Rules of the Game:1. Everyone will participate. This is YOUR

review for tomorrow’s test. Even if it’s not your turn you should be thinking of the correct answer.

2. Questions will be answered by whoever’s turn it is. Final Jeopardy will be answered by the group.

3. Ms. McKinnon keeps track of points and has the final say for each answer. If you choose to argue you will be excused from the game.

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Paragraphs/Sentences

WritingProcess

NarrativeWriting

Misc.R, P, & SRevising

OR Editing?

What is the topic sentence?

A 100

The topic sentence in a paragraph lets the audience

know the main ideas.

A 100

What is the concluding sentence?

A 200

The concluding sentence in the paragraph restates the

topic sentence and wraps up the paragraph

A 200

What is the body (or development) of the

paragraph?

A 300

The body or development of a paragraph supports the topic

sentence and provides details.

A 300

A 400

How many sentences should be in a paragraph?

The paragraph needs as many sentences that are needed.

(Minimum of 5)

A 400

What are three ways to describe a BAD topic

sentence?

A 500

Possible Answers:

1. The topic sentence presents more than one topic.

2. The topic sentence uses vague words.

3. The topic sentence does not give strong direction to the

paragraph.

A 500

What happens during the first step of the writing process?

B 100

Possible Answers:

The topic is chosen, brainstorming occurs, and thoughts are organized.

B 100

What happens during the fifth step of the writing process?

B 200

The paper is displayed for others to see, it is written in your best handwriting, and

illustrations are added.

B 200

During what step do you focus on content rather than

GUMS?

B 300

Drafting

B 300

What are some ways to organize your thoughts?

B 400

Jot list

Venn diagram

Story map

Web

Outline

B 400

What does ARMS stand for?

B 500

ADD

REMOVE

MOVE AROUND

SUBSTITUTE

B 500

During which stage would you add vivid words or a

thesaurus?

C 100

Revising.

C 100

During which stage would you add transition words,

details, or imagery?

C 200

Revising.

C 200

During which stage would you read the paper backwards

to find misspelled words?

C 300

Editing.

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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During which stage would you make sure you indented?

C 400

Editing.

C 400

During which stage would you check for GUMS?

C 500

Editing.

C 500

What are personal narratives about?

D 100

A personal narrative tells about an event or experience

you’ve had

D 100

What are the three parts to a personal narrative?

D 200

Personal Narrative have a beginning, middle, and end.

D 200

What point of view are personal narratives told from?

D 300

Personal narrative are told from the first person POV.

Ex. I, me, my, myself, we

D 300

What is included at the beginning to attract the

reader’s attention?

D 400

The grabber or hook catches the reader’s attention right

away.

D 400

How should the grabber make the reader feel?

D 500

The grabber should make the reader feel curiosity, anger, worry, sorrow, excitement,

fear, etc.

D 500

Pre-

E 100

Before

E 100

Post-

E 200

After

E 200

Log

E 300

Idea, word, speech, study, reason

E 300

Cycl

E 400

circle

E 400

-ness

E 500

State of

E 500

What tools can you use to prepare for your test on

Wednesday?

F 100

Notes, Class Website, PowerPoints, EQ Log

F 100

How can you protect yourself from the flu??

F 200

1. Wash hands!

2. Use Germ-X.

3. Cough into your elbow.

4. Keep hands away from your face.

F 200

What holiday did we stay out of school for yesterday?

F 300

Labor Day!

F 300

What kind of graph shows change over time?

F 400

Line Graph

F 400

What are the three types of government?

F 500

Autocracy, Oligarchy, Democracy

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Knucklehead

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What are the names of Jon’s brothers?

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Jim, Tom, Gregg, Brian, Jeff

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