Lingo!
Character
Who has a problem?
Surprise!
FINAL JEOPARDY!
100

What is the time period and location of a story called?

Setting

100

The main character and has a problem to solve

Protagonist

100

A problem that involves a force or other character that is in the protagonists' way. The problem is outside of the protagonist.

External Conflict

100

Identify the setting.

On Saturday morning, Emmy woke up with a huge smile on her face. Today was the day of her birthday bonanza! Water balloons, ice cream, and a slip-n-slide awaited her in the backyard. Quickly, her smile faded when she saw black clouds and thunder rolling in.

Time: Saturday morning

Place: Emmy's house/backyard

100

Final Jeopardy!

Identify two conflicts seen in the passage below.

Tracy stumbled through a cave. She cut her hand on the sharp rocks. She had managed to escape the wild bear chasing her. Tracy had a decision to make. Should she risk going back outside or wait a little longer? Her worries plagued her mind. 

External - Ind vs Nature

Internal- Ind vs Self

200

Define conflict.

The problem a character has in a story.

200

The character or force in a story that is in the way of the protagonist solving the problem.

Antagonist

200

When a character has a  problem within themselves and they are battling their own personal beliefs, feelings, or thoughts. The character is in their own way.

Internal Conflict

200

What type of conflict is this? 

Jack Juniper is the best fighter pilot in the Air Force. He can take down an enemy jet while doing a barrel roll. One day while Jack is escorting some friendly pilots to a military base, something that Jack has never seen before attacks the convoy...aliens! Can Jack outmaneuver the skilled aliens?

External - Ind vs Supernatural

300

Protagonists and antagonists are both types of...

Characters

300

Who is the protagonist and the antagonist in the excerpt below?

Ronny has won second place in the science fair for the last two years, and Newton Robinson has taken first. Ronny hated how Newton gloated about his victories. This year, Ronny will stop at nothing to beat Newton.

Protagonist: Ronny

Antagonist: Newton Robinson

300

What type of conflict is this?

David is waiting on his roof as the flood waters rise. He is waiting to be saved. he did not know the rain would come this fast.

External - Individual vs Nature

300

Which point of view are the sentences below written in?

1) Allison was always fighting with her brother. They did not get along.

2) I love going to the mall with my friends.

1)3rd person POV

2)1st person POV

400
The moral of life lesson learned in a story.

Theme

400

Who is the protagonist and antagonist in the excerpt below?

On Saturday morning, Emmy woke up with a huge smile on her face. Today was the day of her birthday bonanza! Water balloons, ice cream, and a slip-n-slide awaited her in the backyard. Quickly, her smile faded when she saw black clouds and thunder rolling in.

Protagonist: Emmy

Antagonist: The weather

400

What type of conflict is this? 

Jacob struggles against the urge to put off doing his homework. He wants to play video games but knows that is not a smart decision.

Internal- Individual vs Self.

400

Which sentence describes the theme of this passage?

Ronny has won second place in the science fair for the last two years, and Newton Robinson has taken first. Ronny hated how Newton gloated about his victories. This year, Ronny will stop at nothing to beat Newton.

A) Never give up on your goals.

B) Friendship is more important than competition.


A) Never give up on your goals.

500

What are the two perspectives a story can be told from?

1st and 3rd POV

500

Who is the protagonist and antagonist in the excerpt below?

Jacob struggles against the urge to put off doing his homework. He wants to play video games but knows that is not a smart decision.

Protagonist: Jacob


Antagonist: Jacob

500

What type of conflict is this?

Everything was going just fine for Mae until yesterday. That was when she found out that her eyes were turning green. In Mae's world people discriminate against those with green eyes. Mae decides to attend a protest to change the laws against people with green eyes.

External- Individual vs Society

500

Identify and describe the conflict in the story:

Bob is a salesman who never adapted to the new ways of doing business. Now he has to send text messages and emails. Bob fears that he will lose his job because he struggles with using online tools, but maybe some help from his youngest son will help Bob catch up to the pace of work.

Identify: External - Ind vs Technology

Describe the conflict: Bob is struggling with learning how to use new technology at work.