S2 Term 1 Jeopardy Template

TERMS	GIVE ME SOME TIPS!	SYNONYMS/MEANING	PROVIDE EXAMPLES	RANDOM
100 They are especially important for indicating the time, manner, place, degree and frequency of something. Adverbs	100 Does the purpose of the site meet my needs? Is this a credible author/site? Does it answer my question? Is the information current enough? How to evaluate sources.	100 occurring, found, or done often; prevalent usual, ordinary, habitual,typical common	100 Absolutely Completely Very Extremely Greatly Totally Utterly Highly Strikingly Terrifically Incredibly Astoundingly Extraordinarily Too So Rather Really Especially Exceptionally Particularly Phenomenally Outrageously Fantastically Never At all Dangerously Seriously Ever again Bitterly Dreadfully Colossally Many Most Lots of Numerous Countless A majority Mostly Various Give 3 examples of an intensifier.	100 When there is an interval or pause in the event. When do you use the word continual/ly?
200 A word used to modify or describe a noun or pronoun. They are always near the noun or pronoun they are describing. Adjectives	200 To paraphrase a source, you have to rewrite a passage without changing the meaning of the original text. How to paraphrase a source.	200 able to be believed; convincing. reliable,acceptable credible	200 spill the beans Provide an idiomatic expression.	200 Litotes It is an ironic understatement that uses negative words to create an affirmative statement.
300 An adverb used to give force or emphasis. Intensifier	300 Use metaphors and puns Positive colours Alliteration Archaic vocabulary Include five senses Rhetorical questions Different Advertising Languages	300 express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity. reword,rephrase paraphrase	300 It's on me. old as a hill was not born yesterday Give an example of a colloquial language.	300 American Psychological Association APA stands for _________.
400 In the passive voice,the subject is acted upon by the verb Passive Voice	400 Focus on the subject of your writing. Imagine this: a story is like a film, descriptive writing is like a photograph. Focus on all 5 senses and on the use of literary language techniques (e.g. metaphor, similes). Make sure you make the reader feel like they are there; using the present tense and second person is a good way to do this. Don’t limit the reader’s visualisation by falling back on proper nouns (such as place names or brand names) – make sure you do the work for them. How to write a descriptive paragraph.	400 a notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event or publicizing a job vacancy. notice, commercial, promotion advertisement	400 YOU GET EXTRA 2 POINTS YOU ARE ONE LUCKY BEING!	400 Alejandro What is Teacher Audrey's last name?
500 YOU GET EXTRA 2 POINTS YOU ARE ONE LUCKY BEING!	500 speak clearly, fluently, and persuasively don’t get lost or repeat yourself use eye contact with the audience rather than reading the script How to be a good debate speaker	500 the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. copying, piracy, theft plagiarism	500 Should animals be used for cosmetic purposes? Give a debatable topic about animals.Then state your stand about it.	500 Subject + verb + object What is the format of a sentence in Active Voice?

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