Mrs' G' Wilcox

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Jeopardy Unit 3 Imagination

• Mrs. G. Wilcox
• Clara W. Rutherford Academy

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Directions

• Students will divide into equal teams.
• The first team will select a category and a point
  value.
• If the teams answers the question correctly they
  earn the selected point value and select another
  question.
• If the team answers the question incorrectly they
  lose the selected number of points and the second
  team has the opportunity to answer.
• Play continues in this manner until all questions
  have been answered.
• Click the question mark to begin.

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Through Grandpas Eyes
The Cat Who Became a Poet
A Cloak for a Dreamer
Picasso
The Emperors New Clothes
Roxaboxen
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The raised dots Grandpa reads with his fingers
are called
a

• Morse Code
• Braille
• Sign Language

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C
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How is the food arranged on Grandpas plate?
a

• like a clock
• like a face
• like a flower

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C
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When John looks at Nanas clay sculpture of
Grandpa, John pretends his fingers are

• glue
• wood
• water

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B
C
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Why did the author write this story?

• to tell a story about a boy and his grandfather
• to help people learn how to solve problems
• to show why seeing is important to people

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B
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Something in this story that could happen is

• a cat giving a poem to a dog
• a mouse talking to a cat
• a cat eating a mouse

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How does the cat feel when he discovers what has
happened to him?

• excited
• upset
• happy

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B
C
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Why did the cat give Max a poem?

• He couldnt help it.
• He wanted to praise the dog.
• He wanted to show off.

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B
C
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After meeting Max, the cat learns that

• it is hard work being a poet
• poetry can be taken two ways
• dogs and poetry dont mix

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What was Mishas job at the tailor shop?

• He kept things neat and clean.
• He made things out of scraps.
• He took things to customers.

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C
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Why did the boys help with the Archdukes order?

• The tailor could not do it himself.
• The boys had finished their chores.
• The Archduke asked them to help.

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B
C
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How will the new cloak protect Misha on his
journey?

• It will show him the way.
• It will keep him safe.
• It will keep him warm.

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How was Misha different from his brothers?

• He was more adventurous.
• He learned to be a great tailor.
• He sewed his cloak carefully.

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Where was Picasso born?

• France
• Spain
• Italy

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When did Picasso die?

• 1873
• 1973
• 1993

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C
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How were Picassos cubist paintings different
from the work of other artists before him?

• The subjects did not look real.
• No one knew what cubes were.
• The colors were brighter.

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B
C
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How old was Picasso when he painted the portrait
of his mother?

• 19 years old
• 15 years old
• 13 years old

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At the beginning of the story, the emperor is
most like

• people who are most concerned about how they look
• good rulers who want the best for their people
• brave soldiers who fight for what they think is
  right

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The emperor wanted his people to think he was

• handsome
• wise
• rich

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Who told the truth in this story?

• the small child
• the trusted minister
• the two visitors

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How did the emperor feel when he saw that he had
no clothes?

• proud
• foolish
• happy

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What is Roxaboxen?
a

• It is a real city in Montana.
• It is a small town in Arizona.
• It is a make-believe town.

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C
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Who is the mayor of Roxaboxen?

• Marian
• Charles
• Anna May

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What did Frances outline her new house with?

• desert glass
• white stones
• sea shells

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From which point of view is this story told?

• from the first-person point of view
• from the point of view of the founder of
  Roxaboxen
• from the third-person point of view

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