Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
200 200 200 200 200
400 400 400 400 400
600 600 600 600 600
800 800 800 800 800
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
Authors Fairy Tales
Homophones
Disney Character
s
Crossword clues F
Authors, 200 points
• This author has written such books as Mr. Lincoln’s Way, Pink and Say, and The Butterfly.
back
Who is Patricia Polacco?
Authors, 400 points
• He wrote the award-winning book No, David, and illustrated both How I Became a Pirate, and Pirates Don’t Change Diapers.
back
Who is David Shannon?
Authors, 600 points
• His real name is Theodore Geisel, and his first book was rejected by over thirty publishers.
back
Who is Dr. Seuss?
Authors, 800 points
• He was the author of the books that provided the basis for the movie The Chronicles of Narnia.
back
Who is C.S. Lewis?
Authors, 1000 points
• Now an international best-selling author of one of the most popular children’s book series, she wrote the ideas for her first book on a napkin when she was a poor, single mother.
back
Who is J.K. Rowling?
Fairy Tales, 200 points
• These brothers wrote down some of our most famous fairy tales centuries ago in Germany.
back
Who are the Grimm Brothers?
Fairy Tales, 400 points
• He was the Danish writer of such fairy tales as “The Little Mermaid,” and “The Ugly Duckling.”
back
Who is Hans Christian Andersen?
Fairy Tales, 600 points
• This modern-day children’s author has written two farcical versions of classic fairy tales.
back
Who is Jon Scieszka?
Fairy Tales, 800 points
• This rule can often be used to explain the number of characters, encounters, or events in a fairy tale.
back
What is the Rule of Three, or the Rule of Seven?
Fairy Tales, 1000 points
• These are the two main types of fairy tale characters.
back
What are the protagonist and the antagonist, OR good and evil?
Homophones, 200 points
• A greeting, or the opposite of low.
back
What are hi, and high?
Homophones, 400 points
• Bedtime, or a man in shining armor.
back
What are night, and knight?
Homophones, 600 points
• You could substitute these homophones for the italicized words in this sentence:
“I filled the entire pit.”
back
What is the “whole hole”?
Homophones, 800 points
• It is an illness for which you may get vaccinated, or a part of the chimney above your fireplace.
back
What is the flu, and a flue?
Homophones, 1000 points
• You could substitute these homophones for the italicized words in this sentence:
“I don’t know if the outdoor conditions will be sunny or rainy.”
back
What are whether and weather?
Disney Characters, 200 points
• He was the cold and calculating uncle of the lion Simba.
back
Who is Scar?
Disney Characters, 400 points
• One of the (many) Disney/Pixar characters voiced by the same actor who provided the voice for Hamm in Toy Story.
back
Who is The Abominable Snowman (Monsters, Inc.), P.T. Flea (Bug’s Life), Mack (Cars), the Fish School (Finding Nemo), or The Underminer (The Incredibles)
Disney Characters, 600 points
• In Hercules, these were the mythical creatures the god Hades released to wreak havoc on Olympia.
back
Who are the Titans?
Disney Characters, 800 points
• Besides Gus, he was the only other mouse in Cinderella to have a name.
back
Who is Jacques?
Disney Characters, 1000 points
• These two stony friends of Quasimodo were named for the author of the classic book which inspired the movie.
back
Who are Victor and Hugo?
Crossword Clues F, 200 points
• This is the force that causes resistance to motion. (8)
back
What is friction?
Crossword Clues F, 400 points
• Members of this occupation often use tractors, combines, and plows. (7)
back
What is farming?
Crossword Clues F, 600 points
• It is a scale of temperature measurement, used primarily in the United States. (10)
back
What is Fahrenheit?
Crossword Clues F, 800 points
• The Wright Brothers are famous for this. (5, 6).
back
What is the first flight?
Crossword Clues F, 1000 points
• It is the more scientific term for the bodily function known as “passing gas,” or “farting.” (10)
back
What is flatulence?
Final JeopardyCategory:
• Blah blah
back
Correct answer
