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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Defintions
What term means the repetition of the Same consonant sound at the beginningsOf several words of a line of poetryOr a sentence?
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Alliteration
$200 Question from Definitions
What element is a comparison Between two unlike things usingThe words like or as?
$200 Answer from Definitions
Simile
$300 Question from Definitions
What element is a bold, deliberateOverstatement or exaggeration?
$300 Answer from Definitions
Hyperbole
$400 Question from Definitions
What is made up of all the tools that a poetUses to create a special effect or feeling?
$400 Answer from Definitions
Figurative Language
$500 Question from Definitions
The combination of stressed and unstressed syllables, whichmake up the metric unit of a line.
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Foot
$100 Question from Definitions 2
What is a metaphor?
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A direct comparison between two unlike things. It does not use the Words like or as.
$200 Question from Definitions 2
What is free verse?
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Poetry written without a regularrhyme scheme, meter, or form.
$300 Question from Definitions 2
A repeated regular pattern of rhymes, usually found at the ends of lines in a poem.
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Rhyme Scheme
$400 Question from Definitions 2
What is personification?
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Giving human characteristics orabilities to something that is not human
$500 Question from Definitions 2
What is imagery?
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Language that appeals to the five senses
$100 Question from Definitions 3
What element is the use of wordsthat sound like the noises they describe?
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Onomatopoeia
$200 Question from Definitions 3
What element is a common phrase madeup of words that can’t be understood bytheir literal, or ordinary meanings?
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Idiom
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A story told in verse. Often has all of Elements of a short story.
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Narrative Poem
$400 Question from Definitions 3
A pair of rhymed lines
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Couplet
$500 Question from Definitions 3
A repeated line or number of lines in a poem or song, typically at the end of each verse
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Refrain
$100 Question from Examples
What is the following an example of?
The girl is as fast as lightning.
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Simile
$200 Question from Examples
What is the following an example of?
The whole world is a stage.
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Metaphor
$300 Question from Example
What is the following an example of?
The tree softly called my name as the wind blew.
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Personification
$400 Question from Example
What is the following an example of?
Art is always awesome and articulate.
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Alliteration
$500 Question from Example
What is the following an example of?
Hot ice
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Oxymoron
$100 Question from Misc.
Give an example of a simile.
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$200 Question from Misc.
Give an example of a metaphor.
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$300 Question from Misc.
Give an example of onomatopoeia.
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$400 Question from Misc.
What is the following rhyme scheme?
The girl likes to talkEspecially when she goes on a walkShe eats a piece of candyAnd thinks it is dandyEspecially when she goes on a walk
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AABBA
$500 Question from Misc.
What is the following rhyme scheme?
School is so much fun.I like to learn about different things.I especially love grammar days,But most of all I love Language Arts.
$500 Answer from Misc.
ABCD
Final Jeopardy
Write a Haiku, being sure to follow thetraditional guidelines.
Final Jeopardy Answer
5 syllables7 syllables5 syllables
Usually about nature
