Jeopardy

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Jeopardy!
Rhetoric
TTC
Analysis
Random Robin Facts
Vocabulary
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Rhetoric
Logos, Pathos, Ethos
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100 Rhetoric
What are Appeals? (the judges will also accept
the triangle)
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200 Rhetoric
This is sticking in the authors craw it
compels the author to convey a message.
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200 Rhetoric
What is Exigence?
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300 Rhetoric
I am influenced by your message.
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300 Rhetoric
Who is the Audience?
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400 Rhetoric
A piece of text containing hyperbole
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400 Rhetoric
What is a vehicle fueled by a device?
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500 Rhetoric
Rhetorically analyze this Jeopardy game. Include
all aspects of the analysis.
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500 Rhetoric
Response is inclusive of appeals,
devices, purpose, exigence, author, and audience.
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100 TTC
Curt Lemon dies this way.
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100 TTC
What is by stepping on a land mine?
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200 TTC
Humping
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200 TTC
What is another word for carry?
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300 TTC
One criterion of How to Tell a True War Story
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300 TTC
What is a true war story.?
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400 TTC
OBrien purposely omits the nouns that the
pronouns stand for.
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400 TTC
What is antecedent?
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500 TTC
The voluntary vs. involuntary theme carries
itself throughout both OBrien vignettes in this
way.
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500 TTC
Open for interpretation (judges discretion)
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100 Analysis
This is a theme.
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100 Analysis
What is something that weaves itself throughout
an entire text?
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200 Analysis
This is one of our ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS for 1Q.
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200 Analysis
What is Is TRUTH real? Is truth a simple game
or a complex tenet of humanity? How does truth
affect American society and ideology?
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300 Analysis
This is how proximity affects a tragedy.
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300 Analysis
What is the closer you are, the more likely you
are to feel empathy?
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400 Analysis
DAILY DOUBLE!!! The primary difference between
Goodnight Saigon and TTC.
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400 Analysis
Goodnight Saigon utilizes poetry and music as a
vehicle / TTC utilizes text and the art of
storytelling as a vehicle.
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500 Analysis
TTC is not real. Defend this perspective.
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500 Analysis
Did you follow the prompt? The judges are
listening!
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100 Vocabulary
This is beautiful, yet catastrophic at the same
time.
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100 Vocabulary
What is sublime?
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200 Vocabulary
paradox
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200 Vocabulary
What is a statement that is contradictory, yet
makes sense nonetheless?
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300 Vocabulary
Perceivable by sound.
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300 Vocabulary
What is something that is concrete?
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400 Vocabulary
DAILY DOUBLE!!!! A relationship with two parts
with different perspectives that is inseparable.
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400 Vocabulary
What is a dichotomy?
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500 Vocabulary
Explain how the prefixes a and an/anti differ
AND provide example.
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500 Vocabulary
Show the difference between negation and
opposites
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100 Random Robin Facts
Mr. Robin attended this university TWICE!
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100 Random Robin Facts
What is DePaul?
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200 Random Robin Facts
Mr. Robins girlfriends name is
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200 Random Robin Facts
What is Robin?
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300 Random Robin Facts
Mr. Robin loves this kind of music.
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300 Random Robin Facts
What is hi-octane piano rock?
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400 Random Robin Facts
If Mr. Robin were a superhero, hed be...
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400 Random Robin Facts
Who is Robin?
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500 Random Robin Facts
Mr. Robin will end class with this expression.
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500 Random Robin Facts
What is peace, love, recycle OR in a squeaky
voice have a good day, Mr. Robin!?
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Final Jeopardy Topic
The Triangle

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Final Jeopardy
Create a scenario in which you utilize the
author / audience model. Go through all of the
steps, including the rhetorical triangle, AND
make sure that you utilize either a rhetorical
device as fuel for the vehicle OR a brief
analysis on tragedy.
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Final Jeopardy Answer
subject to interpretation