1. Welcome To
Folklore
Jeopardy!

2. Enjoy Folklore Jeopardy!
Choose your players or groups - Individuals or up to 3 Teams can play.
Plan a way for players to indicate they want to answer (tap desk, ring bell, clicker, etc.)
Player or Team #1 chooses a folklore category and question dollar amount first.
After a response is given by a player, click anywhere on the slide to see the correct response.
Next, click on the “Scores” button to return to the Scoring slide and type the contestant’s score in the black score box.
Then, click “To Game Board” and continue until all categories are finished.
Click to See Contestants Score Board and Begin Playing!

3. # 1 # 2 # 3 Final Jeopardy To Game Board Exit Game Gnomes Wizards
Elves

4. Game Board $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300
Who Said This
Pick a Genre
Best of Three
On the Wild Side
Hazardous Occupation
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$300
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Scores
$400
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Final
Jeopardy
$500
$500
$500
$500
$500

5. “Who’s that tripping over my bridge?”
$100
“Who’s that tripping over my bridge?”

6. $100
Scores
Who is the troll?

7. “A carriage from a pumpkin?”
$200
“A carriage from a pumpkin?”

8. $200
Scores
Who is Cinderella?

9. “That ox practically ate me out of house and home!”
$300
“That ox practically ate me out of house and home!”

10. $300
Scores
Who is Paul Bunyan?

11. “And to this very day, my fur is the color of dust.”
$400
“And to this very day, my fur is the color of dust.”

12. $400
Scores
Who is the coyote?

13. “Slow down, you bowlegged reptile!”
$500
“Slow down, you bowlegged reptile!”

14. $500
Scores
Who is the hare?

15. I will teach you a lesson.
$100
I will teach you a lesson.

16. $100
Scores
What is a fable?

17. My characters are larger than life!
$200
My characters are larger than life!

18. $200
Scores
What is a tall tale?

19. Explanations for creations.
$300
Explanations for creations.

20. $300
Scores
What is a myth?

21. Daily
Double

22. Almost always includes a hero and a villain.
$400
Almost always includes a hero and a villain.

23. $400
Scores
What is a fairy tale?

24. My characters may have been real people!
$500
My characters may have been real people!

25. $500
Scores
What are legends?

26. We’re out on our own to seek our fortunes.
$100
We’re out on our own to seek our fortunes.

27. What is “The Three Little Pigs?”
$100
Scores
What is “The Three Little Pigs?”

28. Porridge isn’t our favorite food, but it’s all we had.
$200
Porridge isn’t our favorite food, but it’s all we had.

29. What is “Goldilocks and the Three Bears?”
$200
Scores
What is “Goldilocks and the Three Bears?”

30. The grass is always sweeter on the other side of the bridge.
$300
The grass is always sweeter on the other side of the bridge.

31. What is “The Three Billy Goats Gruff?”
$300
Scores
What is “The Three Billy Goats Gruff?”

32. Three chances to guess my name was one chance too many.
$400
Three chances to guess my name was one chance too many.

33. What is “Rumplestiltskin?”
$400
Scores
What is “Rumplestiltskin?”

34. Three prizes for three dangerous climbs to the top.
$500
Three prizes for three dangerous climbs to the top.

35. What is “Jack and the Beanstalk?”
$500
Scores
What is “Jack and the Beanstalk?”

36. At first an ugly misfit, I became a symbol of graceful beauty.
$100
At first an ugly misfit, I became a symbol of graceful beauty.

37. Who is the ugly duckling?
$100
Scores
Who is the ugly duckling?

38. I disguised myself, unconvincingly, as a sweet little old lady.
$200
I disguised myself, unconvincingly, as a sweet little old lady.

39. $200
Scores
Who is the big bad wolf?

40. I wouldn’t share the fruits of my labor with my lazy friends.
$300
I wouldn’t share the fruits of my labor with my lazy friends.

41. Who is the little red hen?
$300
Scores
Who is the little red hen?

42. We discovered how true it is that there’s no place like home.
$400
We discovered how true it is that there’s no place like home.

43. Who are the town mouse and the country mouse?
$400
Scores
Who are the town mouse and the country mouse?

44. They “saw” snakes, ropes, and spears but missed the “big picture”.
$500
They “saw” snakes, ropes, and spears but missed the “big picture”.

45. Who are the seven blind mice?
$500
Scores
Who are the seven blind mice?

46. $100
We mined for gold in the mountains but found real “treasure” right at home.

47. Who are the seven dwarfs?
$100
Scores
Who are the seven dwarfs?

48. Driving cattle and bronco busting were my specialty.
$200
Driving cattle and bronco busting were my specialty.

49. $200
Scores
Who is Pecos Bill?

50. A tasty treat who should have used his feet and kept on running.
$300
A tasty treat who should have used his feet and kept on running.

51. Who is the Gingerbread Man?
$300
Scores
Who is the Gingerbread Man?

52. $400
With a hammer in each hand, I am a road-building man who is more powerful than heavy machinery.

53. $400
Scores
Who is John Henry?

54. $500
A champion marksman, I saved the kingdom from a cruel tyrant with only two arrows.

55. $500
Scores
Who is William Tell?

56. Scores
Final Jeopardy
Category:
Fairy Tales
Click for Question

57. Click to see the correct response!
Hans Christian Andersen wrote over 150 fairy tales, his most popular one being “The Ugly Duckling.”
* Name his home country.
Click to see the correct response!

58. Scores
What is …
Exit Game

59. Thank You for Playing Folklore Jeopardy! October 2003 Acknowledgements
Content and Design Development:
T. Puryear, N. Rhine, L. Byars, T. Huff, B. Burkett
Graphics:
Microsoft Office Clip Art and Media
Jeopardy Template:
Mark E. Damon
October 2003

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