1. Instructions for operating the game:
The game is played in Slide Show mode (select Slide Show, View Show from menu)
After a team selects a box (subject and point value), click on the point amount - not the surrounding box. This will bring up the corresponding question.
When the question has been answered, click again any place on the screen to display the correct answer.
When a box has been selected, the point value will turn yellow to indicate it has been played.
Click on the “scores” box to go to the scoreboard screen.
Add or subtract the points to the black box on the group’s podium.
Click “Play the Game” to return to the game board.
There is one “Daily Double”. The team who chooses this box can wager as much as they want to, up to their total points.
The Final Jeopardy box is included on the side of the game board.
Clicking on the box will bring up the subject slide. Teams should place their wagers after seeing the subject of the Final Jeopardy question.
Clicking the mouse in any area of the subject slide will cause the actual question to be displayed.
Clicking the mouse in any area of the question slide will cause the answer to appear.

2. Welcome to
A-G
Jeopardy!

3. Play the Game
Final Jeopardy
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3

4. CSUs and UCs
Which A-G could it be?
College
Knowledge
Short for what?
A-G Years
True or False?
Play the Game
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

5. 100
The number of years required to meet the “D” requirement (Laboratory Science)

6. 2 years (3 years recommended)
100
2 years
(3 years recommended)
Scores

7. 200
The number of years required to meet the “G” requirement (College Prep Elective)

8. 200
1 year
Scores

9. 300
The number of years you must take a language other than English to meet the “E” Requirement

10. 300
2 years
(3 years recommended)
Scores

11. 400
The number of years required to meet the “C” requirement (math) and the number of years recommended.

12. 400 3 years required and 4 years recommended
Scores

13. The A-G requirement that requires the most classes/years to complete
500
The A-G requirement that requires the most classes/years to complete

14. English 4 years required
500
English
4 years required
Scores

15. California State University (CSU) campuses.
100
The number of
California State University (CSU) campuses.

16. 100 23
Scores

17. The number of University of California campuses.
200
The number of University of California campuses.

18. 200 10
Scores

19. Name two of the 10 University of California campuses
300
Name two of the 10 University of California campuses

20. 300
UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara, UC Santa Cruz, UC Los Angeles, UC San Diego, UC Merced, UC Riverside, UC San Francisco
Scores

21. Daily
Double

22. 400
The series of classes you must take to go from high school to a CSU or a UC.

23. A-Gs or A-G Subject Requirement
400
A-Gs or A-G Subject Requirement
Scores

24. Two of the 23 California State University (CSU) campuses
500
Two of the 23 California State University (CSU) campuses

25. 500
CSU
Bakersfield, Channel Islands, Chico, Dominguez Hills, East Bay, Fresno, Fullerton, Humboldt, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Maritime, Monterey Bay, Northridge, Pomona, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, San Luis Obispo, San Marcos, Stanislaus, Sonoma
Scores

26. PE is a College Prep Elective.
100
True or False?
PE is a College Prep Elective.

27. PE does not meet the G requirement.
100
False
PE does not meet the G requirement.
Scores

28. You need a grade of “C” or higher in all A-G classes.
200
True or False?
You need a grade of “C” or higher in all A-G classes.

29. “D”s and “F”s do not count.
200
True
“D”s and “F”s do not count.
Scores

30. By taking French 1 and Spanish 1, you’ll meet the “E” requirement.
300
True or False?
By taking French 1 and Spanish 1, you’ll meet the “E” requirement.

31. 300 False You need two years of the same language
Scores

32. All high school science classes meet the D requirement.
400
True or False?
All high school science classes meet the D requirement.

33. 400
False
You should always check with your counselor to see if a class is an A-G.
Scores

34. You should take the A-G classes in your first year of college.
500
True or False?
You should take the A-G classes in your first year of college.

35. A-G classes are taken in High School.
500
False
A-G classes are taken in High School.
Scores

36. 100
Which A-G could it be?
Biology

37. 100 D
Laboratory Science
Scores

38. 200
Which A-G could it be?
Algebra II

39. 200 C
Mathematics
Scores

40. 300
Which A-G could it be?
Spanish II

41. Language other than English
300 E
Language other than English
Scores

42. 400
Which A-G could it be?
US History

43. History/Social Science
400 A
History/Social Science
Scores

44. 500
Which A-G could it be?
Drawing and Painting

45. Visual and Performing Arts
500 F
Visual and Performing Arts
Scores

46. 100
The first degree you’ll earn when you graduate from a 4 year university.

47. B.S. (Bachelor of Science)
100
B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) Or
B.S. (Bachelor of Science)
Scores

48. The name for the subject area you chose to study in college.
200
The name for the subject area you chose to study in college.

49. 200
Major
Scores

50. Some students chose to attend the first 2 years of college at a
300
Some students chose to attend the first 2 years of college at a
_____________
and then transfer to a 4 year university.

51. 300
Community College
Scores

52. Money to help pay for college is called___________.
400
Money to help pay for college is called___________.
Hint: Examples include scholarships, grants and loans.

53. 400
Financial Aid
Scores

54. Name one test required for college admission.
500
Name one test required for college admission.

55. 500 SAT or ACT and SAT Subject Tests
Scores

56. GPA is the abbreviation of
100
GPA is the abbreviation of

57. 100
Grade Point Average
Scores

58. CSU is an abbreviation for these campuses
200
CSU is an abbreviation for these campuses

59. California State University
200
California State University
Scores

60. UC is an abbreviation for these campuses
300
UC is an abbreviation for these campuses

61. University of California
300
University of California
Scores

62. IAP is an abbreviation for
400
IAP is an abbreviation for

63. Individual Academic Planner
400
Individual Academic Planner
Scores

64. BA is an abbreviation of what type of degree?
500
BA is an abbreviation of what type of degree?

65. 500 Bachelor of Arts degree
Scores

66. Final Jeopardy Question
The A-G requirement
Final Jeopardy Question
Scores

67. List the 3 math classes you’ll need to pass with a C or better to meet the “C” requirement.

68. Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2
Scores