The Scarlet Ibis Jeopardy

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The Scarlet Ibis Jeopardy

• Mrs. Catherine Jones, English 9

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The Scarlet Ibis Jeopardy
Symbols Figurative language
Grammar/ vocabulary
Plot
Application
Concepts
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Final Jeopardy
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The Scarlet IbisJeopardy
Symbols Figurative language
Plot
Grammar/ Vocabulary
Application
Concepts
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from Concepts
The observation about life that the author makes
either by stating directly or implying
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100 Answer from Concepts
What is theme?
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200 Question from Concepts
The time and location when and where the story
takes place
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200 Answer from Concepts
What is setting?
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300 Question from Concepts
The point when the protagonist makes a decision
that determines the outcome of the story.
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300 Answer from Concepts
What is climax or turning point?
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400 Question from Concepts
The central character around which all the action
revolves
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400 Answer from Concepts
What is a protagonist?
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500 Question from Concepts
The type of theme that depends on the readers
analysis of title, symbols, conflicts, and climax.
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500 Answer from Concepts
What is implicit theme ?
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100 Question from Grammar and vocabulary
The object of the preposition in by the chimney
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100 Answer from Grammar and Vocabulary
What is chimney ?
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200 Question from Grammar and Vocabulary
The prepositional phrase in The last graveyard
flowers were blooming, and their smell drifted
across the cotton field.
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200 Answer from Grammar and Vocabulary
What is across the cotton field?
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300 Question from Grammar/Vocab
Until he learned to crawl in Until he learned
to crawl, Doodle stayed on the rubber sheet is
this type of clause.
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300 Answer from Grammar/vocabulary
What is an introductory dependent clause/ or
adverbial?
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400 Question from Grammar and Vocabulary
A word that means occurring soon or rapidly
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400 Answer from Grammar and Vocabulary

What is imminent?
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500 Question from Grammar and Vocabulary
This word means to disappear or vanish, and it
appeared in the sentence my flood of childish
spite ____ as well as his strength.
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500 Answer fromGrammar and Vocabulary
What is evanesced?
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100 Question from Plot
The beginning of a narrative that introduces,
characters, setting and possible conflicts
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100 Answer from Plot
What is exposition?
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200 Question from Plot
This is the complete setting where and when
Doodle and Brother lived (other than near Old
Woman Swamp).
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200 Answer from Plot
What is during WWI (President Wilsons tenure) in
a rural setting on the SE U.S. coast, possibly NC
coast?
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300 Question from Plot
When Brother decides to kill Doodle, how does
Brother plan to do it, and what makes him change
his mind?
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300 Answer from Plot
What is smothering Doodle with a Pillow Doodle
smiling, and Brother realizing Hes all there.?
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400 Question from Plot
An example of Brothers cruelty toward Doodle
and one that symbolically foreshadows Doodles
death.
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400 Answer from Plot
What is when Brother forced Doodle to touch his
coffin and the owl flew out symbolizing bad
luck and death?
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500 Question from Plot
Brothers reaction when Doodle first walked in
front of the family and Brothers reason for
reacting in this way.
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500 Answer from Plot
What is crying because Brother realized that he
taught Doodle for the wrong reasons, his own
pride.
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100 Question from figurative language
This type of figurative language directly
compares two unlike things
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100 Answer from Figurative language
What is a metaphor?
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200 Question from Figurative Language
This technique gives human like characteristics
to non-human things
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200 Answer from Figurative Language
What is personification?
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300 Question from Figurative Language
The phrase clove of seasons exemplifies this
type of figurative language.
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300 Answer from Figurative Language
What is a metaphor?
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400 Question from Figurative Language
The phrase summer was dead and autumn not yet
born exemplifies this type of figurative
language.
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400 Answer from Figurative Language
What is personification?
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500 Question from Figurative Language
Hurst uses a grindstone to symbolize this and he
also uses the grindstone as a literary device to
trigger something in setting.
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500 Answer from Figurative Language
What is time or the Brothers memory, and what
is flashback?
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100 Question from Application
A writer can enhance tone and mood through detail
by using these in his writing.
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100 Answer from Application
What are prepositional phrases?
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200 Question from Application
You shouldnt be cruel to those you love could
be taught by reading childrens literature and it
is considered this.
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200 Answer fromApplication
What is a moral?
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300 Question from Application
Doodle born differently, Brother wanting a
playmate Doodle learning to walk, but not well
enough to keep up with Brother Doodle fearing
being alone, Brother abandoning him all led to
this element in plot structure.
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300 Answer from Application
What is climax or turning point?
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400 Question from Application
This internal conflict exists within Doodle and
pushes him to attempt the physically
impossible.
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400 Answer from Application
What is his battle/conflict of being left alone
and not part of the family- Man
vs. himself?
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500 Question from Application
The scarlet ibis symbolically represents Doodle.
The ibis mimicked Doodles internal conflict
when the ibis did this before dying.
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500 Answer from Application
What is he called out three times suggesting he
did not want to be alone?
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Final Jeopardy
This explicit theme is reiterated throughout the
short story
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Final Jeopardy Answer
What is pride is a wonderful terrible thing, a
seed that bears two vines, life and death