Jeopardy 206 Phrases What kind of phrase Prep

Jeopardy 206 Phrases

What kind of phrase? Prep Appositive Verb The Unknown $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500

What kind of phrase? $100 • Sit in your desk.

What kind of phrase? $200 • I am running to the store.

What kind of phrase? $300 • Sally, my best friend, is mad at me.

What kind of phrase? $400 • Before the party, we got dressed. – Adjective or adverb?

What kind of phrase? $500 • The famous President John Kennedy was known for his speeches.

Preposition - $100 • Adjective or adverb? – The dog with the brown spots is cute.

Preposition - $200 • Adjective or adverb? – I drove through the storm.

Preposition - $300 • Adjective or adverb? – During the storm, we hid in the basement.

Preposition - $400 • Adjective or adverb? – The sofa with the scratch on the leg is broken.

Preposition - $500 • Adjective or adverb? – We ran into the store with our bags.

Appositive - $100 • Sam, the boy in the front row, is tired.

Appositive - $200 • My uncle, the man with the dark curly hair, lives in Maine.

Appositive - $300 • Food Lion, my favorite grocery store, is closed.

Appositive - $400 • My teacher Mr. A makes poetry fun.

Appositive - $500 • Known for his dark, curly hair, a distinguishing feature, the man drew a crowd of admirers.

Verb - $100 • I am running to the store.

Verb - $200 • We might go to the movies.

Verb - $300 • The students could have a daily.

Verb - $400 • Are you going to the play?

Verb - $500 • The show could have been better.

The Unknown - $100 • Identify the verb phrase: – The poster is hanging on the wall.

The Unknown - $200 • Identify the prepositional phrase: – The poster is hanging on the wall.

The Unknown - $300 • Identify the appositive phrase: – Robin Hood, the new movie, sold out in three hours.

The Unknown - $400 • Adjective or Adverb? – The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo earned a top spot on the NYT Bestsellers list.

The Unknown - $500 • Adjective or adverb? – We drove for hours through the storm.