Word: Jeopardy
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Jeopardy means danger of loss, harm or failure.
Synonyms: danger, risk, threat
Antonyms: safety, security
Syllables: jeop - ar - dy
Tricky part: The o after je is silent, which is why students leave it out. The middle is ar, not or.
Watch out for: jepardy, jeapordy, jeopordy
Memory tip: Jeopardy hides the eo of leopard: think of a leopard to remember the eo after the j.
Example 1: The heavy rain put the cricket final in jeopardy.
Example 2: Cutting down forests has left the tiger's home in jeopardy.
Example 3: One careless mistake can put a whole science project in jeopardy.
Jeopardy comes from the Old French jeu parti, a divided game, which meant a game where the chances of winning and losing were evenly balanced.
Choose the synonym of the word:
jeopardy
a) peril
b) comfort
c) courage
d) reward
a) peril. Peril is an older word for serious danger, which is what jeopardy means.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) jeopardie
b) tragedy
c) mystery
d) calamity
a) jeopardie. Jeopardy ends in a plain y, as tragedy does.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
dparjoey
a) jealousy
b) parody
c) jeopardy
d) leopards
c) jeopardy. Leopards and jealousy need an l and an s, and parody leaves the j and e unused.
Find the extra letter in the word:
jeoppardy
a) o
b) a
c) d
d) p
d) p. Jeopardy has a single p.
1. Which headline shows that something is in jeopardy?
a) Rising river threatens village bridge
b) Bridge named after local hero
c) New bridge opens to happy crowds
d) Village bridge repainted in bright blue
a) Rising river threatens village bridge
2. Which of these could put a team's place in the final in jeopardy?
a) hiring a coach with a great record
b) winning every league match so far
c) losing its two best players to another club
d) selling out every home game
c) losing its two best players to another club
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