1. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

2. -200 points: An Act of Disrespect  Inappropriately questioning the judge  Talking when someone else has been called  Negative teamwork or using putdowns Enjoy the review game and treat the judge with respect. Listen carefully when a clue is posed and the question is stated. Work positively and respectfully as a team.

3. CHARACTERS EVENTSPLACES QUICK PICS FAMOUS PHRASES GRAMMAR 100 200 300 400 500

4. CHARACTERS: 100 This character’s birth name is Farley Drexel Hatcher.

5. CHARACTERS: 100 Who is Fudge? Back to Grid

6. CHARACTERS: 200 This character tried to be a chef by making a “super-duper” omelet.

7. CHARACTERS: 200 Who is Mr. Hatcher? Back to Grid

8. CHARACTERS: 300 This character is the owner of Juicy-O.

9. CHARACTERS: 300 Who is Mr. Yarby? Back to Grid

10. CHARACTERS: 400 This character’s purse is filled with Oreos and make-up. She is Mr. Hatcher’s secretary.

11. CHARACTERS: 400 Who is Janet? Back to Grid

12. CHARACTERS: 500 This is Mrs. Hatcher’s favorite shoe salesman at Bloomingdale’s.

13. CHARACTERS: 500 Who is Mr. Berman? Back to Grid

14. EVENTS: 100 This is what Fudge uses to cover Mr. and Mrs. Yarby’s suitcases.

15. EVENTS: 100 What are stamps? Back to Grid

16. EVENTS: 200 This was the nickname given to Fudge when he ate under the Hatcher’s table.

17. EVENTS: 200 What is “The Family Dog?” Back to Grid

18. EVENTS: 300 This was the topic assigned to Peter, Jimmy, and Sheila’s committee.

19. EVENTS: 300 What is transportation? Back to Grid

20. EVENTS: 400 This was the movie Mr. Hatcher took his sons to see.

21. EVENTS: 400 What is A Bear’s Life? Back to Grid

22. EVENTS: 500 This was the main birthday party game Peter created.

23. EVENTS: 500 What is “dancing with balloons?” Back to Grid

24. PLACES: 100 This is the city in which the Hatcher’s apartment is located.

25. PLACES: 100 Where is New York City? Back to Grid

26. PLACES: 200 This is the place where Peter won a pet turtle.

27. PLACES: 200 Where is Jimmy Fargo’s birthday party? Back to Grid

28. PLACES: 300 This is the restaurant where Fudge spread mashed potatoes all over the wall.

29. PLACES: 300 Where is Hamburger Heaven? Back to Grid

30. PLACES: 400 This is the place near the Hatcher’s apartment where Fudge tried to be a bird.

31. PLACES: 400 Where is Central Park? Back to Grid

32. PLACES: 500 This was the place where Fudge found and ruined Peter’s Transportation Committee poster.

33. PLACES: 500 Where is under Peter’s bed? Back to Grid

34. QUICK PICS: 100

35. What is Juicy-O? Back to Grid

36. QUICK PICS: 200

37. What is a picture dictionary? Back to Grid

38. QUICK PICS: 300

39. What is a monorail? Back to Grid

40. QUICK PICS: 400

41. What is the Toddle-Bike? Back to Grid

42. QUICK PICS: 500

43. What are saddle shoes? Back to Grid

44. FAMOUS PHRASES: 100 This is how Fudge calls for his older brother.

45. FAMOUS PHRASES: 100 What is, “Pee-tah…Pee-tah!” Back to Grid

46. FAMOUS PHRASES: 200 This is what Mr. Hatcher yelled to make Fudge eat.

47. FAMOUS PHRASES: 200 What is, “Eat it or wear it!” Back to Grid

48. FAMOUS PHRASES: 300 This is the phrase Sheila uses to tease Peter.

49. FAMOUS PHRASES: 300 What is, “Peter’s got the cooties!” Back to Grid

50. FAMOUS PHRASES: 400 This person said, “You keep forgetting this is a committee. We’re supposed to work together.”

51. FAMOUS PHRASES: 400 Who is Sheila? Back to Grid

52. FAMOUS PHRASES: 500 This is the question Peter asks near the end of the story when his grandmother says, “The turtle is out!”

53. FAMOUS PHRASES: 500 What is, “Alive or dead?” Back to Grid

54. GRAMMAR: 100 This is the part of a complete sentence that answers “Whom?” or “What?”

55. GRAMMAR: 100 What is the complete subject? Back to Grid

56. GRAMMAR: 200 This is the part of a complete sentence that tells what the subject does or is.

57. GRAMMAR: 200 What is the complete predicate? Back to Grid

58. GRAMMAR: 300 In the sentence, “The dog felt warm and furry,” the word “felt” is this.

59. GRAMMAR: 300 What is the simple predicate? Back to Grid

60. GRAMMAR: 400 In the sentence, “The dog felt warm and furry,” the word “dog” is this.

61. GRAMMAR: 400 What is the simple subject? Back to Grid

62. GRAMMAR: 500 In the sentence, “Fudge ate Dribble,” the word “Fudge” is this.

63. GRAMMAR: 500 What is the complete subject AND the simple subject? Back to Grid

64. FINAL JEOPARDY CATEGORY: GENRES Carefully make your wager!

65. FINAL JEOPARDY The book Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is an example of this specific genre.