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2 Jeopardy Opening

3 Game Board $ 200 $ 200 $ 200 $ 400 $ 400 $ 400 $ 10 0 $ 10 0 $ 10 0 $ 300 $ 300 $ 300 $ 500 $ 500 $ 500 Stock Market Acronymns Types of Business Stock Market Basics

4 Stock Market Acronymns: $100 Answer: PE Question: What is the price to earnings ratio.

5 Stock Market Acronymns: : $200 Answer: TSX Question: What is the Toronto Stock Exchange?

6 Stock Market Acronymns: : $300 Answer: IPO Question: What is an initial public offering?

7 Stock Market Acronymns: : $400 Answer: ETF Question: What is an Exchange Traded Fund?

8 Stock Market Acronymns: : $500 Answer: DJIA, TSX, NASDAQ… Question: What is an index?

9 Types of Business: $100 Answer: McDonalds, Tim Horton’s, Subway… Question: What is a Franchise?

10 Types of Business : $200 Answer: Unlimilted liability… Question: What is a Sole Proprietor?

11 Types of Business : $300 Answer: Workers can become isolated from owners… Question: What is a Public Corporation?

12 Types of Business : $400 Answer: An agreement is needed before starting this business… Question: What is a Partnership?

13 Types of Business : $500 Answer: A Government owned organization, structired like a business Question: What is a Crown Corporation?

14 Stock Market Basics: $100 Answer: Betting the market will go down… Question: What is short selling?

15 Stock Market Basics : $200 Answer: Giving shareholders a portion of the profits… Question: What is a dividend?

16 Stock Market Basics : $300 Answer: Guaranteed investments like bonds, GICs or Bank Interest Question: What is Fixed Income?

17 Stock Market Basics : $400 Answer: Buying a stock at the Ask (current price) Question: What is a Market Order?

18 Stock Market Basics : $500 Answer: When a stock is automatically sold if it falls below a certain price. Question: What is a Stop Limit Order?

19 HTML: $100 Answer Question

20 HTML: $200 Answer Question

21 HTML: $300 Answer Question

22 HTML: $400 Answer Question

23 HTML: $500 Answer Question

24 Potpourri: $100 Answer Question

25 Potpourri: $200 Answer Question

26 Potpourri: $300 Answer Question

27 Potpourri: $400 Answer Question

28 Potpourri: $500 Answer Question

29 How much do you want to wager? Daily Double 1 Wager

30 Answer Question Daily Double 1 Q & A

31 How much do you want to wager? Daily Double 2 Wager

32 Answer Question Daily Double 2 Q & A

33 How much do you want to wager? Final Jeopardy Wager The category is: write category here

34 Answer Question Final Jeopardy Q & A

35 Game Over

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