POWERPOINT JEOPARDY

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AP English Vocabulary Terms
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Poetry
Guess which word!
Examples
Synonyms and Antonyms
Internal/ External Conflict
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Topic 1 10 Points

• QUESTION
• Figure out the word based on its definition. A
  figure of speech in which a non-human thing is
  given human qualities, feelings, thoughts and
  attitudes.
• ANSWER Personification.

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Topic 1 20 Points

• QUESTION
• Figure out the word based on its definition. A
  figure of speech in which a part represents the
  whole.
• ANSWER Synecdoche.

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Topic 1 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Figure out the word based on its definition. A
  pause in a line of poetry that is formed by the
  rhythms of natural speech rather than by metrics.
  
• ANSWER Caesura.

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Topic 1 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Figure out the word based on its definition. A
  harsh, unpleasant combination of sounds or tones.
  It may be an unconscious flaw in the poet's
  music, resulting in harshness of sound or
  difficulty of articulation, or it may be used
  consciously for effect.
• ANSWER Cacophony.

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Topic 1 50 Points

• QUESTION
• It refers to the grammatical or rhetorical
  framing of words, phrases, sentences or
  paragraphs to give structural similarity. This
  can involve repetition of a grammatical element,
  such as a preposition or verbal phrase.
• ANSWER Parallelism.

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Topic 2 10 Points

• QUESTION
• Give an example of the word personification.
  Can be a sentence, phrase or representation.
• ANSWER Depends on answer person gave. For
  example, The leaves whispered to me, or The
  trees moved around while the wind blew.

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Topic 2 20 Points

• QUESTION
• Give an example of the word pun. Can be a
  sentence, phrase or representation.
• ANSWER Depends on answer person gave. For
  example, in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo says, Not
  I, believe me. You have dancing shoes with nimble
  soles I have a soul of lead

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Topic 2 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Give an example of the word anaphora. Can be a
  sentence, phrase or representation.
• ANSWER Depends on answer person gave. For
  example, in The Great Gatsby, "Filled with faces
  dead and gone. Filled with friends now gone
  forever."

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Topic 2 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Give an example of the word paradox. Can be a
  sentence, phrase or representation.
• ANSWER Depends on answer person gave. For
  example, in John Donne's Batter my heart, three
  personed God, "Take me to you, imprison me, for
  I, / Except you enthrall me, never shall be
  free..."

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Topic 2 50 Points

• QUESTION
• Give an example of the word cacophony. Can be
  a sentence, phrase or representation.
• ANSWER Depends on answer person gave. For
  example, in Jonathan Swifts Gullivers Travels,
  And being no stranger to the art of war, I have
  him a description of cannons, culverins, muskets,
  carbines, pistols, bullets, powder, swords,
  bayonets, battles, sieges, retreats, attacks,
  undermines, countermines, bombardments,
  sea-fights

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Topic 3 10 Points

• QUESTION
• Give one synonym of the word diction.
• ANSWER The possible answers are eloquence,
  fluency, intonation, phrasing, pronunciation,
  wording, and any others that follow.

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Topic 3 20 Points

• QUESTION
• Give a synonym or antonym of the word symbol.
• ANSWER Possible answers are badge, design,
  emblem, figure, image, indication, logo, motif,
  pattern, token, and any others that follow.

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Topic 3 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Give at least 2 synonyms of the word
  foreshadowing.
• ANSWER Possible answers are foretell, imply,
  portend, predict, presage, forebode, hint, omen,
  promise, prophesy, and any others that follow.

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Topic 3 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Give 3 synonyms or 1 antonym of the word
  dialect.
• ANSWER Possible synonyms are accent, idiom,
  language, lingo, pronunciation, slang,
  terminology, tongue, vocabulary, and any others
  that follow.
• Possible antonyms are standard.

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Topic 3 50 Points

• QUESTION
• Give at least 3 synonyms or antonyms of the word
  static character.
• ANSWER Possible synonyms are fixed, immobile,
  passive, stagnant, stationary, bland, and any
  others that follow.
• Possible antonyms are unsteady, inconstant,
  unstable, active, changeable, variable, and any
  others that follow.

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Topic 4 10 Points

• QUESTION
• What kind of conflict is this? Jason VS. his
  fear of spiders?
• ANSWER Internal Conflict.

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Topic 4 20 Points

• QUESTION
• What type of conflict is this? A character in a
  story struggles against another character
  physically.
• ANSWER External Conflict

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Topic 4 30 Points
QUESTION What type of conflict is this? Count
Dracula was known to sneak out at night and
gather up his victims. ANSWER External
Conflict.
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Topic 4 40 Points

• QUESTION
• What type of conflict is this? Atticus and Mr.
  Ewells relationship.
• ANSWER Both internal and external.

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Topic 4 50 Points

• QUESTION
• What type of conflict is this? Romeo and Juliet
  cannot be together.
• ANSWER Both internal and external conflict.

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Topic 5 10 Points

• QUESTION
• What kind of rhyme scheme is this poem
  portraying? Lord of Deceit, "Trapped within a
  haze of fear,/ The Lord of Lies does appear./
  Clouded by so much that's wrong,/ Truth gets
  twisted by his song."
• ANSWER AABB rhyme scheme.

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Topic 5 20 Points

• QUESTION
• What word is this poem representing? "And yet,
  by heaven, I think my love as rare/ As any she
  belied with false compare."
• ANSWER Rhyming Couplet.

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Topic 5 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Poetry which avoids the patterns of regular
  rhyme or meter.
• ANSWER Free Verse

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Topic 5 40 Points

• QUESTION
• What word is this poem trying to represent? "A
  thing of beauty is a joy for ever / Its
  loveliness increases it will never / Pass into
  nothingness, but still will keep /A bower quiet
  for us, and a sleep / Full of sweet dreams, and
  quiet breathing."
• ANSWER Euphony.

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Topic 5 50 Points

• QUESTION
• Give two examples of the word cliché.
• ANSWER Possible answers
• Avoid it like the plague, Dead as a doornail,
  Take the tiger by the tail, Low hanging fruit, If
  only walls could talk, The pot calling the kettle
  black, Think outside the box, Thick as thieves,
  But at the end of the day, Plenty of fish in the
  sea, Every dog has its day, Like a kid in a candy
  store