This is a review of quarter two classes.

1. Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

2. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy

3. Go Figure! Lords of Lore What did you say? Go Grammar A Go Grammar B 1 2 3 4 5 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 Read This

4. "Her hair is as shiny as ebony." This is an example of what?

5. metaphor

6. The curious cat crept towards the mouse hole. This is an example of what?

7. alliteration

8. "The fog crept on little cat feet." This is an example of what?

9. personification

10. "The boys dove on the ball like angry dogs snarling for a bone." This is an example of what?

11. simile

12. “ I was so embarrassed that I wanted to die.” This is an example of what?

13. hyperbole

14. Stories shared and passed down from one generation to another which are accepted as true, but cannot be checked.

15. legend

16. A made-up story that explains the existence of a natural phenomenon.

17. myth

18. Folktales that have a moral and usually have animal characters that teaches a lesson.

19. fable

20. Examples: Arachne Persephone How the Chipmunk got its Stripes

21. myths

22. Examples: The Tortoise and the Hare The Boy Who Cried Wolf The Dog and the Bone

23. fables

24. What is the author’s attitude toward a topic?

25. tone

26. What is a way of speaking that is characteristic of a particular region or group of people?

27. onomatopoeia

28. This is an example of what kind of tone? "Don't talk to me about voting or politics. I'm not interested. All politicians are self-serving and corrupt. My vote won't change a thing."

29. Negative Pessimistic Cynical Angry

30. What is this an example of what? “ Ya shore look mis’rable, honey. But don’t ya fret none. I know magic and I kin help.”

31. dialect

32. What is this an example of what? Once and only once there were three little pigs who kept perfect rhythm. Satch played sax. Wee-wee-wee-wee! Mo played bass. Doont – doont – dunn! And Ella Sang. Scat – scooby – dooby, shoo!

33. onomatopoeia

34. From what point of view is this written? The aisles were filled with fans tapping their toes and snapping their claws. The wolf elbowed his way forward, using his bad breath to clear the way.

35. Third Person Point of View

36. When would you use a diagram in a report?

37. Use a diagram to help show readers how something is made or the parts of something.

38. When would you use an outline?

39. Use an outline to help organize your ideas before writing a report.

40. When would you use a timeline?

41. Use a timeline to organize dates and events in chronological (time) order.

42. When would you use a stem and leaf plot?

43. Use stem and leaf plots in math to organize how often something happens or shows up.

44. What is the underlined word? Before leaving, give us your new address.

45. indirect object

46. What is the underlined word? Kenny made himself breakfast this morning.

47. reflexive pronoun

48. What is the underlined word? Will you be flying to Austin, Texas today?

49. helping verb

50. What is the underlined? My cat has been sleeping too much.

51. verb phrase

52. What is the underlined? We are too early for dinner.

53. linking verb

54. What is the underlined? An announcer reported the news of the day.

55. action verb

56. What is the underlined? The owner of the horse offered Chris a ride .

57. direct object

58. What is the underlined? Kellie eagerly awaits the opening of the movie, The Lightning Thief.

59. adverb

60. What is the verb phrase? Are you going to the dance?

61. are going

62. Which word is the adverb? We really want turkey for New Year’s dinner.

63. really

64. Final Jeopardy Make your wager

65. Name five words that do NOT end in –ly that are adverbs.

66. not, n’t, never always, sometimes really, very, quite rather, often too