JeopardyCharacters Setting Theme Plot Potluck

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from C1

Usually one character

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Who/what is the main character?

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$200 Question from C1

One or more characters that interact with the main character.

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Who/what are the minor characters?

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$300 Question from C1

Characters include people, animals, and __________ creatures.

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Who/what are imaginary creatures?

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$400 Question from C1

Louisa Tether

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Who is the main character of Louisa, Please Come Home?

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$500 Question from C1

Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Tether, Paul, and Mrs. Peacock

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Who are the minor characters of Louisa Please Come Home?

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$100 Question from C2

Past, present, or future

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What is (setting) time?

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$200 Question from C2

Day, week, month, year, season…

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What is (setting) time?

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$300 Question from C2

Real or imaginary location

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What is (setting) place?

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$400 Question from C2

Inside /outsideCity, State, CountrySpecific room or building

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What is (setting) place?

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$500 Question from C2

1950sRockville, Crain, ChandlerMrs. Peacock’s house

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What is the setting (time and place) of Louisa, Please Come Home?

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$100 Question from C3

Main __________ the writer conveys to the reader

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What is message?

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Lesson about __________

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What is life?

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$300 Question from C3

A ___________ about people and their actions.

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What is belief?

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$400 Question from C3

Key to unlocking theme…Did the __________ change in the story?

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What is character?

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$500 Question from C3

NOT __________ directly in the story

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What is stated?

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$100 Question from C4

Sequence of events

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What is plot?

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$200 Question from C4

In this part of the plot…Characters are introduced.Setting is described.

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What is exposition?

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$300 Question from C4

Point of greatest suspense in the plot.

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What is climax?

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$400 Question from C4

Louisa’s parents do not recognize her.

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What is the climax of Louisa, PleaseCome Home?

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$500 Question from C4

Conclusion of the story

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What is the resolution?

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$100 Question from C5

Silver and Blue

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What are Miss Christianson’sfavorite colors?

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$200 Question from C5

ThanksgivingValentine’s Day

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What are Miss Christianson’sfavorite holidays?

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$300 Question from C5

Age of becoming a Brewers fanMiss Christianson

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What is 5 years old?

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$400 Question from C5

Cheese Ravioli, Meat Sauce & French Bread Slice

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What is for lunch today?

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$500 Question from C5

Mr. Hendrickson

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Who is the principal of SMMS?

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Final Jeopardy

This is the author of Louisa, Please Come Home. She liked to write creepy stories with twist endings.

Final Jeopardy Answer

Who is Shirley Jackson?