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After completing the Jeopardy round. Click in one of the

title boxes to get to Final Jeopardy!

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Click here for Final Jeopardy

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Does the following sentence contain a prepositional phrase?

Just to be safe, I looked in the phone book and dialed the police.

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Yes, “in the phone book” is a

prepositional phrase.

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Does the following sentence contain a prepositional phrase?

The Scarlet macaw is the best known species.

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No

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Does the following sentence contain a prepositional phrase?

Amelia Earhart flew alone over the Atlantic Ocean.

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Yes, “over the Atlantic Ocean” is

a prepositional phrase.

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Does the following sentence contain a prepositional phrase?

She married George Putnam, a publisher.

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NO

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How many prepositional phrases does the following sentence contain?

Sara scurried into a hiding place she always reserved for herself.

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Two (2)

“into a hiding place” & “for herself”

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Their mocking of him was inappropriate.

What type of pronoun is the underline word?A.Nominative (subjective)pronoun

B.Objective pronoun

C.Possessive pronoun

D.Indefinite pronoun

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C.Possessive pronoun

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Anyone can play the game as long as they follow the rules.What type of pronoun is the underline word?A.Nominative (subjective)pronoun

B.Objective pronoun

C.Possessive pronoun

D.Indefinite pronoun

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D.Indefinate Pronoun

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Take a picture of him, not us!What type of pronoun is the underline word?A.Nominative (subjective)pronoun

B.Objective pronoun

C.Possessive pronoun

D.Indefinite pronoun

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B.Objective Pronoun

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After lunch, she and I went to the planetarium.What type of pronoun is the underline word?A.Nominative (subjective)pronoun

B.Objective pronoun

C.Possessive pronoun

D.Indefinite pronoun

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A.Nominative

(subjective)pronoun

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Yours is on the coffee table.What type of pronoun is the underline word?A.Nominative (subjective)pronoun

B.Objective pronoun

C.Possessive pronoun

D.Indefinite pronoun

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C.Possessive Pronoun

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What are images that help the

readers understand information called?

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Graphics

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Another way of saying analyzing similarities and

differences

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Compare and Contrast

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What do you call the short pieces of text at the

bottom of a page that explains or references

something in the text?

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Footnotes

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What explores the relationship

between outcomes and reasons?

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Cause and Effect

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A word that means sequential order.

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Chronological

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__?__means a reasonable conclusion, or assumption,

based on evidence.

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Inference

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The part of the story that

introduces the characters, setting,

and situation.

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Exposition

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Conflict that takes place between a character and

an outside person or force is called what?

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External Conflict

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Conflict that takes place inside the

mind of a character is called what?

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Internal Conflict

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True or False?

Conflict of a story can occur between a

character and someone outside the story.

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False

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Giving human characteristics to a non

human object or animal is called what?

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Personification

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A direct comparison between two unlike things

is called what?

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Metaphor

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The repetition of the initial consonant sound(s) in a poem is called what?

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Alliteration

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The use of words to imitate sounds is

called what?

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onomatopoeia

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The winding down of a plot is called what?

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Falling Action

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Make your wager

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Identify all parts of the following Plot Diagram.

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