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Team OneTeam One
Team TwoTeam Two
Team ThreeTeam Three
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Team SixTeam Six
Grammar RulesQuestion for 5 points
Distinguish between there, their, and
they’re.
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 5 points
There = location
Their = possesive
They’re = they are
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 10 points
State the rule for the use of an apostrophe in
it’s and its
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 10 points
It’s = it is
Its = belongs to it
(Possessive)
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 15 points
Capitalization rule for family terms like mom
or dad.
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 15 points
Capitalize when it is used in place of the
person’s name.
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 20 points
Distinguish between to, two, and too.
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 20 points
To = preposition
Two = number
Too = also, or intensity
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 25 points
State the rule for writing numbers.
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Grammar RulesQuestion for 25 points
Spell out all numbers that can be written in
two words or less (under 100) and at the beginning of sentences
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Love is smoke, the fumes of sighs
Romeo and Juliet
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Metaphor
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..and on the three sides of it cliffs dived down to
where the sea licked greedy lips in the
shadows…
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Personification
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As far off shore shouted words could carry, I sent
a few back to the adversary.
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Heroic Couplet
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“You have dancing shoes with nimble
soles, I have a sole of lead.”
Romeo and JulietBack to Board
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Pun
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Poseidon lord who sets the earth a tremble
The Odyssey
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Epithet
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Story Elements
Question for 5 points
Name for the sequence of events in a story
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Story Elements
Answer for 5 Points
Plot
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Story Elements
Question for 10 Points
Turning point of the action in the story
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Story Elements
Answer for 10 Points
Climax
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Story Elements
Question for 15 Points
Struggle between two forces in the story
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Story Elements
Answer for 15 Points
Conflict
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Story Elements
Question for 20 Points
Elements of the setting
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Story Elements
Answer for 20 Points
Time and Place
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Story Elements
Question for 25 Points
Draw and label a plot diagram
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Story Elements
Answer for 25 Points
Answer should include:
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling
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Genres
Question for 5 Points
Examples include these: The Iliad, The
Odyssey, and The Aneid
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Genres
Answer for 5 Points
Epic Poetry
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Genres
Question for 10 Points
Works that tell true stories
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Genres
Answer for 10 Points
Nonfiction
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Genres
Question for 15 Points
Prose works between 1 and 50 pages long
which tell stories that are made up
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Genres
Answer for 15 Points
Short Stories
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Genres
Question for 20 Points
The only genre not written in prose
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Genres
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Poetry
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Genres
Question for 25 Points
Name three components of all dramatic works
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Genres
Answer for 25 Points
Cast, Acts, Scenes, Stage Directions,
Dialogue, Plot
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Literary Terms
Question for 5 Points
A lengthy comparison using like or as, contains lots of
imageryBack to Board
Literary Terms
Answer for 5 Points
Epic Simile
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Literary Terms
Question for 10 Points
A reference to a famous character or event from history, literature, or pop
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Literary Terms
Answer for 10 Points
Allusions
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Literary Terms
Question for 15 Points
Language used by people in specific jobs
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Literary Terms
Answer for 15 Points
Jargon
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Literary Terms
Question for 20 Points
The feeling or atmosphere created in
the story
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Literary Terms
Answer for 20 Points
Mood
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Literary Terms
Question for 25 Points
Language that awakens the five senses
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Literary Terms
Answer for 25 Points
Imagery
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“Big Points”
Question
Define and give an example of each type
of irony
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Big Points
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Situational, Verbal, and Dramatic
(Examples will vary)
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