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3. WOMEN IN AVIATION $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Women Pioneers Aviators
FINAL JEOPARDY
Women
Aviators
Pioneers
Vocabulary
Informational
Text
RACE Method
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500

4. Women Aviators - $100 Question
She was the most well-known female aviator
- ever.
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5. Women Aviators - $100 Answer
Who was Amelia Earhart?
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6. Women Aviators - $200 Question
She was the first African-American - male or female - to earn a pilot’s license.
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7. Women Aviators - $200 Answer
Who was Bessie Coleman?
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8. Women Aviators - $300 Question
She was the first American woman to earn her pilot’s license.
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9. Women Aviators - $300 Answer
Who was Harriet Quimby?
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10. Women Aviators - $400 Question
Sophie Blanchard gained fame by being the first woman to fly one of these.
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11. Women Aviators - $400 Answer
What is a hot-air balloon?
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12. Women Aviators - $500 Question
Because the U.S. gov’t didn’t see the importance of having an aviation program at the time, most American flyers had to go to this country to learn how to fly.
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13. Women Aviators - $500 Answer
What is France?
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14. Pioneers - $100 Question
He broke baseball’s color barrier when he signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947.
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15. Who was Jackie Robinson?
Pioneers - $100 Answer
Who was Jackie Robinson?
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16. Pioneers - $200 Question
Lack of safety precautions, such as parachutes and these harnesses, ultimately led to the deaths of Harriet Quimby and Bessie Coleman.
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Pioneers - $200 Answer
What are safety belts?
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18. Brothers Orville and Wilbur - they invented the first airplane.
Pioneers - $300 Question
Brothers Orville and Wilbur - they invented the first airplane.
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19. Who are the Wright brothers?
Pioneers - $300 Answer
Who are the Wright brothers?
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20. Pioneers - $400 Question
By being highly educated and determined to succeed in a White male-dominated field, Bessie Coleman “refused to accept” these “that were placed upon her.”
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Pioneers - $400 Answer
What are limitations?
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22. Pioneers - $500 Question
After the tragic deaths of Harriet Quimby and Bessie Coleman, the New York Sun stated that women couldn’t fly because they lacked the “strength, presence of mind and _______ to be aviators.”
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Pioneers - $500 Answer
What is courage?
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24. Vocabulary - $100 Question
A person whose actions pave the way for others of the same group to follow.
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Vocabulary - $100 Answer
What is a pioneer?
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26. Vocabulary - $200 Question
Like buying supplies before a hurricane hits, this is something done in advance to prevent danger in the future.
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What is a precaution?
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28. Vocabulary - $300 Question
A flying show is an example of this.
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What is an exhibition?
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30. Vocabulary - $400 Question
A rated “R” movie is considered this, limiting the number of people allowed to see it.
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What is restrictive?
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32. Vocabulary - $500 Question
To flood, either literally or figuratively.
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Topic 3 - $500 Answer
What is inundate?
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34. Inform. Text-$100 Question
The sentence “American aviation was from its very beginnings marred with sexist and racist assumptions is the _________ of the article “Women in Aviation.”
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35. What is the main idea (or central idea)?
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What is the main idea (or central idea)?
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36. Inform. Text - $200 Question
A main idea is usually followed by these -facts, opinions, and information that support it.
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Topic 4 - $200 Answer
What are details?
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38. Inform. Text - $300 Question
The number of paragraphs in a standard middle school informational essay.
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What is 5?
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40. Inform. Text - $400 Question
A main idea can either be stated directly in a text or this, hinted at.
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What is implied?
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42. Inform. Text - $500 Question
It’s the act of making a judgment or taking a position on a topic.
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43. What is drawing a conclusion?
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What is drawing a conclusion?
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44. RACE Method - $100 Question
“A” - what you hope you do correctly when asked a question.
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What is “answer?”
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46. RACE Method - $200 Question
”R” - how you start your response.
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47. What is “restate the question?”
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What is “restate the question?”
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48. RACE Method - $300 Question
“E” - what you must do after using information from text to prove your response is correct.
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What is “explain?”
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50. RACE Method - $400 Question
“C” - what you’re doing when you use text evidence to support your response.
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What is “cite?”
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52. RACE Method - $500 Question
It’s the highest possible score on a Palm Beach Performance (writing) Assessment.
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What is 10 points?
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54. Topic: Informational Text
FINAL
Topic: Informational Text
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55. Final Jeopardy Question
To inform/explain, persuade, entertain, or express thoughts/feelings - it’s the reason writers write.
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56. What is author’s purpose?
Final Jeopardy Answer
What is author’s purpose?
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