3. Oakland Elementary Edition

4. Geography

5. Constitution

6. Civics

7. Government

8. Miscellaneous

9. Miscellaneous 2

10. Jeopardy GeographyConstitution Civics Government Miscellaneous 2 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy

11. $100 Question Geography

12. A. Southeast $100 Answer Geography

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14. $200 Question Geography

15. A. Midwest $200 Answer Geography

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17. The physical environment affected the lives of Native Americans. Which one of the following statements best describes the life of the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest? a.They hunted buffalo and deer on the plains. b.They hunted cattle and goats. c.They fished the coast, rivers, and lakes. d.They grew corn and squash in the fields. $300 Question Geography

18. C. They fished the coast, rivers, and lakes. $300 Answer Geography

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20. $400 Question Geography

21. $400 Answer Geography

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23. $500 Question Geography

24. $500 Answer Geography

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26. The right of people to say what they believe is protected by the Bill of Rights. Which of the following is an example of freedom of speech? a.The government decides which church people can attend. b.People can travel freely from one state to another. c.The government decides when people can gather to protest. d.People can state their views on candidates for elected office. $100 Question Constitution

27. D. People can state their views on candidates for elected office. $100 Answer Constitution

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29. Daily Double

30. The Constitution of the United States includes the idea of federalism. What does this mean? a.The branches of government can check and control each other. b.The Constitution can be changed by adding amendments. c.The powers are divided between the different branches of government. d.The powers are divided between the federal government and the state governments. Daily Double Question

31. D. The powers are divided between the federal government and the state governments. Daily Double Answer

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33. In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington, D.C. This was an example of a.freedom of religion. b.freedom of speech. c.freedom of petition. d.freedom of the press. $300 Question Constitution

34. B. freedom of speech. $300 Answer Constitution

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36. The Bill of Rights is what we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution of the United States. Why were they added? a. They were added to explain the powers of the state governments. b. They were added to limit the influence of Great Britain. c. They were added to extend the right to vote to all Americans. d. They were added to guarantee basic freedoms to Americans. $400 Question Constitution

37. D. They were added to guarantee basic freedoms to Americans. $400 Answer Constitution

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39. Which document is an addition to the U.S. Constitution that gives people many personal freedoms? a.Bill of Rights b.Gettysburg Address c.Emancipation Proclamation d.Declaration of Independence $500 Question Constitution

40. $500 Answer Constitution A. Bill of Rights

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42. In the 1970’s, gas prices in the United States went up. The federal government decided to pass a law to lower the amount of gas used. People were required to a. drive only small cars. b. walk or ride a bus to school or work. c. drive slower with lower speed limits. d. purchase and use electric cars. $100 Question Civics

43. C. drive slower with lower speed limits. $100 Answer Civics

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45. Which of the following is the BEST example of good citizenship? a. going to college b. obeying the speed limit c. owning a new car d. living in a house $200 Question Civics

46. B. obeying the speed limit $200 Answer Civics

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48. The school has rules about leaving before the end of the school day. Which of the following is an example of a student following rules? a. Terry leaves the school early and simply walks out the door. b. Terry tells a friend that she is leaving the school early that day. c. Terry has a doctor’s appointment and signs out in the office. d. Terry writes a note saying she is leaving early and gives it to a friend. $300 Question Civics

49. C. Terry has a doctor’s appointment and signs out in the office. $300 Answer Civics

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51. The members of Congress are considering passing a law lowering the speed limit on highways. You do not think this is a good law. As a citizen, what would be the most effective action you could take? a. Write to your mayor and tell him/her your views. b. Contact the head of the highway department and tell him/her your views. c. Write to your city council and tell them your views. d. Contact your members of congress and tell them your views. $400 Question Civics

52. D. Contact your members of congress and tell them your views. $400 Answer Civics

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54. The number of people killed in car accidents has increased. Because of this, many state governments have passed laws to lower the number of deaths. One law is that people should a. drive only large cars that are safer. b. wear seat belts when riding in a car. c. drive only cars that get good gas mileage. d. wear glasses when riding in a car. $500 Question Civics

55. B. wear seat belts when riding in a car. $500 Answer Civics

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57. The Congress of the United States represents which branch of government? a. judicial b. international c. legislative d. executive $100 Question Government

58. C. legislative $100 Answer Government

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60. The Congress of the United States is divided into two chambers (houses). They are the House of Representatives and the a. Supreme Court. b. Senate. c. Cabinet. d. United Nations. $200 Question Government

