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Click to begin Click to begin Ms. Hudock

Back to Game DAILY DOUBLE! DAILY DOUBLE!

ADDITION 10 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points PEOPLE Click here for Final Jeopardy Click here for Final Jeopardy

Which President’s face is on the penny? PEOPLE FOR 10 Points George Washington Abraham Lincoln Franklin Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson Back to Game

Congratulations! PEOPLE FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game

Sorry! PEOPLE FOR 10 Points You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Which President’s face is on the dime? PEOPLE FOR 20 Points Abraham Lincoln George Washington Franklin Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson Back to Game

Sorry! PEOPLE FOR 20 Points You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Congratulations! PEOPLE FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game

Which President’s face is on the quarter? PEOPLE FOR 30 Points George Washington Abraham Lincoln Franklin Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson

Sorry! PEOPLE FOR 30 Points You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Congratulations! PEOPLE FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game

1 penny + 2 quarters = ADDITION FOR 10 Points 41 cents 51 cents 11 cents 21 cents Back to Game

Sorry! ADDITION FOR 10 Points You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Congratulations! ADDITION FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game

2 nickels + 3 dimes + 4 pennies = ADDITION FOR 20 Points 44 cents 66 cents 70 cents 58 cents Back to Game

Sorry! ADDITION FOR 20 Points You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Congratulations! ADDITION FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game

2 quarters + 7 nickels + 2 pennies + 1 nickel = ADDITION FOR 30 Points 85 cents 83 cents 97 cents 96 cents Back to Game

Sorry! ADDITION FOR 30 Points You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Congratulations! ADDITION FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game

Which coin is worth 5 cents and has President Thomas Jefferson on it? DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points dime nickel penny quarter Back to Game

Sorry! DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points You Lost 80 Points. Back to GameTry Again

Congratulations! YOU WON THE DAILY DOUBLE! DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points You Win 80 Points. Back to Game