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4. 100 200 300 400 500 Romance Idioms California Trivia Consonants of English American Holidays Children ’ s Stories Travel in the US

5. Define “Head over heels in love.” A 100

6. Madly in love A 100

7. If you’re in love with someone and you have a change of heart, what do you do? A 200

8. You break up with that person. A 200

9. Define “to get someone off your mind.” A 300

10. To forget about someone A 300

11. What idiom that you learned in Vera’s class is the opposite of “to dwell on something”? A 400

12. To move on A 400

13. Complete this sentence: “That actresss is gorgeous. She _________.” A 500

14. She looks like a million bucks. A 500

15. What is the capital of California? B 100

16. Sacramento B 100

17. What is California’s nickname? B 200

18. The Golden State B 200

19. What is the state flower of California? B 300

20. The California poppy B 300

21. Who is the current governor of California? B 400

22. Arnold Schwarzenegger B 400

23. What other governor of California was also an actor? B 500

24. Ronald Reagan B 500

25. Which two of these words start with the same sound? this theater Thomas think C 100

26. theater and think C 100

27. Which of these words starts with a voiceless sound? love the every ship C 200

28. ship C 200

29. True or false? The letters “sh” in the word “sheep” represent a consonant cluster. C 300

30. False. (“Sh” is a digraph.) C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

32. What does the term “labiodental” mean? C 400

33. It means that your upper teeth and lower lip touch while making a sound. C 400

34. Which of these words starts with an affricate? top stop ship chip C 500

35. chip C 500

36. On what day of the week is Thanksgiving celebrated? D 100

37. Thursday D 100

38. On what holiday do children wear costumes and ask for candy? D 200

39. Halloween D 200

40. What do Americans traditionally eat on Thanksgiving Day? D 300

41. Turkey (and also stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie…. D 300

42. What kind of animal is said to bring eggs and candy to children on Easter? D 400

43. A rabbit (The Easter Bunny) D 400

44. What historic event is remembered on the Fourth of July? D 500

45. The signing of the Declaration of Independence. D 500

46. Who wrote The Cat in the Hat? E 100

47. Dr. Seuss E 100

48. In the famous children’s readers, what kind of pets did Dick and Jane have? E 200

49. A dog (Spot) and a cat (Puff) E 200

50. Complete this children’s book title: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, _________ E 300

51. Blue Fish E 300

52. What is the first step in the Think Aloud process? E 400

53. The teacher models by reading and thinking aloud, and the students are silent. E 400

54. What does “D.E.A.R. time” stand for? E 500

55. “Drop Everything And Read” E 500

56. In what state is the Grand Canyon located? F 100

57. Arizona F 100

58. What is the three-letter abbreviation of Los Angeles International Airport? F 200

59. LAX F 200

60. What is the name of the huge dam near Las Vegas? F 300

61. Hoover Dam (Sometimes also called Boulder Dam) F 300

62. What is the name of the island in San Francisco Bay that was once a prison? F 400

63. Alcatraz F 400

64. Which of these is not the name of a bridge near San Francisco? a. The Golden Gate Bridge b. The Richmond Bridge c. The Berkeley Bridge d. The Oakland Bay Bridge F 500

65. The Berkeley Bridge F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Valentine’s Day Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

67. What is the name of the Roman festival on which Valentine’s Day is based? Click on screen to continue

68. Lupercalia (a festival day for young people) Click on screen to continue

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