JEOPARDY Featuring Sponge Bob EOC Review CATEGORIES Agreement
JEOPARDY Featuring (Sponge, Bob) EOC Review
CATEGORIES
Agreement
Punctuation
Confusing Words
Lit. Terms
Misc.
JEOPARDY Agreement Punctuation Confusing Words Lit. Terms Misc. 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 600 600 600 700 700 700
Agreement 100
Agreement: 100 • Both of the students (is/are) going to pass the EOC.
Agreement: 100 • are
Agreement 200
Agreement: 200 • All of the class passed (its/their) EOC.
Agreement: 200 • its
Agreement 300
DAILY DOUBLE
Agreement: 300 • I will (take/takes) the EOC.
Agreement: 300 • take
Agreement 400
Agreement: 400 • The students, all of whom take English, (is/are) ready for summer break.
Agreement: 400 • are
Agreement 500
Agreement: 500 • A positive person, with help from others, (is/are) able to succeed.
Agreement: 500 • is
Agreement 600
Agreement: 600 • Neither of the students (wants/want) to fail (his/their) test.
Agreement: 600 • want, their
Agreement 700
Agreement: 700 • Neither the boy nor the girl (was/were) allowed to graduate because (heshe/they) failed (hisher/their) EOC.
Agreement: 700 • was, he-she, his-her
Punctuation 100
Punctuation: 100 a. Although the students were excited for summer break they would miss Mrs. Turnmire greatly. b. Although, the students were ready for summer break they would miss Mrs. Turnmire greatly. c. Although the students were ready for summer break, they would miss Mrs. Turnmire greatly.
Punctuation: 100 c. Although the students were ready for summer break, they would miss Mrs. Turnmire greatly.
Punctuation 200
Punctuation: 200 a. The students traveled to the beach over the summer and enjoyed the sunshine. b. The students traveled to the beach over the summer, and enjoyed the sunshine. c. The students traveled to the beach, over the summer, and enjoyed the sunshine.
Punctuation: 200 a. The students traveled to the beach over the summer and enjoyed the sunshine.
Punctuation 300
Punctuation: 300 a. Summer break is three weeks away, however, you still have many assignments to complete. b. Summer break is three weeks away; however, you still have many assignments left to complete. c. Summer break is three weeks away; however you still have many assignments to complete.
Punctuation: 300 c. Summer break is three weeks away; however, you still have many assignments left to complete.
Punctuation 400
Punctuation: 400 a. During the summer while lying on the beach, Will was bitten by a crab. b. During the summer while lying on the beach Will was bitten, by a crab. c. During the summer, while lying on the beach, Will was bitten by a crab.
Punctuation: 400 c. During the summer, while lying on the beach, Will was bitten by a crab.
Punctuation 500
Punctuation: 500 • The hot glaring sun scalded Mrs. Turnmire’s skin while she was at the pool. • The hot, glaring sun scalded Mrs. Turnmire’s skin, while she was at the pool.
Punctuation: 500 b. The hot, glaring sun scalded Ms. Turnmire’s skin while she was at the pool.
Punctuation 600
Punctuation: 600 a. School is almost over, and I am headed to Edisto Island. b. School is almost over and I am headed to Edisto Island. c. School is almost over and, I am headed to Edisto Island.
Punctuation: 600 a. School is almost over, and I am headed to Edisto Island.
Punctuation 700
Punctuation: 700 a. At the end of summer, a time that I always hate, the tall, green trees start to fade into browns and reds, marking the start of fall. b. At the end of summer, a time that I always hate, the tall green trees start to fade into browns and reds marking the start of fall. c. At the end of summer, a time that I always hate, the tall, green trees start to fade into browns and reds; marking the start of fall.
Punctuation: 700 a. At the end of summer, a time that I always hate, the tall, green trees start to fade into browns and reds, marking the start of fall.
Confusing Words 100
Confusing Words: 100 • Will you (accept/except) this token of appreciation?
