3. Ms. Reese’s Edition

4. Jeopardy A & BC-FG-LM &PQ-ST-Z 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy

5. $100 Question A-B Word that means “Next to”

6. $100 Answer A-B beside

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8. $200 Question A-B word that means “completely prepared”

9. $200 Answer A-B all ready

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11. $300 Question A-B word that means “ to carry from a distant place to a closer one”

12. $300 Answer A-B bring

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14. $400 Question A-B Two words that mean “very much”

15. $400 Answer A-B a lot

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17. $500 Question A-B word used to mean “divide” when only two people are involved

18. $500 Answer A-B between

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20. $100 Question C-F word that expresses ability

21. $100 Answer C-F can

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23. Daily Double

24. Daily Double Question word that means “in past times”

25. Daily Double Answer formerly

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27. $300 Question C-F verb that means “to select”

28. $300 Answer C-F choose

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30. $400 Question C-F word that expresses a comparison of nouns that can be counted indicates a smaller amount

31. $400 Answer C-F fewer

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33. $500 Question C-F past tense of a verb ; means “selected”

34. $500 Answer C-F chose

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36. $100 Question G-L word that indicates movement from outside to a point within

37. $100 Answer G-L inside

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39. $200 Question G-L word that means to “put or place”

40. $200 Answer G-L lay

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42. $300 Question G-L word that means “to receive knowledge”

43. $300 Answer G-L learn

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45. $400 Question G-L word that means “to go away”

46. $400 Answer G-L leave

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48. $500 Question G-L word that means “not firmly attached”

49. $500 Answer G-L loose

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51. $100 Question M-P adjective used with nouns that can be counted; indicates more

52. $100 Answer M-P many

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54. $200 Question M-P a word that means “to go or come before”

55. $200 Answer M-P precede

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57. $300 Question M-P word that expresses permission or possibility

58. $300 Answer M-P may

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60. $400 Question M-P adjective used with nouns that cannot be counted; can also be a pronoun; indicates more

61. $400 Answer M-P much

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63. $500 Question M-P word that means “to continue”

64. $500 Answer M-P proceed

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66. $100 Question Q-S word that means ”completely or entirely” (adverb)

67. $100 Answer Q-S quite

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69. $200 Question Q-S word that means to “cause to move upward” needs a direct object

70. $200 Answer Q-S raise

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72. $300 Question Q-S word that means “silent” or “motionless”

73. $300 Answer Q-S quiet

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75. $400 Question Q-S verb that means “to move upward”

76. $400 Answer Q-S rise

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78. $500 Question Q-S verb that means “put or place” (has a direct object)

79. $500 Answer Q-S set

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81. $100 Question T-Z Contraction that means they are

82. $100 Answer T-Z they’re

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84. $200 Question T-Z Word used to introduce a sentence or indicate a place

85. $200 Answer T-Z there

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87. $300 Question T-Z pronoun used to show ownership

88. $300 Answer T-Z Their

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90. $400 Question T-Z Word that means also or in addition to

91. $400 Answer T-Z too

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93. $500 Question T-Z subject pronoun that indicates an unknown person; usually begins a question or subordinate clause

94. $500 Answer T-Z who

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96. Final Jeopardy Question Choose the correct word: The quarterback (past, passed) the ball as the clock wound down.

97. Final Jeopardy Answer passed

100. Thank You for Playing!