1. Welcome to
Jeopardy!

2. Another Presentation © 2002 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon

3. Directions:
Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
Continue until all clues are given.
When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!

4. Final Jeopardy
Round 1 1 2 3

5. What’s the Source?
Get On Your Feet
Its Elementary
Name Game
Just the Basics
Virtual Media
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Final Jeopardy
$200
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Scores
$300
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6. This type of book tells the story of a person’s life.
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This type of book tells the story of a person’s life.

7. $100
What is a biography?
Scores

8. A book of factual or true information.
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A book of factual or true information.

9. $200
What is nonfiction?
Scores

10. a book containing an invented story
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a book containing an invented story

11. $300
What is fiction?
Scores

12. Best used at the beginning of research.
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A source that gives a broad overview of a topic, such as an encyclopedia.
Best used at the beginning of research.

13. What is a reference source?
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What is a reference source?
Scores

14. $500
A book of maps

15. $500
What is an atlas?
Scores

16. $100
the Social Studies Media Specialist who also advises the student book club, A Novel Discussion

17. $100
Who is Ms. Maza?
Scores

18. the English Media Specialist
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the English Media Specialist

19. Who is Mr. O’Neill?
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Scores

20. the Science, Health, Family & Consumer Science Media Specialist
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the Science, Health, Family & Consumer Science Media Specialist

21. Who is Mrs. Karasick?
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22. Daily
Double

23. She can help me reset my password or check out a book.
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She can help me reset my password or check out a book.

24. Who are Mrs. Romeo, Mrs. Morris or Mrs. Gilder?
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25. $500
the Art, Music and Foreign Language Media Specialist who used to teach at Central

26. $500
Who is Ms. Lau?
Scores

27. a source written after an event occurs
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a source written after an event occurs

28. What is a secondary source?
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What is a secondary source?
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29. $200
a source written or recorded at the time an event happens (like a diary entry or documentary)

30. What is a primary source?
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What is a primary source?
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31. $300
A periodical

32. What is a magazine or a newspaper?
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What is a magazine or a newspaper?
Scores

33. $400
True or false: reference sources can only be found in book form. They can’t be found online.

34. $400
What is false?
Scores

35. True or false: Google can be listed as a source when doing research.
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True or false: Google can be listed as a source when doing research.

36. $500
What is false?
Scores

37. $100
two weeks

38. For how long can a book usually be checked out?
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For how long can a book usually be checked out?
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39. $200
the cost to make a copy

40. $200
What is 10 cents?
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41. the Media Center’s normal hours (on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday)
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the Media Center’s normal hours (on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday)

42. $300
What are 7-4?
Scores

43. The number of books I can check out at one time
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The number of books I can check out at one time

44. What is as many as you can remember to return?
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What is as many as you can remember to return?
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45. The number of books on one subject I can check out at one time.
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The number of books on one subject I can check out at one time.

46. $500
What is 3?
Scores

47. the Dewey Decimal System
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the Dewey Decimal System

48. What is a numbering system used to organize books in a library
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What is a numbering system used to organize books in a library
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49. $200
If the following are books on a shelf, put them in the correct order.
HOV HAK ICE

50. $200
What is…
HOV ICE HAK
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51. $300
Call number

52. What are the number and letters on the spine of a book?
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What are the number and letters on the spine of a book?
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53. $400
This section is organized alphabetically by the famous person’s last name, not the author’s

54. $400
What is Biography?
Scores

55. A book that might be shelved under
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A book that might be shelved under F
ROW

56. What is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (or any
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What is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (or any
other Harry Potter book)?
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57. A place on the Student Portal to save documents
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A place on the Student Portal to save documents

58. What is the Digital Locker?
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What is the Digital Locker?
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59. a good place to find cheat sheets for online tools
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a good place to find cheat sheets for online tools

60. What is the How-to page of the Media Center web site?
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What is the How-to page of the Media Center web site?
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61. GHS research databases
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the password to access
GHS research databases

62. $300
What is “research”?
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63. When I save a document in GHS, I need to make sure I see this
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When I save a document in GHS,
I need to make sure I see this

64. $400
What is my student ID #?
Scores

65. Where I can find the online catalog
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Where I can find the online catalog

66. $500
What is on the media center web site or on any computer along the columns in the back of the media center (or by the front desk)
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67. Final Jeopardy Question
Get up and Go
Final Jeopardy Question
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68. The first team to bring back a book about Greece

69. Scores