TGI Wheel of Color Game

READ ME Do NOT delete or add ANY slides in this game. You will only need to edit the question slides (8 – 27) to add your questions/answers and edit the opening slide (7) to include your game name. In slideshow mode you can enter your team/player names, save the file and your ready to play.

READ ME Not all of the slides in this file will play during a slideshow. The first few slides are hidden from slideshow view. Creating new questions: Starting on the Question #1 slide (8), enter your question and answer in the labeled textboxes. Questions can be entered in open-ended, multiple choice and true/false formats. See the next 3 slides (4 -6) for examples of these formats. Note: If you leave slideshow view, the scores will be reset to zero.

What is the third planet from the sun? Earth Sample Open-Ended Question Format

What is the third planet from the sun? A. Mercury B. Venus C. Mars D. Earth E. Saturn D. Earth Sample Multiple Question Formats

What part of the a seismograph does not move during an earthquake? A. sheet of paper B. fixed frame C. drum D. pendulum D. pendulum Sample True/False Question Formats

Scoreboard Questions Exit Copyright © 2007 Training Games, Inc. Team Selector Start/Stop Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 Question 11 Question 12 Question 13 Question 14 Question 15 Question 16 Question 17 Question 18 Question 19 Question 20 Earthquakes & Volcanoes

Who was the first president of America A) George Washington B) George Bush C) Barack Obama A. George Washington Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Who founded Pennsylvania? A) William Tell B) Larry Penn C) William Penn D) Larry Sylvania C. William Penn Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

What is the State flower of Pennsylvania? A) Poppy B) Rose C) Mountain Laurel D) Lily C. Mountain Laurel Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

True or false: Pennsylvania was the first state A)true B) false B. false Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

True or False: Ben Franklin was the second president of America True or False: Ben Franklin was the second president of America A) true B) false B. False Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Geologist believe the source of the earth's magnetic field may be the A)core B) magnetosphere C) crust D) magnetic pole A. core Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

The mass of an object is defined by A) how much the object weighs on earth B) the amount of water the object displaces C) the strength of the pull of gravity on the object D) the amount of matter in the object D. The amount of matter in the object Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

The shock waves produced by an earthquake are called __?__ A)seismic waves B) sonar waves C) laser waves D) radiowaves A. Siesmic waves Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

The crust of the earth is made mostly of A) oxygen & silicon B) iron & silicon C) iron & nickel D) copper & nickel A. Oxygen & silicon Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Which waves move and appear the slowest? A) Primary B) Surface C) Pressure D) Secondary B. surface Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

The layer that makes up most of the earth's mass and volume is the A) mantle B) magma C) crust D) core A. Mantle Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Seismic waves are generated from what natural phenomenon? A)tornado B) hurricane C) earthquake D)volcano C. earthquake Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

The central layer of Earth’s interior divided into two parts. A) crust B)mantle C) core D) center C. core Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

A)Energy of an earthquake carried away from the epicenter. B)The point beneath the Earth's surface where rock under stress breaks to cause an earthquake. C)The point on the surface directly above the origin of the earthquake. D)All of the above How is a focus described? A)Energy of an earthquake carried away from the epicenter. B)The point beneath the Earth's surface where rock under stress breaks to cause an earthquake. C)The point on the surface directly above the origin of the earthquake. D)All of the above B. The point beneath the Earth’s surface where rock under stress breaks to cause an earthquake. Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Seismic waves are best described as : A)Energy B)Vibrations C)Forces D)Squiggles B. Vibrations Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Which waves vibrate from side to side and up and down? A) P waves B)S waves C)Surface waves D)Cool waves B. S waves Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

A person who studies earthquakes is called a(n) __________. A)astronomer B)seismologist C)cartographer D)meteorologist B. seismologist Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Which wave type can pass through the solid inner core? A)secondary B)primary C)seismic D)surface B) Primary Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

The place where an earthquake originates is called the __________. A)epicenter B)tsunami C)fault line D)focus D. focus Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

________ waves produce the most earthquake destruction. A)Tsunami B)Primary C)Surface D)Secondary C. Surface Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard Show Answer Start Timer Start Timer X X

Rules or Notes Return to Scoreboard Return to Scoreboard

Exit Exiting this slideshow will reset all of the current scores. If you want to exit and later resume this game, go to the Scoreboard and record all of the scores so they can be restored when the slideshow is restarted. Copyright © 2007 Training Games, Inc. Return Exit