Jeopardy!!
By Samantha Kohl
Jeopardy!!!
Definition
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Antonym
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Definition for 10!
Divulge:
To tell or reveal [as a secret]
Definition for 20!
Bigot:
One who is intolerable of differences in others.
Definition for 30!
Ostensible: Professed but not necessarily true.
Definition for 40!
Enigma:
A mystery
Definition for 50!
Abjure:
To give up, to avoid or shun
Synonym for 10!
Sagacity:
wisdom
Synonym for 20!
Demure:
Reserved, quiet
Synonym for 30!
Diffident:
shy
Synonym for 40!
Cynical:
distrustful
Synonym for 50!
Chide:
Nag, scold.
Antonym for 10!
Concur:
disagree
Antonym for 20!
Rancor:
love
Antonym for 30!
Augment:
decrease
Antonym for 40!
Enigma:
Known
Antonym for 50!
Ambivalent:
decisive
Stories for 10!
List 3 characteristics of what a character can be!
-round- well developed
-flat- shows only one side
- static- non changing
- Dynamic- changing
- Protagonist- main character or good guy
- Antagonist- enemy or rival of the protagonist, the
bad guy
- Foil- a character placed in the story as an
opposite of another character
Stories for 20!
What are the 4 types of Conflicts?
-man vs. man- classical
-man vs. self- psychological
-man vs. society- social
-man vs. nature- physical
Stories for 30!
Name 3 of the 4 types of narrations of a story!
-omniscent or “all knowing”
-limited omniscent or only knows what
the character knows
-first person- the narrator is telling the
story, we get into their head
-third person- this is the he/she/they
form.
Stories for 40!
Name the 2 of the 4 types of
settings!
-historical- time period
-geographical- place, landscape, weather,
surroundings
-socio-econimic- economic and social
class, daily life
-specific location
Stories for 50!
Draw the Freytag’s Pyramid!
Poetry Terms for 10!
What is the difference between open form
and closed form?
Closed form follows a specific pattern
Open form does not follow a specific pattern
Poetry Terms for 20!
What is the rhyme scheme of a poem?
The pattern of a rhyme in a poem
Poetry Terms for 30!
Describe a Haiku:
-Follows the pattern of 5-7-5
-captures the intensity of a
specific moment, instead of a
general time
-about nature
Poetry Terms for 40!
What type of scheme did Shakespeare
use?
Iambic pentameter: stressed, unstressed.
Poetry Terms for 50!
Describe an English Sonnet:
-14 total lines; 3 quatrains and 1 couplet;
meter- iambic pentameter; rhyme- ABAB
CDCD EFEF GG
Literary Terms for 10!
Give an example of a simile and a
metaphor.
Literary Terms for 20!
What is imagery?
The "mental pictures" writers paint;
description of all the sensory perceptions
referred to in a piece of writing including all
senses- visual (see), auditory (hear), tactile
(touch), thermal (heat and cold), olfactory
(smell), gustatory (taste), and kinesthetic
sensation (movement).
Literary Terms for 30!
What is a hyperbole?
An exaggeration
Literary Terms for 40!
What is a symbol? Can you give an
example of a symbol from TKAM?
A symbol is a part of a story that symbolizes a deeper meaning
Literary Terms for 50!
What is an allusion?
-An indirect historical, cultural, or
literary reference that enriches the
meaning of the poem
The reader brings background
knowledge to the poem
Parts of Speech for 10!
Abet:
Parts of Speech for 20!
Gauche:
Parts of Speech for 30!
Bastion:
Parts of Speech for 40!
Extradite:
Parts of Speech for 50!
Erudite: