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Food from the ‘Hood: A Garden of Hope Reading Review Unit 2.4 4th Grade OCR Food from the ‘Hood: A Garden of Hope

Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

Vocab- ulary Spelling Grammar More Grammar Compre-hension More compre-hension Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

$100 The students soon realized the ___________________ (people who live in an area) needed more than food to survive.

$100 community Scores

Without chemicals means … $200   Without chemicals means …

$200 Organic Scores

$300 Mrs. Smith’s students decided that planting was an important step toward ____________________ (bringing something back to its original condition) their neighborhood.

$300 restoring Scores

$400 Everyone agreed that their ___________________s (gathering of a crop when it is ripe) should go to people unable to buy food.

$400 harvest Scores

$500 The herbs and spices used in the dressing came from small _____________________s (someone who sells a product) rather than largest grocery store suppliers.

$500 vendors Scores

Which word is spelled incorrectly? $100 Which word is spelled incorrectly? mends repair cloothes Correct as is.

$100 clothes Scores

Which word is spelled incorrectly? $200 Which word is spelled incorrectly? carrpeting college school Correct as is.

$200 carpeting Scores

Which word is spelled incorrectly? $300 Which word is spelled incorrectly? library old narate Correct as is.

$300 narrate Scores

Daily Double

Which word is spelled incorrectly? ripe despare sleep $400 Which word is spelled incorrectly? ripe despare sleep To get the Daily double, you must spell the word correctly.

$400 despair Scores

Which word is spelled incorrectly? $500 Which word is spelled incorrectly? children number cary Correct as is.

$500 carry Scores

$100 Jack saw four pets in the window of the store a dog, a cat, a bird, and a hamster. What grammatical mark should be placed between the two underlined words? Your choices are: semicolon (;), question mark (?), colon (:), or comma (,).

$100 colon ( : ) Jack saw four pets in the window of the store: a dog, a cat, a bird, and a hamster. Scores

Madison is the Capital of Wisconsin. $200 Madison is the Capital of Wisconsin. The word that should NOT be capitalized is … ?

Capital should not be capitalized. $200 Capital should not be capitalized. Madison is the capital of Wisconsin.. Scores

$300 Billy is reading a poem by Jack Prelutsky called Louder Than a Clap of Thunder. What is the correct way for Billy to write the title of this poem?

$300 Quotations ( “ “ ) around the title. Billy is reading a poem by Jack Prelutsky called “Louder Than a Clap of Thunder”. Scores

Louder Than a Clap of Thunder Louder than a clap of thunder, louder than an eagle screams, louder than a dragon blunders,   or a dozen football teams, louder than a four alarmer, or a rushing waterfall, louder than a knight in armor jumping from a ten-foot wall. Louder than an earthquake rumbles, louder than a tidal wave, louder than an ogre grumbles as he stumbles through his cave, louder than stampeding cattle, louder than a cannon roars, louder than a giant's rattle, that's how loud my father SNORES!

You need to go to 13th Street to get to the mall. $400 You need to go to 13th Street to get to the mall. What is the correct way to write the abbreviation for the word “Street”?

You need to go to 13th St. to get to the mall. $400 You need to go to 13th St. to get to the mall. Scores

$500 Jimmie said, Do you want to come to my house? We could play catch in the backyard. Where should quotation marks be placed in this sentence?

$500 Jimmie said, “Do you want to come to my house? We could play catch in the backyard.” Scores

The banker did not fulfill his obligashon.. $100 What is wrong? The banker did not fulfill his obligashon..

Obligation was spelled incorrectly. $100 Obligation was spelled incorrectly. Scores

The following words are either time or spatial order words. $200 The following words are either time or spatial order words. First, next, then, soon, today, and tomorrow

Time order, they give you a sense of time as to when things occur. $200 Time order, they give you a sense of time as to when things occur. Scores

The train moved at a rapid pace. Rapid means --- $300 The train moved at a rapid pace. Rapid means ---

$300 fast Scores

Compare and contrast, or $400 When a paragraph begins with a interrogative sentence, what method of organization is used? Cause and effect, Compare and contrast, or Question and answer.

$400 Question and answer. Scores

Sue went to her friend’s birthday party on Monday February 6 2004. $500 Sue went to her friend’s birthday party on Monday February 6 2004. What is the correct punctuation to use in this sentence for the underlined part.

Sue went to her friend’s birthday party on Monay, February 6, 2004. $500 Sue went to her friend’s birthday party on Monay, February 6, 2004. Scores

This story is mostly about? What it takes to be a good student, $100 This story is mostly about? What it takes to be a good student, Why riots are not good for a neighborhood, c. A business started by some students.

This story is mostly about? $100 This story is mostly about? A business started by some students. Scores

Within weeks after the riots, Just before the riots occurred, $200 2. The garden was started? Within weeks after the riots, Just before the riots occurred, c. Several years before the riots took place.

Within weeks after the riots $200 The garden was started? Within weeks after the riots Scores

How did Food from the ‘Hood get started? $300 How did Food from the ‘Hood get started? Food from the ‘Hood got started when a group of …

$300 Food from the ‘Hood got started when a group of students wanted to restore their neighborhood after the 1992 riots. Scores

$400 What do the brown and white hands on the Food from the ‘Hood logo signify? They signify the …

They signify the different races represented in the community. $400 They signify the different races represented in the community. Scores

It means that the garden brings hope to the community by … $500 What does the story mean when it says, “What comes from the garden is hope”? It means that the garden brings hope to the community by …

$500 It means that the garden brings hope to the community by providing young people with a way of making the community a better place and improving themselves. Scores

What was the “point system” used for? $100 What was the “point system” used for? The “point system” was the method where students …

$100 The “point system” was the method where students divided the money that the business earned. Scores

Why did the students decide to start making salad dressing? $200 Why did the students decide to start making salad dressing? They started making salad dressing, because they wanted to …

$200 They started making salad dressing, because they wanted to raise even more money than they were earning at the farmer’s markets. Scores

$300 How did Food from the ‘Hood get a van to transport their vegetables, herbs, and flowers to the farmer’s markets? A student invited …

$300 A student invited Prince Charles to see the school garden, and Prince Charles accepted, ate lunch in the garden, and donated a van to them. Scores

Salad dressing goes well with vegetables, $400 What is the biggest advantage of selling salad dressing over fresh vegetables? Salad dressing goes well with vegetables, b. Salad dressing can be sold in more stores.

Salad dressing can be sold in more stores. $400 Salad dressing can be sold in more stores. Scores

People like those the best, Basil and parsley grew in the garden. $500 Why did the students include basil and parsley in their salad dressing? People like those the best, Basil and parsley grew in the garden.

basil and parsley grew in the garden. $500 Students included basil and parsley in their salad dressing, because basil and parsley grew in the garden. Scores

Final Jeopardy Question Spelling Final Jeopardy Question Scores

Right down the amount your team wants to wager. $______ Now, spell the word that I say aloud to you. ___________________

What is the word your teacher says to you? Scores