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Class specific
100

This is the time and place and era and weather and everything associated with such.

Setting 
100

How tall was George Washington 

6'2''

100

What do you call the end, beginning, and middle of a bit of dialogue?

e.g. she said, he said, they screamed, they whispered

dialogue tag 

100

Missouri's largest agricultural export? 

Soybeans (over 2 bill in profit) 

100
Who in here hates steak? 

Riley 

200

This POV is through the eyes of a singular character and uses terms like I, me, and we but not oui, unless the character is French - and this has no correlation to them feeling a sense of ennui. 

1st person 

200

a stable, elementary subatomic particle with a negative electric charge that orbits the nucleus of an atom

electron 

200

What are these three dots called ... ?

And what do they represent? 

ellipses 

used to indicate a dramatic pause, hesitation, trailing speech, or an unfinished thought in dialogue

200

How long is the Missouri River

2,540 miles

200

What is the skele with the Pink Hat's name? 

Terry

300

This narrator is at a bird's eye view. Uses term's like they and them and he, she, her. Five bucks if you know the two types of this POV. 

third person limited and omniscient 

300

What NL baseball team has advanced to the World Series

Brewers 

300

Ashby focused on the scrib, trying not to laugh at the memory of the last time Jenks had hacked into Corbin’s scrib, replacing the algaeist’s careful notes with three-hundred-and-sixty-two photographic variations of Jenks himself, naked as the day he was born.

third person 

300

Lewis and Clarke's first names

Merriweather and William 

300

What is your pumpkin's name?

Scrumption Gooey Gumption 

400

This POV breaks the 4th wall and pulls the reader in. Uses terms like "you" very often. 

2nd person 

400

Who starred in the 1987 blockbuster "The Predator" 

Arnie 

400

______ is Specific and Detailed, Focus on Positive and Negative. Gives feedback on improvement

critique 

400

Where was the first ever form of writing found? 

Ancient Mesopotamia (3500-3200 BCE 

400
He ate a plum and said what? 

Bussin 

500

A variety of language spoken by a particular group of people, distinguished by differences in vocab, grammar, and pronunciation. 

Dialect 

500

How long is a 5k in miles 

3.1

500

a universal, recurring character type, symbol, plot pattern, or setting that appears across different cultures and time periods

archetype 
500

How many paintings did Bob Ross paint on television? 

1,143

500

Who is the greatest athlete of all time? 

Fontbonne University's own, Nathanial Paasch 

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