2. Extension Jeopardy! Rules There are three categories of extension topics. Each category has three questions, with the value of each correct question going up by 100 points as you move down the list. Each team will choose a representative who will select a category and a point value. Each team will also identify a score-keeper, who will keep track of their team’s points. The operator will click on the selected point value on the board to reveal the clue. The announcer will read the clue. Each team discusses the answer, and when they are certain of the answer, the team representative hits the buzzer to respond. The operator will determine which team buzzed first. All conversation must stop when someone buzzes (responses given without being called on will not count). Answers to clues must be phrased in the form of a question. If a response is correct, the team will be awarded the point value and will select the next category. An answer does not need to match word-for-word to be correct; as long as it is the same idea, it counts. clue. If a response is not correct, the point value will be subtracted from that team’s score; the other teams, in order of their “buzz,” have a turn guessing the answer to the clue. At the end of the game, the team with the most points wins!

3. How They Do it Extension Workers ExtensionIs: 100 200 300 200 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 farmers With whom do extension agents work?

5. 2,1 Regular follow-up visits What are opportunities to provide feedback and advice?

6. 3,1 Farm field day, farm demonstration, or visit What is an example of directly sharing information?

7. 1,2 A type of non- formal adult education What is extension?

8. 2,2 Public & private research institutions Where do extension workers get their ideas to share with farmers?

9. 3,2 Master farmers conduct on-farm trials What is an example of indirectly sharing information?

10. 1,3 Teach farmers new techniques What is the purpose of extension?

11. 2,3 Directly and indirectly What are 2 methods for sharing information with farmers?

12. 3,3 Visiting farmers in their homes and fields How can extension workers gain the farmer’s trust?

13. Extension is Extension Workers How they do it Farmers Conduct regular visits to follow up Farm field day, farm demonstration or visit A type of nonformal adult education Public & private research institutions Master farmers conduct on-farm trials Teach farmers new techniques Directly and indirectly Visiting farmers in their homes and fields Announcer’s Answer key CLUES

14. Extension isExtension WorkersHow they do it With whom do extension agents work? What are opportunities to provide feedback and advice? What is an example of directly sharing information? What is extension? Where do they get their ideas to share with farmers? What is an example of indirectly sharing information? What is the purpose of extension? What are 2 ways they share information with farmers? How can extension workers gain the farmer’s trust? Announcer’s Answer Key QUESTIONS

15. User Instructions This slide show has many built-in animations and links, so there is text present which you do not see. To use this presentation for the game, make sure you are in slideshow view: 1.Pause for a few minutes on Slide 2, and have participants take turns reading the instructions for the game. 2.To start playing, a team representative will pick a category and a point value. Click on the box in the given column and row. 3.This will take you to the slide with the clue. The team representative has 30 seconds to guess the answer. When they answer correctly, click on the slide and the answer will be revealed. If they don’t answer correctly, another team has a chance to try, so don’t reveal the answer before the other teams have a chance. 4.After the answer has been revealed, click on the blue arrow to return to the game board. 5.The team with the most points at the end of the game wins!