Confusing Words: 100 • accept
Confusing Words 200
Confusing Words: 200 • The students were so glad to be done with (they’re, their) exams.
Confusing Words: 200 • Their
Confusing Words 300
DAILY DOUBLE
Confusing Words: 300 • Will this zero (affect/effect) my grade?
Confusing Words: 300 • affect
Confusing Words 400
Confusing Words: 400 • I visited the (capital/capitol) building today.
Confusing Words: 400 • capitol
Confusing Words 500
Confusing Words: 500 • (Its/It’s) going to be ok.
Confusing Words: 500 • It’s
Confusing Words 600
Confusing Words: 600 • Freedom and equality are (principals/principles) for which I stand.
Confusing Words: 600 • principles
Confusing Words 700
Confusing Words: 700 • The indolent student remained (stationary/stationery).
Confusing Words: 700 • stationary
Lit. Terms 100
Lit. Terms: 100 • The students’ hands were stuck like glue to their cell phones.
Lit. Terms: 100 • simile
Lit. Terms 200
Lit. Terms: 200 • The sun peeked through my window.
Lit. Terms: 200 • personification
Lit. Terms 300
Lit. Terms: 300 • The rain plopped onto the ground.
Lit. Terms: 300 • onomatopoeia
Lit. Terms 400
Lit. Terms: 400 • The sneaky student stole my stunning pencil.
Lit. Terms: 400 • alliteration
Lit. Terms 500
Lit. Terms: 500 • The smog enveloped the town, a thick blanket of pollution.
Lit. Terms: 500 • metaphor
Lit. Terms 600
Lit. Terms: 600 • The man journeyed forward, recalling the struggles of his ancestors and the brutality of their oppressors.
Lit. Terms: 600 • allusion
Lit. Terms 700
Lit. Terms: 700 • The audacity of that child to think he could just walk right out of this classroom. How dare he!
Lit. Terms: 700 • tone
Misc. 100
Misc. : 100 What mood is represented? a. Carefree b. Cheerful c. Confused d. Concerned
Misc. : 100 • b. Cheerful
Misc. 200
Misc. : 200 Be the Best You Can Be! Buy the updated version of Computer. Mine We can personalize your computer to your exact specifications. Be the first one in your school to have the latest model. What persuasive device is used in this advertisement? a. testimonial (famous people say) b. bandwagon (everybody’s using it) c. loaded words (new and improved) d. demonstration (our product works)
Misc. : 200 c. loaded words (new and improved)
Misc. 300
Misc. : 300 • Which of these advertisements tries to convince readers that buying a product will make them feel important? a. Use new Breezy detergent. It gives your clothes that fresh, clean smell. b. Buy a Pathway piano. It is the instrument most famous musicians prefer. c. Everyone loves Hayes chocolate! Do yourself a favor and order yours today. d. Stain-Out has been proven to work wonders. You’ve got to try it to believe it!
Misc. : 300 b. Buy a Pathway piano. It is the instrument most famous musicians prefer.
Misc. 400
Misc. : 400 • Which of these would be best for you to include in a presentation on the importance of Adult Education Programs? a. interviews with adult-education teachers b. testimonials from adult-education graduates c. brochures describing adult-education classes d. photographs of the adult-education graduation
Misc. : 400 b. testimonials from adulteducation graduates
Misc. 500
Misc. : 500 • What type of conflict is depicted in this drawing? a. man vs. man b. man vs. himself c. man vs. environment d. man vs. supernatural
Misc. : 500 c. man vs. environment
Misc. 600
Misc. : 600 What type of character remains unchanged throughout a story?
Misc. : 600 d. Static character
Misc. 700
Misc. : 700 • What is the next logical conclusion we can draw from the information provided? • All students who take English II must take the EOC exam. All sophomores take English II.
Misc. : 700 All sophomores must take the EOC exam.
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