61. B. Senate. $200 Answer Government

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63. The United States government is divided into three branches—executive, legislative, and judicial. Each branch can check the other branches, keeping a balance of power among them. Which of the following is an example of the executive branch checking the legislative branch? a. The President vetoes a bill from Congress. b. The President states that a law is unconstitutional. c. The Congress overrides the President’s veto. d. The Supreme Court states that a law is unconstitutional. $300 Question Government

64. a. The President vetoes a bill from Congress. $300 Answer Government

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66. $400 Question Government Who is the U.S. government has the power to override vetoes? a.the President b.the Congress c.the Cabinet d.the Supreme Court

67. $400 Answer Government B. the Congress

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69. Who serves as the head of the executive branch of the United States government? a. the House b. the Senate c. the President d. the Attorney General $500 Question Government

70. C. The President $500 Answer Government

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72. In 1814, Francis Scott Key wrote the words that would become our nation’s national anthem. Why did Francis Scott Key write these words? a. Key was present when the British surrendered during the War of 1812. b. Key was present when the British attacked Ft. McHenry in Baltimore. c. Key was present when the British burned the White House during the War of 1812. d. Key was present when the British were defeated in New Orleans. $100 Question Miscellaneous

73. B. Key was present when the British attacked Ft. McHenry in Baltimore. $100 Answer Miscellaneous

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75. The members of Congress are considering passing a law to protect lakes and rivers from pollution. You support the law, but the United States senator from your state is undecided. As a citizen, the MOST effective way to help get the law passed would be to a. contact your United States senator and tell him you support this law. b. call your mayor and tell this person your views. c. write to your state legislator telling him of your support. d. tell family members that rivers are polluted. $200 Question Miscellaneous

76. a. contact your United States senator and tell him you support this law. $200 Answer Miscellaneous

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78. The Congress of the United States can override the veto of the President. This example of checks and balances show the a. legislative branch checking the judicial branch. b. judicial branch checking the legislative branch. c. executive branch checking the judicial branch. d. legislative branch checking the executive branch. $300 Question Miscellaneous

79. D. legislative branch checking the executive branch. $300 Answer Miscellaneous

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81. What name is given to the official song selected by a government to represent its country? a. chorus b. fight song c. patriotic hymn d. national anthem $400 Question Miscellaneous

82. D. national anthem $400 Answer Miscellaneous

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84. Federalism is the division of powers between the different levels of government—national, state, and local. The main job of the governor of a state is to a.decide the meaning of laws. b.enforce the laws. c.make the laws. d.write and file laws. $500 Question Miscellaneous

85. B. enforce the laws. $500 Answer Miscellaneous

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87. The president of the United States is the head of the executive branch of government. There is a group of people, including the secretary of state and the secretary of defense, who give the president advice. What is this group called? a.Senate b.court of appeals c.cabinet d.House of Representatives $100 Question Miscellaneous 2

88. C. cabinet $100 Answer Miscellaneous 2

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90. Federalism is the division of powers between the different levels of government—national, state, and local. Which part of government at the state level enforces the laws? a.governor b.state legislature c.state court d.assembly $200 Question Miscellaneous 2

91. A. governor $200 Answer Miscellaneous 2

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93. Which resource would you use to find a map of early America? a.atlas b.globe c.glossary d.dictionary $300 Question Miscellaneous 2

94. A. atlas $300 Answer Miscellaneous 2

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96. Which of the following would be the BEST place to find information on the life of George Washington? a.atlas b.almanac c.newspaper d.encyclopedia $400 Question Miscellaneous 2

97. D. encyclopedia $400 Answer Miscellaneous 2

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99. Which resource would be the BEST to find tomorrow’s weather forecast? a.atlas b.textbook c.dictionary d.newspaper $500 Question Miscellaneous 2

100. D. newspaper $500 Answer Miscellaneous 2

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102. Using Sources Final Jeopardy Topic

103. A student is doing a report on the Atlanta Braves baseball team. The student believes that even though the team has been winning, the number of people going to the game is going down. Which of the following would be the BEST to use to show that attendance was going down? a.The Atlanta Braves Yearbook 2000 b.Major League Baseball Records 1900-1920 c.The Atlanta Braves Souvenir Book 2001 d.Major League Baseball Attendance Figures 1990-1999 Final Jeopardy Question

104. D. Major League Baseball Attendance Figures 1990-1999 Final Jeopardy Answer

105. Keep studying to get ready for the CRCT! You can do anything you set out to do!

106. Thank You for Playing!