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2. Next question Next question Next question Next question B CD A poslefttop 13174 244946 3530158 4530297 5449409 6317451 7186409 8105297 9105158 1018646 Click here reveal the correct answer Click here reveal the correct answer Hillary Clinton Carly Fiorina Ivanka Trump Megan Kelly Click on the coloured heads that got the answer correct then click this button 1) What is the name of the only female Republican candidate for US President for 2016? Carly Fiorina (Answer B) Carly Fiorina (Answer B) Click here to start moving the Heads! 1 3 5 7 9

3. What is the name of the only female Republican candidate for US President for 2016? Carly FiorinaHillary ClintonIvanka TrumpMegan Kelly What is the name of the new Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer? John McDonnellHilary BennAndy BurnhamEd Balls Who is the leader of the DUP in Northern Ireland? Peter RobinsonArlene FosterTheresa VilliersMike Nesbitt Which government body might require Jeremy Corbyn to kneel in front of the Queen if he wishes to join? Privy CouncilCobraCabinet Office Food Standards Agency Which former Labour Foreign Secretary was cleared of breaking lobbying rules by Parliament’s Standard Commission? Jack Straw Sir Malcolm Rifkind David MilibandMargaret Beckett What were the names of the 4 members of the public who got their questions asked by Jeremy Corbyn at last week’s PMQs? Gail, Marie, Steve and Angela Harry, Louis, Niall and Liam Rita, Simon, Cheryl and Nick George, Theresa, Philip and Justine Who is the Parliamentary Leader of the SNP at Westminster? Angus RobertsonAlex SalmondNicola SturgeonMhari Black Who finished second in the race to become the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party last week? Stella CreasyAndy BurnhamCaroline FlintAngela Eagle Who was the latest member of the House of Lords to take advantage of the right to retire from the Chamber? Lord ParkinsonLord SewelLord SugarLord Ashcroft Jeb Bush suggested which British politician should feature on a US Dollar Bill Margaret Thatcher Winston ChurchillTony BlairDavid Cameron 2 3 QuestionCurrent AnswerWrong Answer 1Wrong Answer 2Wrong Answer 3

4. Teacher’s Instructions This multi-choice quiz has no absolute ‘winner’! The idea is for all of the teams to avoid elimination by staying ahead of their nearest rival on the circle of ‘heads’. Before starting you need to split your class into 5 teams and assign them a ‘Head’ colour of either Green, Purple, Red, Blue of Orange. Cut out a set of answer cards (slide 3) for each team (or use another method of establishing a team’s answer, e.g. mini whiteboards). Start the slideshow from slide 1. Show the Instruction by clicking on the appropriate button. Click on ‘Start New Game’ and the first question will appear. Give your students the appropriate amount of time to decide on their answer. Once decided, they can all show you their answer option. Click on the button to reveal the correct answer and then on the button ‘Click here to start moving the Heads’. Click on the colour of the Head of each team that answered correctly and then click the button underneath. This will move the ‘Heads’ of each team that was correct. Repeat this for each of the other 9 questions. If a ‘Head’ catches up with another team that team will be eliminated! You may wish to allow the eliminated team to join with the team who caught them up! Teacher’s Instructions This multi-choice quiz has no absolute ‘winner’! The idea is for all of the teams to avoid elimination by staying ahead of their nearest rival on the circle of ‘heads’. Before starting you need to split your class into 5 teams and assign them a ‘Head’ colour of either Green, Purple, Red, Blue of Orange. Cut out a set of answer cards (slide 3) for each team (or use another method of establishing a team’s answer, e.g. mini whiteboards). Start the slideshow from slide 1. Show the Instruction by clicking on the appropriate button. Click on ‘Start New Game’ and the first question will appear. Give your students the appropriate amount of time to decide on their answer. Once decided, they can all show you their answer option. Click on the button to reveal the correct answer and then on the button ‘Click here to start moving the Heads’. Click on the colour of the Head of each team that answered correctly and then click the button underneath. This will move the ‘Heads’ of each team that was correct. Repeat this for each of the other 9 questions. If a ‘Head’ catches up with another team that team will be eliminated! You may wish to allow the eliminated team to join with the team who caught them up!

5. In this game you will be asked up to 10 multiple choice questions on key topics that you have covered. Your task is to ‘stay ahead’ of your opponents by answering questions correctly. In this game you will be asked up to 10 multiple choice questions on key topics that you have covered. Your task is to ‘stay ahead’ of your opponents by answering questions correctly. Your team has been given 4 cards showing either A, B, C or D. The teacher will show you a question and your team must decide which is the correct answer. When directed you must hold up the appropriate card to show what you think is the correct answer. Your team has been given 4 cards showing either A, B, C or D. The teacher will show you a question and your team must decide which is the correct answer. When directed you must hold up the appropriate card to show what you think is the correct answer. If you get the answer correct you will move one place around the circle on the screen (clockwise). Get the answer incorrect and you will remain where you are on the circle. Should one of the other teams catch you up, you will be eliminated! The aim of the game is to ‘stay a head’ – don’t get eliminated! Should one of the other teams catch you up, you will be eliminated! The aim of the game is to ‘stay a head’ – don’t get eliminated! Click on here to continue instructions