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Jeopardy Japan Edition! Land Alterations Teenage Life Nuclear Power Plants Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Final Jeopardy

Land Alterations for $100 How much land mass was lost from Japan during the tsunami?

Land Alterations for $100 Answer What is about thousands of square miles. The tsunami went about 6 miles inland.

Land Alterations for $200 What is the estimated damage cost from the tsunami in Japan?

Land Alterations for $200 Answer What is about $235 million.

Land Alterations for $300 What is the death toll / missing person / homeless count in Japan?

Land Alterations for $300 Answer What is what is over 8,000 Dead, 12,000 missing, 400,000 homeless.

Land Alterations for $400 What was the magnitude of the earthquake in Japan?

Land Alterations for $400 Answer What is 9.0.

Teenage Life for $100 Japanese teens are known for…

Teenage Life for $100 Answer What is their unique sense of fashion style.

Teenage Life for $200 Japanese fashion trends are set by not the designers like in America, but who?

Teenage Life for $200 Answer What is the teens.

Teenage Life for $300 What major quality of Japanese teens makes them different from American teens?

Teenage Life for $300 Answer What is strict rules from their parents.

Teenage Life for $400 The legal age of adulthood for teens is Japan is…

Teenage Life for $400 Answer What is 20 years old.

Nuclear Power Plants $100 What are the methods that are currently being used to help the radiation problems…

Nuclear power plant $100 Answer What is pumping saltwater into the nuclear waste.

Nuclear Power Plant $200 How much land around the nuclear plant that was evacuated…

Nuclear power plant $200 Answer What is a 20 mile radius.

Nuclear power plant $300 What popular food in Japan consists of the most radiation?

Nuclear power plant $300 Answer What is Spinach.

Nuclear power plant $400 What percentage of Japan’s energy requirements are imported?

Nuclear power plant $400 Answer What is 80%.

Final Jeopardy How can we help the people of Japan?

Final Jeopardy Answer What is don’t just talk about helping, do something about it!