Ela 7 Jeopardy Template

Vocabulary!	Fix the punctuation!	Parts of Speech	Define these grammar terms!	Stuff Creative Authors Use!
100 inheritance A word that means things someone passes on when they die.	100 Ouch! It's burning me! Ouch It's burning me!	100 have If you have specific questions, you can ask Bob.	100 A sentence made up of two independent clauses, usually linked by a conjunction. compound sentence	100 imagery visually descriptive language
200 sapling A word that means a young tree.	200 I didn't feel well yesterday, and today isn't much better. I didn't feel well yesterday and today isn't much better.	200 project I finished my project yesterday.	200 pronoun acts as a substitute for a noun: he, she, it...	200 stanza a section of a poem broken apart (like a paragraph)
300 vernal A word that means spring (like the equinox)!	300 Then Sarah replied, "I don't want to go to the store." Then Sarah replied I don't want to go to the store.	300 terrific This game is terrific!	300 a word expressing relation to another word: who, what, where, when preposition	300 foreshadowing giving hints to events to come
400 noble A word that means a person with high principles or of high rank in birth.	400 Well, I love apples, bananas, mangoes, and berries, but not oranges. Well, I love apples bananas mangoes and berries, but not oranges.	400 gracefully She plays so gracefully.	400 declarative This kind of sentence tells you something and ends in a period.	400 personification giving human traits to animals or inanimate objects
500 hastily A word that means to do something in a hurry.	500 That little corner is the kittens' sleeping spot, they love to get cozy there. That little corner is the kittens sleeping spot, they love to get cozy there.	500 is That is so great!	500 appositive a noun or pronoun, with modifies, set beside another noun to explain or identify it: Jeff, my neighbor, gave me some peaches.	500 metaphor making a direct comparison between two normally unrelated things

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