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Grammar Jeopardy Challenge

Engage in a group activity to test your grammar skills and earn points through various categories of questions. Have fun while learning about types of sentences, subjects, verbs, nouns, and more!

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Grammar Jeopardy Challenge

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  1. Jeopardy Review Game RULES • For this activity, you will be expected to work with a group. • Your group will work together to earn the most points to win. • Write down your answer on the lined paper provided. • When the teacher calls time, show your answer. • Work quietly or whispering so that your answer cannot be stolen by other groups.

  2. Jeopardy Review Game RULES We will need a scorekeeper. As well as two team captains. ______________________________________ If you did NOT turn in your Formal Letter yet, you are not allowed to participate. Should you act out of turn, you are given ONE warning and then will receive an immediate consequence thereafter. Questions?

  3. Jeopardy TYPES OF SENTENCES SUBJECTS/ PREDICATES SIMPLE/ COMPOUND/ COMPLEX NOUNS VERBS $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 Final Jeopardy

  4. “The type of sentence that states a fact.” Declarative Types of Sentences - $100

  5. Types of Sentences - $200 • Which type of sentence is a command? • Imperative

  6. Types of Sentences - $300 • “Did you buy that shirt at the mall today?” This sentence is an example of a… • INTERROGATIVE sentence.

  7. Types of Sentences - $400 • True or False: If you have a sentence that ends in an exclamation point, it will always be exclamatory. • False

  8. Types of Sentences - $500 • Jeffrey, get your feet off the coffee table! The sentence above is best described as a… • Imperative sentence

  9. Subjects/Predicates - $100 Identify the simple subject: Hershey Park is our favorite summer trip. Hershey Park

  10. Subjects/Predicates - $200 Identify the complete subject: Chick-fil-A employees are known for their hospitality in their service. • Chick-fil-A employees

  11. Subjects/Predicates - $300 Fill in the blank: Subjects indicate _____ or _____ a sentence is about • Who, what

  12. Subjects/Predicates - $400 What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE? The cook is pouring chicken soup into bowls. Is

  13. Subjects/Predicates - $500 What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE? Jack and John are visiting the mall after school. • Are visiting the mall

  14. S/C/C - $100  Is the sentence underneath SIMPLE, COMPOUND, or COMPLEX? Cindy and Sue auditioned for the lead role in the play. • Simple

  15. S/C/C - $200 • T/F: Simple sentences contain a subject and a verb. • True

  16. S/C/C - $300 Is the sentence underneath SIMPLE, COMPOUND, or COMPLEX? Alicia goes to the library to study every day. • Simple

  17. S/C/C - $400 Is the sentence underneath simple, compound, or complex? New York is on the East Coast, and California is on the West Coast. • Compound

  18. S/C/C - $500 Is the sentence underneath SIMPLE, COMPOUND, or COMPLEX?Since it was raining, the game was called off. • Complex

  19. Nouns - $100 • A _______ noun is any person, place, thing, or idea that is not capitalized. • Common noun

  20. Nouns - $200 • What kind of noun would “Harrisburg” be? • Proper noun

  21. Nouns - $300 The family committed to their tradition of taking a photo together every Christmas. What is the collective noun in the sentence above? Family

  22. Nouns - $400 • If “butterfly” is a singular noun, how would ”butterfly” look as a plural noun? • Butterflies

  23. Nouns - $500 • I want to see justice served to the perpetrator of the crime. Which underlined noun is CONCRETEand which underlined noun is ABSTRACT? • Perpetrator –> concrete • Justice –> abstract

  24. Verbs - $100 • “He becamea paramedic to honor his parents.” The underlined verb is an example of a… • Linking Verb

  25. Verbs - $200 ______ verbs indicate the _______ of the subject. • Action

  26. Verbs - $300 • “She is goingto the store.” There are two underlined verbs in the sentence above. Distinguish between them: Is  helping Going  main/action verb

  27. Verbs - $400 ”Write” in the past tense: • Wrote

  28. Verbs - $500 • “The food from the cafeteria tasted funny.” ”Tasted” is an example of a … • LINKING verb

  29. Final Jeopardy • Is the noun below SINGULAR, SINGULAR POSSESSIVE, PLURAL, or PLURAL POSSESSIVE? James’s • Singular Possessive

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