Jeopardy Template

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Characters
Wonders of The Wave
Literary Techniques and Propaganda
Plot Points
Miscellaneous Madness
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The Gordon Grapevine article, Welcome to the
Wave-Or Else was written by this person
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Anonymous Junior
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After the rally, this character tried to make Mr.
Ross feel better by saying that the students did
learn something from The Wave
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Laurie Saunders
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This character thinks the only reason The Wave is
so popular is because students are afraid to be
against it
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Christy Ross
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This character refers to The Grapevine office as
Anne Franks attic
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Carl Block
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This is Alex Coopers job at The Grapevine
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Music Reviewer
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Principal Owens gets agitated about The Wave when
he learns its modeled after this
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Hitlers NaziGermany
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This character didnt let Laurie into the
football stands without giving the salute (even
though he knew it was silly)
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Brad
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These were the mottos Mr. Ross taught his class
(answer in the order they were given)
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Strength through Discipline Strength through
Community Strength through Action
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This character said, It was like, when we all
acted together, we were more than just a class.
We were a unit (Strasser, 37).
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David Collins
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This question from this student is what caused
Mr. Ross to begin The Wave in the first place
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Amy Smith asked, Why didnt anyone try to stop
themNazis? (Strasser, 12)
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This is the literary technique most frequently
used by Todd Strasser
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Foreshadowing
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This is how the movie Mr. Ross showed could be
considered an example of foreshadowing
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The movie was about the Nazis and concentration
camps The Wave followers ended up behaving like
little Nazis
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When Laurie tells her mom, this is a molehill
and youre looking for a mountain(74) shes
using this type of figurative language

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Idiom
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These are three propaganda techniques that
members of The Wave used to try to get new people
to join
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Bandwagon, Testimonial, Visual propaganda
(posters, flyers)

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According to Laurie, this is the reason that The
Wave (even with its propaganda) can never be
successful
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There will always be people who stand up to the
pressure and still think for themselves
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These are two past experiences that demonstrate
how Mr. Ross becomes obsessed with his projects
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When he learned to play bridge when he was
studying American Indians
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This was the reason Ben thought all of the kids
were into The Wave
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They actually wanted the discipline and liked it
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This event made some Wave members feel more
important than others
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Mr. Ross handed out yellow membership cards, and
the ones with the x on the back were for the
students who were the monitors
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This event made Norm Schiller change his mind
about The Wave
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Gordon High still lost their football game. Even
though The Wave got them psyched, they still
didnt know the plays.
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Brian bought an extra large lunch in order to
gain weight so he wont get pounded by this
teams linebackers?
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Clarkstown
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Ben Ross showed his class the movie so that they
would do this.
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Think about what they saw, what he said, and ask
questions
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This story is based on an actual event that
occurred in _______ in the year ______
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Palo Alto, California in 1969
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These are the ways that Laurie and Amy deal with
stress
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Laurie chews on her pens Amy smokes
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These are the 3 lessons Mr. Ross wanted the
students to learn from this experiment
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Were all responsible for our actions must
always question and never blindly follow a
leader never let a group take your individual
rights
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If history repeats itself, you will all want to
deny what happened to you in The Wave This quote
means
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After WWII, many Germans denied even knowing
about the concentration camps and the persecution
of millions of people