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Jeopardy. Unit 1 – Changes in Me Embedded Assessment 1 Vocabulary Review. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. A story about an incident. What is a Narrative?. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Jeopardy
Unit 1 – Changes in Me
Embedded Assessment 1
Vocabulary Review
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A story about an incident
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What is a Narrative?
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A distinct or specific piece of action, such as an episode in a
story or play.
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What is an Incident?
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Writing that describes a personal incident
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What is a Personal Narrative?
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Words or phrases that help the reader follow
your story by smoothly connecting
ideas, details, or events
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What are Transitions?
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The methods a writer uses to develop characters; for
example through descriptions, actions,
and dialogue
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What is Characterization?
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Refers to the vantage point from which a
story is told
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What is Point of View?
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The teller of a story is a character in the
story narrating what he or she sees or
knows.
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What is First Person Point of View?
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When the teller of the story or narrator is someone outside of
the story.
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What is Third Person Point of
View?
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This is conversations between characters.
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What is Dialogue?
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This is the sequence of events that make
up a story.
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What is Plot?
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These are details that appeal to the
reader’s five senses.
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What are Sensory Details?
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This is an event that makes something
happen.
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What is a Cause?
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This is the result of an event or action.
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What is an Effect?
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This is the direct meaning or reference
of a word.
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What is Denotation?
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This is an idea or notion suggested by or associated with a
word or phrase.
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What is Connotation?
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Words that name a person, place, thing
or idea.
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What are Nouns?
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Words that describe, or modifies, a noun.
These tell which, what kind, how many,
or how much.
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What are Adjectives?
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Words that express existence, action or
occurrence.
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What are Verbs?
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These are punctuation marks
that are used around words that are
spoken in dialogue.
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What are Quotation Marks?
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This identifies who is speaking and
accompanies the dialogue.
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What is a Dialogue Tag?
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This is the ability to use language clearly
and easily.
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What is Fluency?
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The time and place in which a narrative
occurs.
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What is Setting?
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This is the pattern of rhyming lines in a
poem or song.
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What is Rhyme Scheme?
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This is to study closely; examine the
details.
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What is Analyze?
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The repetition of consonant sounds at
the beginning of words that are close
together.
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What is Alliteration?