Ela Test 3 Review Jeopardy Template

Terms	More Terms	R.A.C.E.S.	Random	Exam Review
100 Audience What is the people for whom a piece of literature is written (the intended readers, viewers, or listeners of a text)?	100 Tone What is the author’s attitude towards the subject that he/she is writing about such as anger or approval, pride or piety, joy or pain?	100 What is 'restates question stem in topic sentence'? R	100 Non-Fiction What is any piece of writing about actual people, places, or events?	100 Simile What is the following line an example of: “My love is like a red, red rose.”
200 Main message What is the story’s main idea or message that the author intends to communicate by writing an informative text?	200 Onomatopoeia What is the sound of a word resembles its meaning, e.g., buzz, hiss, etc.?	200 What is 'summary statement is included in closing sentence'? S	200 Fiction What is genres of narration that many be based on events and characters that are not real?	200 Visual literacy What is 'includes examining texts for aesthetic, emotive, affective qualities, elements of design and colour' ?
300 Purpose What is the reason for existence, the reason why something has been written or created; contributes to tone, diction, style, selection of specific details, audience, attitude, etc.; includes to define, report, persuade, compare, etc.?	300 Metaphor What is a figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things, without using the words like or as; e.g., “You are a dog.” ?	300 What is 'cites all evidence'? C	300 Informational Texts What is texts about process, people, events or reference material?	300 Topic/Intro Sentence What is a sentence stating the main idea of a paragraph?
400 Alliteration What is the repetition of the beginning sounds in groups of words, usually at the beginning of a word or stressed syllable; e.g., descending dew drops; luscious lemons?	400 Assonance What is the close repetition of the same vowel sounds between different consonants; e.g., brave – vain; lone – show; feel – sleet?	400 What is 'answers all parts of the question'? A	400 Inferring/inference What is combining clues in the text with prior knowledge to draw conclusions about objects, actions, locations, time, cause or effects, feelings, pastimes or occupations?	400 Target Audience What is an audience made up of the same kind of people (e.g., children between the ages of eight and twelve, doctors, people who live in northern climates, etc.)?
500 Tone What is the author’s attitude towards the subject that he/she is writing about such as anger or approval, pride or piety, joy or pain?	500 Tone What is the author’s attitude towards the subject that he/she is writing about such as anger or approval, pride or piety, joy or pain?	500 What is 'expands and explains how evidence supports ideas'? E	500 Literal meaning/language What is language that means exactly what it says?	500 Points of View What are the following examples of? First person, Third person, Omniscient.

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