JEOPARDY English Figurative Language Genres Point of View

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Figurative Language Genres Point of View Vocabulary $100 $300 $500

Figurative Language $100 Comparing two unlike things using like or as.

Figurative Language $300 Comparing two unlike things without using like or as.

Figurative Language $500 This is the term used when describing the repetition of consonant sounds.

Genres $100 This is the genre that tells a true story.

Genres $300 This genre is written by someone about another person’s life and accomplishments.

Genres $500 This genre is not real.

Point of View $100 This point of view is told by a single character that is in the story.

Point of View $300 This point of view is told by a narrator that isn’t in the story.

Point of View $500 This type of point of view is told by a narrator who knows every characters thoughts and beliefs.

Vocabulary $100 This is a type of writing that uses a lot of adjectives and appeals to the five senses.

Vocabulary $300 This is a long piece of writing that is written with a purpose which could be to entertain, to persuade, or to inform.

Vocabulary $500 This term is used when two people have a disagreement about an issue.

Reference Final Jeopardy What does MLA stand for when citing sources on a Works Cited Page?