Blank Jeopardy

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Figurative Language
Text Structure
Authors Purpose
Whats the Point (of view)
Poetry Elements
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Giving human qualities to something that is not
living.
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personification
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Standing in front of a tornado is just as risky
as jumping off a cliff demonstrates this type of
figurative language.
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simile
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Daily Double
His invention, the camera, spoke for him is an
example of this.
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personification
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August is a day in the sun.
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Metaphor
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The general idea about life that an author wants
you to understand by reading his/her words is
known as
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Theme
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Method of organization that tells the order in
which things happen
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Sequence
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A Method of organization in which action causes
results
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Cause and effect
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Daily Double
Many people feel that animals of the rain forest
are losing their homes because trees are being
cut down. They feel we should find ways of
recycling products made of leaves. Which text
structure is this?
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Problem/Solution
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A story entitled Strange coincidences between
President Lincoln and Kennedy would fall under
which text structure?
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Compare/Contrast
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An article about why TVs will be switching to
high definition and what that means to you.
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Cause/Effect
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A piece of writing that tells factual information
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Informational
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Text which tells a story with characters and
events. (It has a beginning, middle and end)
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Narrative
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A piece of writing set in groups of lines called
stanzas. The lines may be parts of sentences and
they may rhyme.
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Poetry
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Daily Double
A piece of writing that is intended to change
somebodys mind.
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Persuasive
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The type of text that includes textbooks,
newspapers, reports, directions, and brochues.
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Informational
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A narrative style told from the viewpoint of the
character in the book.
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First person
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Point of view of a narrator outside of the story.
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Third person
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Jill wanted to sing in the class talent show.
This would have been her first performance. She
had been practicing for weeks
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Third person
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I was so happy when I found out that I had gotten
the part. I had been practicing my lines for
weeks
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First person
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Trees provide homes for countless animals and
other plants. Caterpillars, moths, butterflies,
and other insects eat the leaves of the trees
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Third person
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Words that sound alike.
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Rhyme
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The use of the same consonant sound at the
beginning of several words.
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Alliteration
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The pattern of rhythm in a poem.
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Meter
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What is the meter of this line? Under a spreading
chestnut tree.
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8 beats or syllables
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Little Boy Blue is an example of this .
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Alliteration