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Jeopardy: Lesson 3. Compare & Contrast. Infer/Predict. Multiple Meaning Words. Compound Sentences. TREE. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400.
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$100 Question: Compare and Contrast When you find the similarities between two things, you are 1)____________________; when you find the differences between two things, you are 2)_________________________.
$100 Answer for Compare and Contrast • comparing • contrasting
$200 Question for Comparing and Contrasting A helpful graphic organizer to use when comparing and contrasting is a ____________________.
$200 Answer Compare and Contrast A Venn Diagram
$300 Question for Compare and Contrast In the story, Off and Running, contrast the two main characters, Miata and Rudy.
$300 Answer for Compare and Contrast Miata felt shaken; Rudy felt confident. Miata had plans to plant flowers and clean the graffiti; Rudy had plans to extend recess and offer more ice cream days.
$400 Question for Compare and Contrast Compare and Contrast Non-Fiction text and Fiction Text.
$500 Question for Compare and Contrast Compare and Contrast the strategies of Making an Inference and Making a Prediction.
$100 Question for Infer / Predict Read the scenario and make an inference about what type of student Ron is: Ron is a fifth grade student in Mrs. Naranjo and Miss Welch’s class. Although he knew he had nothing to worry about, he still had a pit in his stomach when report cards were being handed out. Mrs. Naranjo finally gave Ron his report card. She did not say a word; she simply smiled.
$100 Answer for Infer/Predict Ron is a good student and cares about his grades.
$200 Question for Infer / Predict Read the following scenario and make an inference about the type of job Mr. Stalb has: Mr. Stalb came home from work feeling more exhausted than normal. People are crazy drivers during the holiday season, and they ignore stop signs and traffic lights!
$200 Answer for Infer / Predict Mr. Stalb is a police officer.
$300 Question for Infer / Predict Read the following scenario and Make an inference about Henry: Poor Henry seemed to be a little hungry, so Mrs. Naranjo fed him some hay. Henry sniffed the hay, but didn’t nibble at all! Gabe came by with a carrot, and Henry gobbled it all up.
$300 Answer for Infer / Predict Henry is a picky eater!
$400 Question for Infer / Predict Read the following scenario and make a prediction about what Taylor might do next: Taylor is a very sweet and caring young lady, but she is also very shy. On the playground, she saw a bully picking on another student, but felt too afraid to confront the bully.
$400 Answer for Infer/ Predict Taylor will tell an adult about the situation.
$500 Question for Infer / Predict Please read the following scenario and make an inference: It hadn’t rained all season, and today was the big championship! Matt was so upset, he threw his baseball bat at the weather man on TV.
$500 Answer for Infer / Predict The weather man forecasted rain for Matt’s baseball championship.
$100 Question for Multiple Meaning Words What is a good definition for Multiple Meaning words?
$100 Answer for Multiple Meaning Words Multiple Meaning words are two words that are spelled the same, and pronounced the same, but have very different meanings.
$200 Question for Multiple Meaning Words What are two meanings for the word bowl?
$200 Answer for Multiple Meaning Words Bowl- the sport Bowl- what you put ice cream in ;)
$300 Question for Multiple Meaning Words What are two meanings for the word dampen?
$300 Answer for Multiple Meaning Words Dampen- to make something wet Dampen- to crush someone’s spirit or mood
$400 Question for Multiple Meaning Words What are two meanings for the word race?
$400 Answer from H3 Race- someone’s ethnicity Race- a competition of speed
$500 Question for Multiple Meaning Words What are two meanings for broke?
$500 Answer for Multiple Meaning Words Broke- having little or no money Broke- having a broken leg
$100 Question for TREE What does the acronym TREE stand for?
$100 Answer for TREE TREE stands for: Topic Reason Example Elaborate
$200 Question for TREE What two sections of TREE are included in the introduction paragraph?
$200 Answer for TREE Topic and Reason
$300 Question for TREE What do you call the last sentence of your introduction paragraph?
$300 Answer for TREE The thesis statement or opinion statement
$400 Question for TREE What happens if you do not know who the author of a text is?
$400 Answer for TREE You simply say, “An author wrote a…”
$500 Question for TREE What are all the elements included in the first paragraph of TREE?
$500 Answer for TREE Author Setting Character Character’s problem; how he/she feels; what he or she does Opinion sentence (thesis)
$100 Question for Compound Sentences Compound sentences are two complete thoughts joined together by what two things? Please list them in the order they would appear in a sentence.
$100 Answer for Compound Sentences Comma and a Conjunction word
$200 Question for Compound Sentences What does FANBOYS stand for?
$200 Answer for Compound Sentence F-For A-And N-Nor B-But O-Or Y-Yet S-SO
$300 Question for Compound Sentences Explain how you could tell if a compound sentence is in fact a compound sentence? (What test did you learn?)
$300 Answer for Compound Sentences Cover the conjunction word; if both sides of the conjunction word are complete thoughts, then you have a compound sentence.
$400 Question for Compound Sentences On your white board, write a compound sentence that has the conjunction word “and.”
$400 Answer for Compounds Answers will vary
$500 Question for Compound Sentences Write a sentence that has the conjunction word “or.”
