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What is the goal of classroom jeopardy?
To win the game.
To beat your opponent by a lot.
To master your words for the week.
To work together as a team.
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What should a teacher observe when groups are playing jeopardy?
respectful communication and listening
clear reading of clues and displaying of answers
taking turns and allowing each member a chance to participate
active listeners and people engaged with the game
all of the above
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How can you settle disputes, confusion, or arguments when they arise in a game? Click TWO answers that apply.
trust the other team when they make a claim
argue about it until someone's feelings are hurt
ignore the conflict and move on
work together to resolve a solution that both sides agree to
one team gets what they want and then the next time a conflict arises the other team would get what they want so it's fair
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When an argument comes about in a jeopardy game, you should:
raise your voice so that you are loudest in the room
interrupt the person you are arguing with so you can make your point
listen attentively to the other person and show empathy
play rock paper scissors to settle the conflict
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If a team guesses the answer wrong, they can:
lose all of the points so reveal them the answer
check over their list and then guess once more for a chance to earn 100 points
look at the answer key
ask the teacher for the answer
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What materials should you take with you to play the Jeopardy game?
a sheet that has a list of your words on it
a chromebook to display the jeopardy game
a pencil to circle or jot notes during the game
all of the above
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If your team misses a question twice, what should you do?
look at the revealed answer, learn from your mistake so you understand that word for the next time
pout and be upset with yourself and your teammates
write the word down on your paper 10 times so you really have it memorized
none of the above
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As the teacher walks around the classroom, they should see students playing Jeopardy doing what?
listening attentively to one another
showing teamwork and taking turns reading and sharing
respectful communication between teammates and opposing classmates
all of the above
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While keeping score on Jeopardy you should:
show the team their score so they can keep track and make sure the math is correct
keep their score hidden so it's a surprise
award the team points they have not earned and take away points when they are not paying attention
let them know how badly you are beating them
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Why do we play Jeopardy with our words?
It's a fun way to master and learn our words!
You get to come up with the clues yourself!
Playing a game and having a friendly competition is engaging and much more fun that other word related activities.
Because we get to challenge our classmates to answer questions that we come up with together.
All of the above.