By Jordan Sargent

1. Their Eyes Were Watching Jeopardy By Jordan Sargent

3. Whose Line is It Anyway? 200 Question ‘“So Ah’m back home agin and Ah’m satisfied tuh be heah. Ah done been tuh de horizon and back and now Ah kin set heah in mah house and live by comparisons. Dis house ain’t so absent of things lak it used tuh be…It’s full uh thoughts, ‘specially dat bedroom.”’

4. Whose Line is It Anyway? 400 Question ‘“You come heahwidyo’ mouf full uh foolishnes on uh busy day. Heah you got uh prop tuh lean on all yo’ bawn days, and big protection, and everybody got tuh tip dey hat tuh you and call you Mis’ Killicks, and you come worryin’ me ‘bout love.”’

5. Whose Line is It Anyway? 600 Question ‘“Don’t need tuhast me where Ah been all dis time, ‘cause it’s mah all day job tuh tell yuh.”’

6. Whose Line is It Anyway? 800 Question ‘“I god almighty! A woman stay round uh store till she gets old as methusalem and still can’t cut a little thing like a plug of tobacco! Don’t stand dererollin’ yo’ pop eyes at me widyo’ rump hangin’ nearly to yo’ knees.”’

7. Whose Line is It Anyway? 1000 Question ‘“It’s uh known fact…you got tuh go there tuh know there. Yo’ papa and yo’ mama and nobody else can’t tell yuh and show yuh. Two things everybody’s got tuh do fuhtheyselves. They got tuh go tuh God, and they got tuh find out about livin’sfuhtheyselves.”’

8. Characters 200 Question This is the main character. She finds herself throughout the novel by engaging in various marriages and ultimately choosing herself. She is a product of feminism.

9. Characters 400 Question This male character is Janie’s last husband. He is younger than her, but helps her find herself and grow into a powerful, independent woman.

10. Characters 600 Question As a controlling, manipulating husband, this male character leaves Janie realizing that their marriage is dead as he has morphed into a man who is different than the one she ran away with initially.

11. Characters 800 Question This female character raises Janie and is the first person to teach her that marriage isn’t always about love and happiness, but rather the things your husband is able to provide for you.

12. Characters 1000 Question This female character is the only person that Janie shares her complete story with.

13. Symbolism 200 Question In the beginning of the novel, Janie has an experience that comes to symbolize her ideal relationship.

14. Symbolism 400 Question As Janie moves throughout her three marriages, this symbol illustrates the possession the men within these relationships have over her.

15. Symbolism 600 Question This symbol represents the end of each of Janie’s phases within her life.

16. Symbolism 800 Question This symbol represents Janie’s dreams and her progress towards such desires.

17. Symbolism 1000 Question This action symbolizes Janie’s ability to take her life into her own hands and choose herself above everything else.

18. Literary Terms 200 Question The term that describes the narrator’s ability to impact the reader’s sensory organs.

19. Literary Terms 400 Question The term that defines an object as having a deeper meaning.

20. Literary Terms 600 Question This happens when a character reflects on the past and through this reflection, the audience is brought to that past event.

21. Literary Terms 800 Question This is the term for when a novel begins at the end of the story.

22. Literary Terms 1000 Question This is the term used when the author is able to represent/communicate various dialects through their writing.

23. Hurston's Feminism 200 Question At this point in the novel, Janie represents Hurston’s ultimate vision of feminism.

24. Hurston's Feminism 400 Question Janie’s first action in which she chooses herself.

25. Hurston's Feminism 600 Question The point within the novel when Janie truly disregards what society tells her and chooses instead what her heart tells her.

26. Hurston's Feminism 800 Question This is when Janie first decides what kind of relationship would be ideal for her.

27. Hurston's Feminism 1000 Question The biggest difference between Janie’s relationship with Jodie over her relationship with Tea Cake.

28. Whose Line is It Anyway? 200 Game Board Who is Janie?

29. Whose Line is It Anyway? 400 Game Board Who is Nannie?

30. Whose Line is It Anyway? 600 Game Board Who is Tea Cake?

31. Whose Line is It Anyway? 800 Game Board Who is Jodie (Joe Starks)?

32. Whose Line is It Anyway? 1000 Game Board Who is Janie?

33. Characters 200 Game Board Who is Janie?

34. Characters 400 Game Board Who is Tea Cake?

35. Characters 600 Game Board Who is Jodie (Joe Starks)?

36. Characters 800 Game Board Who is Nannie?

37. Characters 1000 Game Board Who is Pheoby?

38. Symbolism 200 Game Board What is the pear tree?

39. Symbolism 400 Game Board What is Janie’s hair?

40. Symbolism 600 Game Board What is death?

41. Symbolism 800 Game Board What is the horizon?

42. Symbolism 1000 Game Board What is Tea Cake’s death?

43. Literary Terms 200 Game Board What is imagery?

44. Literary Terms 400 Game Board What is symbolism?

45. Literary Terms 600 Game Board What is flashback?

46. Literary Terms 800 Game Board What is media res?

47. Literary Terms 1000 Game Board What is colloquialism?

48. Hurston's Feminism 200 Game Board When is Tea Cake’s death?

49. Hurston's Feminism 400 Game Board When does Janie run away with Jodie Starks?

50. Hurston's Feminism 600 Game Board When does Janie run away with Tea Cake?