JEOPARDY! Vocabulary Review

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JEOPARDY!Vocabulary Review
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• Mrs. Richards
• 6th Grade Reading

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Daily Double Graphic and Sound Effect!
Daily Double!!!

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A writers attitude toward the subjects he or she
is writing about.
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The repetition of the same or similar sounds at
the beginning of words.
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A narrative point of view where the story is told
by one of the characters.
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An organizational device that relates at least
two events.
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Shades of meaning in synonyms.
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A basic truth that goes beyond the actual story.
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When words imitate sounds.
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A narrative point of view written as if someone
outside the story is observing the characters.
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An organizational device that shows how two or
more items are alike or different.
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The literal meaning of a word.
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A clue or hint about an event that will unfold
later in a story.
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A type of figurative language that uses an
exaggeration for emphasis.
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A narrative point of view written from the point
of view of a narrator who knows everything thats
going on in the story, including the thoughts of
every character, and even things that characters
have no way of knowing about.
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An organizational pattern that features a
numbered list and it is a good way to make an
argument.
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An assumption that all things behave a certain
way based on observing a few things behaving that
way.
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A fixed idea about the members of a particular
group that does not allow for individually.
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A type of figurative language that compares two
unlike things without using the words like or
as.
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The use of words that appeal to the senses of the
reader.
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An organizational pattern that puts things in the
order in which they happened.
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A judgment based on your own knowledge as well as
the information supplied by an author.
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What a specific story is about.
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A type of figurative language that compares two
unlike things using the words like or as.
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A suggestion that the actual situation is
somewhat different from, or the exact opposite
of, the one represented.
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An organizational device that sets out a term
that may be unfamiliar to the reader and then
explains the term.
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The first important element of plot structure.
This is the one event that sets the rest of the
story into motion.
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Returning to a time earlier than the starting
point of a story to give background information.
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A type of figurative language that gives
something that isnt human the qualities of a
human.
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Deviating from Standard Formal English in
pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
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A story about other cultures, passes down through
the generations.
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Writing a sound, word, or idea again for effect
or emphasis..
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Answers
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Tone
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Alliteration
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First Person
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Cause-and-Effect
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Connotation
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Theme
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Onomatopoeia
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Third Person Limited
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Comparison and Contrast
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Denotation
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Foreshadowing
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Hyperbole
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Third Person Omniscient
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Enumeration/Listing
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Generalization
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Stereotyping
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Metaphor
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Imagery
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Sequence/Chronology
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Inference
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Main Idea
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Simile
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Irony
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Concept and Definition
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Initiating Event
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Flashback
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Personification
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Dialect
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Folk Tale
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Repetition