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$100 Question from RED A person in literature or an animal with human traits.

$100 Answer from RED Character

$200 Question from RED This literary term refers to WHO is telling the story.

$200 Answer from RED Point of view

$300 Answer from RED The sequence of events in a story

$400 Question from RED The message of a story, usually expressed as a general statement.

$500 Answer from RED How an author truly feels about his/her subject, based on his/her choice of words.

$100 Question from BLUE Setting

$100 Answer from BLUE The time and place in which events of a story occur.

$200 Question from BLUE LOSE A TURN!

$200 Answer from BLUE LOSE A TURN!

$300 Question from BLUE Description

$300 Answer from BLUE Vivid details that make the story more lively.

$400 Question from BLUE A book or article used to explain real facts, rather than to tell a story.

$400 Answer from BLUE Informational nonfiction

$500 Question from BLUE Type of literature that is real rather than “made up”

$500 Answer from BLUE Nonfiction

$100 Question from GREEN What are the two types of nonfiction?

$100 Answer from GREEN Informational Personal/Literary

$200 Question from GREEN The sequence of events in a story.

$300 Question from GREEN Three types of P.O.V. are?

$300 Answer from GREEN First Person Third Person Omniscient

$400 Question from GREEN Story is told through the eyes of an “all-knowing” narrator who reveals the thoughts and feelings of several characters.

$400 Answer from GREEN Omniscient P.O.V.

$500 Question from GREEN Type of nonfiction that tells a story that really happened.

$500 Answer from GREEN Personal/ Literary Nonfiction

$100 Question from PURPLE Narrator uses the pronoun “I,” telling the story through his/her own thoughts/feelings.

$100 Answer from PURPLE First Person

$200 Question from PURPLE LOSE A TURN!

$200 Answer from PURPLE LOSE A TURN!

$300 Question from PURPLE Story about a person’s life, not written by that person.

$300 Answer from PURPLE Biography

$400 Question from PURPLE LOSE A TURN!

$400 Answer from PURPLE LOSE A TURN!

$500 Question from PURPLE A story about a person’s life, written by that person.

$500 Answer from PURPLE Autobiography

$100 Question from BLACK Uses the pronouns “he,” “she,” and “it.” The story is told through the thoughts of one character.

$100 Answer from BLACK Third Person

$200 Question from BLACK T or F: Memoirs, diaries, and letters are examples of literary/ personal nonfiction.

$300 Question from BLACK T or F: Recipes, user manuals, and handbooks are examples of informational nonfiction.

$400 Answer from H5 How an author feels about his/her subject based on his/her word choice.

$500 Question from H5 Using words dealing with the senses (touch, sight, sound, smell) is an example of…

$500 Answer from BLACK Description

Final Jeopardy This author wrote, “If one man kills another, it murder, but if a hundred thousand men kill another hundred thousand, it is considered an act of glory!?”

Final Jeopardy Answer Who is Tolstoy? (The book is Kingdom of God)

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