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• Enter in the categories on the main game boards.

• As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box.

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• Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.

• Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.

• Continue until all clues are given.

• When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!

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Round 1 Round 2Final

Jeopardy

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Vocab.Resource

and

conservation

RegionsBorder states

Rivers Take your chances

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Final Jeopardy

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$100$100High, flat landforms that rise steeply

above the surrounding land.

A. Region

B. Plateau

C. Border

D. Tributary

High, flat landforms that rise steeply

above the surrounding land.

A. Region

B. Plateau

C. Border

D. Tributary

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B. PlateauB. Plateau

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$200$200_______ is the study of the Earth and

all of the different kinds of things on it.

A. GeographyB. PlateauC. TributaryD.Border

_______ is the study of the Earth and all of the different kinds of things

on it.A. GeographyB. PlateauC. TributaryD.Border

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A. GeographyA. Geography

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$300$300________ are the different shapes

that make up the surface of the Earth.

A. PlateauB. BorderC. LandformsD. Region

________ are the different shapes that make up the surface of the

Earth.A. PlateauB. BorderC. LandformsD. Region

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C. LandformC. Landform

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A river that flows into another larger river.

A.Landform

B. Plateau

C. Region

D. Tributary

A river that flows into another larger river.

A.Landform

B. Plateau

C. Region

D. Tributary

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D. TributaryD. Tributary

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______ is an area with common features that set it apart from

other areas.

A.Border

B. Region

C. Landform

D. Plateau

______ is an area with common features that set it apart from

other areas.

A.Border

B. Region

C. Landform

D. Plateau

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B. RegionB. Region

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Resources that can not be replaced are called?

A.Zinc

B. conservation

C. recycle

D. nonrenewable

Resources that can not be replaced are called?

A.Zinc

B. conservation

C. recycle

D. nonrenewable

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D. nonrenewableD. nonrenewable

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$200$200True or False

Lead, Fire clay and Zinc are nonrenewable resources.

True or False

Lead, Fire clay and Zinc are nonrenewable resources.

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True, they all are.True, they all are.

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A process by which wind and water wear away the top layer of soil.

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EROSION

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$400$400Missouri leads the country in the

production of these three minerals.

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Lead, Fire clay and ZincLead, Fire clay and Zinc

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$500$500List two ways to practice conservation.List two ways to practice conservation.

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Recycle, Reuse, conserve waterRecycle, Reuse, conserve water

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Springfield in located in which region?A.Mississippi LowlandsB.Ozark HighlandsC.Osage PlainsD.Glaciated Till Plains

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B. Ozark HighlandsB. Ozark Highlands

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Which region was formed by glaciers?

A.Osage Plains

B.Alluvial River Plains

C.Ozark Highlands

D.Glaciated Till Plains

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D. Glaciated Till Plain

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$300$300The Ozark Highlands was formed

by

A.Water

B.Fire

C.Volcano

D.Glaciers

The Ozark Highlands was formed by

A.Water

B.Fire

C.Volcano

D.Glaciers

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A. waterA. water

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Name the three forces that formed Missouri.

Name the three forces that formed Missouri.

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Water, Glaciers and volcanoWater, Glaciers and volcano

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Name Missouri’s five regions.Name Missouri’s five regions.

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Glaciated Till Plain, Osage Plains, Ozark Highlands, Mississippi Lowlands, Alluvial River Plain

Glaciated Till Plain, Osage Plains, Ozark Highlands, Mississippi Lowlands, Alluvial River Plain

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Up top is ___________

A.Iowa

B. Kentucky

C.Tennessee

D.Texas

Up top is ___________

A.Iowa

B. Kentucky

C.Tennessee

D.Texas

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A. Iowa

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Up top is Iowa East is _______.

A.Kansas

B.Oklahoma

C.Nebraska

D.Illinois

Up top is Iowa East is _______.

A.Kansas

B.Oklahoma

C.Nebraska

D.Illinois

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D. IllinoisD. Illinois

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Up top is Iowa, East is Illinois, _________ with its bluegrass is

South of the Oh, Boy.

A.Kansas

B.Kentucky

C.Tennessee

D.Arkansas

Up top is Iowa, East is Illinois, _________ with its bluegrass is

South of the Oh, Boy.

A.Kansas

B.Kentucky

C.Tennessee

D.Arkansas

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B. KentuckyB. Kentucky

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Up top is Iowa, East is Illinois, Kentucky with its bluegrass is

south of that Oh, Boy, __________ is by the boot heel with Arkansas

straight south.

Up top is Iowa, East is Illinois, Kentucky with its bluegrass is

south of that Oh, Boy, __________ is by the boot heel with Arkansas

straight south.

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TennesseeTennessee

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List three of Missouri’s eight border states.

List three of Missouri’s eight border states.

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Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma,

Kansas, Nebraska

Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma,

Kansas, Nebraska

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What river forms Missouri’s eastern border?A.AlaskaB.MississippiC.MissouriD.Arkansas

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B. MississippiB. Mississippi

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What is the second largest river in the United States?

A. Missouri

B. Nebraska

C. Mississippi

D. Iowa

What is the second largest river in the United States?

A. Missouri

B. Nebraska

C. Mississippi

D. Iowa

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A. MissouriA. Missouri

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What river forms the northwestern border of Missouri?

A. Mississippi

B. Kansas

C. Arkansas

D. Missouri

What river forms the northwestern border of Missouri?

A. Mississippi

B. Kansas

C. Arkansas

D. Missouri

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D. MissouriD. Missouri

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Name our states first two “highways”.

Name our states first two “highways”.

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Missouri and Mississippi riversMissouri and Mississippi rivers

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Name 3 ways Missouri’s rivers are used.

Name 3 ways Missouri’s rivers are used.

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1. Transportation

2. Recreation

3. fishing

1. Transportation

2. Recreation

3. fishing

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______ is a line that people agree on to separate two places.

A. BorderB. RegionC. TributaryD. Landform

______ is a line that people agree on to separate two places.

A. BorderB. RegionC. TributaryD. Landform

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A. BorderA. Border

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What is the name of Missouri’s highest point?

A.Taum Sauk Mt.

B.Mount St. Helen

C.Mt. Missouri

D.Ozark Highlands Mountain

What is the name of Missouri’s highest point?

A.Taum Sauk Mt.

B.Mount St. Helen

C.Mt. Missouri

D.Ozark Highlands Mountain

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A. Taum Sauk MountainA. Taum Sauk Mountain

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What is Missouri’s state fossil?

A.Brinoid

B.Drinoid

C.Crinoids

D.Friniod

What is Missouri’s state fossil?

A.Brinoid

B.Drinoid

C.Crinoids

D.Friniod

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C. CrinoidsC. Crinoids

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What is the name of the famous author from Missouri?

What is the name of the famous author from Missouri?

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Mark Twain or Samuel ClemensMark Twain or Samuel Clemens

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What are Missouri’s 3 largest cities?

What are Missouri’s 3 largest cities?

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Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield

Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield

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RocksRocks

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What are the three main groups of rocks and give an example of

each.

What are the three main groups of rocks and give an example of

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Igneous: Granite, Obsidian, Basalt

Sedimentary: Rock Salt, Shale, Limestone, Conglomerate, Sandstone

Metamorphic: Marble, Quartzite

Igneous: Granite, Obsidian, Basalt

Sedimentary: Rock Salt, Shale, Limestone, Conglomerate, Sandstone

Metamorphic: Marble, Quartzite

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