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Because of Winn Dixie Jeopardy Game 2

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Page 31-55

orphan

$100 Answer from Page 31-55

A child whose parents are dead

$200 Question from Page 31-55

congregation

$200 Answer from Page 31-55

A gathering or crowd of people

$300 Question from Page 31-55

properly

$300 Answer from Page 31-55

In the correct or acceptable way

$400 Question from Page 31-55

intend

$400 Answer from Page 31-55

To mean something for a particular person or purpose

$500 Question from Page 31-55

exception

$500 Answer from Page 31-55

Something that is left out or that is different from others

$100 Question from Page 56-87

routine

$100 Answer from Page 56-87

Sameness in actions or ways of doing things

$200 Question from Page 56-87

whining

$200 Answer from Page 56-87

Crying in a soft, high, complaining voice

$300 Question from Page 56-87

tremble

$300 Answer from H2

To shake with cold, fear, weakness, or anger

$400 Question from Page 56-87

introduce

$400 Answer from Page 56-87

To make known or acquaintance

$500 Question from Page 56-87

identical

$500 Answer from Page 56-87

The very same, exactly alike

$100 Question from Page 88-104

comfort

$100 Answer from Page 88-104

To ease someone’s sorrow or pain

$200 Question from Page 88-104

dramatic

$200 Answer from Page 88-104

Having to do with plays or acting

$300 Question from Page 88-104

harsh

$300 Answer from Page 88-104

Rough or unpleasant, cruel or severe

$400 Question from Page 88-104

imitate

$400 Answer from Page 88-104

To try and act or behave just as another person does; to copy someone

$500 Question from Page 88-104

ignorant

$500 Answer from Page 88-104

Having or showing a lack of knowledge; not informed or aware

$100 Question from Page 105-134

sorrow

$100 Answer from Page 105-134

A strong feeling of loss and being unhappy; sadness or grief

$200 Question from Page 105-134

tragedy

$200 Answer from Page 105-134

A sad or dreadful event; disaster

$300 Question from Page 105-134

hem

$300 Answer from Page 105-134

The edge of a piece of clothing or cloth by folding under the edge and sewing it down

$400 Question from Page 105-134

notion

$400 Answer from Page 105-134

An idea of belief; a desire or whim

$500 Question from Page 105-134

melancholy

$500 Answer from Page 105-134

Low in spirits, sad, gloomy

$100 Question from Page 135-end

complicate

$100 Answer from Page 135-end

To make something hard to understand or do

$200 Question from Page 135-end

amuse

$200 Answer from Page 135-end

To entertain; to make laugh or smile

$300 Question from Page 135-end

convince

$300 Answer from Page 135-end

To cause someone to believe or do something; to persuade

$400 Question from Page 135-end

shone

$400 Answer from Page 135-end

The past tense of shine;Reflected or gave off light

$500 Question from Page 135-end

wheeze

$500 Answer from Page 135-end

To breathe with a hoarse, whistling sound

Final Jeopardy Question

Define these three words:

Empathy

Tolerance

Compassion

Final Jeopardy AnswerEmpathy: identifying and understanding another person's situation and feelings, having had similar experiences

Tolerance: willing to respect the customs, ideas, and beliefs of others; not being prejudice

Compassion: sympathy for someone else’s suffering or misfortune, and wanting to help