Directions:• Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the

questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).• 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.• When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to

see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.

• 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 2 FinalJeopardy

England & Its

Colonies

The Agricultural

SouthThe

Industrial North

The French &

Indian War

True/False

North vs.

South

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Round 2

Final Jeopardy

Scores

$100

The new economic system in which nations of Europe compete

for wealth and power.

$100

What is mercantilism

Scores

$200

The law passed by Parliament in an attempt to control/restrict

colonial trade.

$200

What is the Navigation Acts

Scores

$300

The idea of England loosening its reins on the laws and restrictions

of the colonists.

$300

What is salutary neglect

Scores

$400

The military officer chosen by the King to rule the Dominion of New

England.

$400

Who is Sir Edmund Andros

Scores

$500

The bloodless overthrow of King James II by William and Mary.

$500

What is the Glorious Revolution

Scores

$100

An item that is grown primarily for sale.

$100

What is a cash crop

Scores

$200

The process by which merchants carried rum, guns and slaves from New England to Africa.

$200

What is Triangular Trade

Scores

$300

The large estates which made markets and cities unnecessary.

$300

What are plantations.

Scores

$400

The part of the Triangular Trade route that brought slaves from Africa to the West Indies and

North America.

$400

What is the Middle Passage.

Scores

$500

The uprisings of slaves that led to the harshening of slave laws.

$500

The Stono Rebellion

Scores

$100

The wealthy class of the New England colonies.

$100

Who are merchants.

Scores

$200

The product that the New England colonies made the most

profit off of.

$200

What is lumber.

Scores

$300

The colonist who brought Enlightenment ideas to the

Americas.

$300

Benjamin Franklin

Scores

$400

The revival of Puritan beliefs throughout New England.

$400

What is the Great Awakening.

Scores

$500

The man responsible for reviving Puritan beliefs all throughout

New England.

$500

Who is Jonathan Edwards

Scores

$100

The French & Indian War was fought between these two

countries.

$100

Britain and France and the Native Americans

Scores

$200

The young Virginia general who built Fort Necessity in response

to Fort Duquesne.

$200

Who is George Washington.

Scores

$300

The turning point of the war was the British siege of this French

city.

$300

Quebec

Scores

$400

Following the French and Indian war he became Prime Minister of

England.

$400

George Grenville

Scores

$500

The British were aided by this Native American tribe during the

war.

$500

Iroquois

Scores

$100

George Washington led a British militia during the French & Indian

War.

$100

False

Scores

$200

King George passed the Navigation Acts

$200

False

Scores

$300

Plantations were found more in the north than in the south.

$300

False

Scores

$400

Women had more rights than indentured servants.

$400

True

Scores

$500

Women were mainly in charge of domestic chores

$500

True

Scores

$100

The colonies with the most port cities.

$100

North

Scores

$200

The colonies that benefitted from an economic boom in the 1700s

due to higher tobacco prices.

$200

South

Scores

$300

Colonies where people depended on a single cash crop.

$300

South

Scores

$400

Colonies where merchants were a powerful and plentiful group.

$400

North

Scores

$500

The colonies that allowed slaves to own property.

$500

Neither

Scores

Teacher Trivia

Biology&

Algebra

Religion English ForeignLanguage

World History

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Round 1

Final Jeopardy

Scores

$200

This teacher was born and raised on an island.

$200

Ms. Paredes

Scores

$400

A new baby is on its way.

$400

Mr. Cronin

Scores

$600

Born and raised in the Village, NY.

$600

Mr. Earle

Scores

$800

Loves to eat burgers and fries.

$800

Mrs. Nguyen

Scores

$1000

Just recently got engaged in an airport.

$1000

Mr. Quinlan

Scores

$200

What does Biology mean?

$200

The study of life

Scores

$400

Charles Darwin went to what island and studied what?

$400

Gallopagos Island…Tortoises

Scores

$600

-2(4-x)-7=5

$600

10

Scores

$800

12+11h= -18-4h

$800

-2

Scores

$1000

What is the biological molecule that provides the body’s cells

with chemical energy?

$1000

ATP

Scores

$200

What is the central mystery of the Christian faith?

$200

Holy Trinity

Scores

$400

The term literally mean “taking on human flesh.”

$400

Incarnation

Scores

$600

The four essential signs or characteristics of Christ’s Church

$600

One, holy, catholic, apostolic

Scores

$800

A major break in Church unity

$800

Schism

Scores

$1000

An occasion when Jesus revealed his divine glory before

Peter, James, and John.

$1000

Transfiguration

Scores

$200

A statement or situation that seems to be a contradiction but

reveals a truth:

$200

Paradox

Scores

$400

In the poem “Fire and Ice,” fire and ice are implied metaphors for

what emotions?

$400

Fire=desireIce=hatred

Scores

$600

In the Lovely Bones, George Harvey dreams of building

because:

$600

They represent the psyche and the levels of the mind

Scores

$800

Point of view in which the narrator is all-knowing:

$800

Omniscient

Scores

$1000

A 10-syllable line with the accent on every other syllable:

$1000

Iambic pentameter

Scores

$200

On which continents is French widely spoken?

$200

Europe, North America, Africa, South America

Scores

$400

Name the bodies of water that surround Spain

$400

Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea

Scores

$600

Answer the following question: Que te duele?

$600

Me deuele _____ (la cabeza, el estomago…)

Scores

$800

What part of speech are ME, TE, NOS

$800

Object pronouns

Scores

$1000

Quien es el autor de “El quijote”?

$1000

Miguel Cervantes

Scores

$200

The practice of selling Church positions by bishops was _____________?

$200

Simony

Scores

$400

What were the 3 major problems facing the Church in the early

Middle Ages?

$400

Village priests married, simony, & lay investiture

Scores

$600

An association of people who worked at the same occupation

was known as a ________?(present day union)

$600

Guild

Scores

$800

Who was the duke of Normandy that claimed the throne of

England & went to war with Harold Godwinson in the Battle of

Hastings?

$800

William the Conqueror

Scores

$1000

Who ruled France during the time period known as the “Reign of

Terror”

$1000

Maximillian Robespierre

Scores

Scores

St. Mary High School

Final Jeopardy Question

When was the last time the St. Mary Football team won a state championship and who did they

beat?

2006, Paterson Catholic

Scores