Jeopardy by Matt Villella

Jeopardy byMatt Villella

Green Eggs and Ham Jeopardy Literary Elements Characters Miscellaneous Sayings 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 Exit

Places to Eat green eggs and ham 100 First two places Here or there

Places to Eat green eggs and ham 200 Second place to eat them in the story House with Mouse

Places to eat green eggs and ham 300 Third place in story A box with fox

Places to eat green eggs and ham 400 Fourth place in order of story Car in tree

Places to eat green eggs and ham 500 Fifth place in story to eat them Train in the dark

Literary Elements 100 Two main characters Sam and unnamed character

Literary Elements 200 Setting In the unnamed character’s house

Literary Elements 300 Conflict Sam tries to bug the unnamed character to eat green eggs and ham

Literary Elements 400 Author of Green Eggs and Ham? Dr. Seuss

Literary Elements 500 Theme of Green Eggs and Ham? To entertain and to try things before saying you don’t like them.

Sayings 100 “I am Sam, Sam I am” Sam

Sayings 200 “Would you eat them here or there would you eat them anywhere.” Sam

Sayings 300 “Not in a box, not in a house, not with a mouse" unnamed character

Sayings 400 “A train! A train! Would you could you in a train." Sam

Sayings 500 “Not in the dark, not in a train, not in a car." unnamed character

Miscellaneous 100 Where is the first place Sam asks to eat green eggs and ham? In a house

Miscellaneous 200 What is the color of the eggs in the story? Green

Miscellaneous 300 Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a…? Fox

Miscellaneous 400 Could you would you with a goat? Would you could you on a…..? Boat

Miscellaneous 500 Does Sam end up liking Green eggs and ham? Yes

Jeopardy by Matt Villella