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THIS. IS. Jeopardy. Your. With. Hosts. Mrs. May & Mrs. Mckenna. Jeopardy. Literary Elements. Chapter 11. Chapter 12. Chapters 13-14. Chapters 15-17. Chapters 18-19. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400.
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Jeopardy Literary Elements Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapters 13-14 Chapters 15-17 Chapters 18-19 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500
What is bad luck/jumbi A 100
The morning after Timothy speaks about jumbi, he goes to this side of the island and does this A 200
Phillip was able to get around the island using what TWO things? A 300
What is to put Stew Cat on long enough to chase away the jumbi A 400
Timothy explains to Phillip what happened to the raft and that their luck has changed. Phillip ends the chapter saying, “But it didn’t change, it got worse.” This is an example of what literary element? A 500
What is foreshadowing A 500
Timothy wakes up in the morning with a high fever, chills, and fighting for air because of this illness B 100
What is malaria B 100
Because of Timothy’s illness, he acted differently in this way. B 200
What is crazy (mumbling, laughing, running into the ocean) B 200
Timothy throws Phillip aside and crashes down the hill to go to this place while he is sick. B 300
What is the ocean B 300
Timothy felt this way after his illness passed and the fever broke. B 400
This quote is an example, of what literary term: “My ‘ead burn wid fire, an’ I put it out.” (hint: think extreme) B 500
What is hyperbole B 500
Timothy teaches Phillip to fish for this reason, other than to eat. C 100
On the fifth afternoon, Phillip becomes brave enough to finally do something Timothy is too old to do. C 200
Timothy used the rope sparingly so he could use it for this purpose. C 300
What is to tie to a palm tree in the event of a hurricane C 300
DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400
Phillip saying, “He was cradling his head in his arms, still making those small noises, like a hurt animal” is an example of this literary term. C 400
What is a simile C 400
Phillip, finally accepting Timothy as a good friend, asks Timothy this question right before the storm hits, making Timothy laugh. C 500
This person got badly wounded by sand and seagrape during the tempest. D 200
Who is Timothy D 200
Trying to rebuild camp alone, Phillip is attacked by these animals and doesn’t get mad. Rather, he understands this fact about these animals. D 300
What are birds who are fighting for survival, just like Phillip D 300
Phillip is able to tell time the time of day as well as how many days passed since the storm by doing this. D 400
What is telling the time of day by facing the sun and keeping track of the days by putting a pebble in the can each day D 400
Phillip gets injured alone on the cay by this animal, while trying to do this activity. D 500
What is getting bit by a moray eel while trying to catch langosta for him and Stew Cat D 500
Phillip realizes the reason the first plane does not see Phillip’s signal fire is this. E 100
What is the white smoke E 100
Phillip burns this substance to make the smoke able to be seen. E 200
What are sea grapes E 200
Phillip felt this emotion when the second plane passed and flew away. E 300