. Mrs. Naranjo finally gave Ron his report card. She did not
say a word; she simply smiled.
$100 Answer for Infer/Predict
Ron is a good student and cares
about his grades.
$200 Question for Infer / Predict
Read the following scenario and
make an inference about the type
of job Mr. Stalb has:
Mr. Stalb came home from work
feeling more exhausted than
normal. People are crazy drivers
during the holiday season, and
they ignore stop signs and traffic
lights!
$200 Answer for Infer / Predict
Mr. Stalb is a police officer.
$300 Question for Infer / Predict
Read the following scenario and
Make an inference about Henry:
Poor Henry seemed to be a little
hungry, so Mrs. Naranjo fed him
some hay. Henry sniffed the hay,
but didn’t nibble at all! Gabe
came by with a carrot, and Henry
gobbled it all up.
$300 Answer for Infer / Predict
Henry is a picky eater!
$400 Question for Infer / Predict
Read the following scenario and
make a prediction about what Taylor
might do next:
Taylor is a very sweet and caring
young lady, but she is also very shy.
On the playground, she saw a bully
picking on another student, but felt
too afraid to confront the bully.
$400 Answer for Infer/ Predict
Taylor will tell an adult about
the situation.
$500 Question for Infer / Predict
Please read the following scenario and
make an inference:
It hadn’t rained all season, and today
was the big championship! Matt was so
upset, he threw his baseball bat at the
weather man on TV.
$500 Answer for Infer / Predict
The weather man forecasted rain for
Matt’s baseball championship.
$100 Question for Multiple
Meaning Words
What is a good definition for
Multiple Meaning words?
$100 Answer for Multiple
Meaning Words
Multiple Meaning words are two
words that are spelled the same, and
pronounced the same, but have very
different meanings.
$200 Question for Multiple
Meaning Words
What are two meanings for the
word bowl?
$200 Answer for Multiple
Meaning Words
Bowl- the sport
Bowl- what you put ice cream in ;)
$300 Question for Multiple
Meaning Words
What are two meanings for
the word dampen?
$300 Answer for Multiple
Meaning Words
Dampen- to make something wet
Dampen- to crush someone’s spirit
or mood
$400 Question for Multiple
Meaning Words
What are two meanings for the word
race?
$400 Answer from H3
Race- someone’s ethnicity
Race- a competition of speed
$500 Question for Multiple
Meaning Words
What are two meanings for broke?
$500 Answer for Multiple
Meaning Words
Broke- having little or no money
Broke- having a broken leg
$100 Question for TREE
What does the acronym TREE
stand for?
$100 Answer for TREE
TREE stands for:
Topic
Reason
Example
Elaborate
$200 Question for TREE
What two sections of TREE
are included in the
introduction paragraph?
$200 Answer for TREE
Topic and Reason
$300 Question for TREE
What do you call the last sentence
of your introduction paragraph?
$300 Answer for TREE
The thesis statement or opinion
statement
$400 Question for TREE
What happens if you do not know
who the author of a text is?
$400 Answer for TREE
You simply say, “An
author wrote a…”
$500 Question for TREE
What are all the elements
included in the first
paragraph of TREE?
$500 Answer for TREE
Author
Setting
Character
Character’s problem; how he/she
feels; what he or she does
Opinion sentence (thesis)
$100 Question for Compound
Sentences
Compound sentences are two complete
thoughts joined together by what two
things? Please list them in the order they
would appear in a sentence.
$100 Answer for Compound
Sentences
Comma and a Conjunction word
$200 Question for Compound
Sentences
What does FANBOYS stand for?
$200 Answer for Compound
Sentence
F-For
A-And
N-Nor
B-But
O-Or
Y-Yet
S-SO
$300 Question for Compound
Sentences
Explain how you could tell if
a compound sentence is in fact a
compound sentence? (What test
did you learn?)
$300 Answer for Compound
Sentences
Cover the conjunction word; if both
sides of the conjunction word are
complete thoughts, then you have
a compound sentence.
$400 Question for Compound
Sentences
On your white board, write a
compound sentence that has the
conjunction word “and.”
$400 Answer for Compounds
Answers will vary
$500 Question for Compound
Sentences
Write a sentence that has the
conjunction word “or.”
$500 Answer for Compound
Sentences
Answers will vary.
Final Jeopardy
Please define the term “sentence” and list the
4 things every sentence must include.
Final Jeopardy Answer
A sentence is a group of words
that express a complete thought.
-capital letter
-end punctuation
-subject
-predicate