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3 Welcome to … Jeopardy! Review for Chapter 1 Work-Based Learning Have fun! Let’s Play Jeopardy! Click Here To Begin

4 Vocabulary #1Vocabulary #2True/False #1True/False #2 General Knowledge 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Round 2

5 10 Points Question from C1 A task performed by a worker Are you right? 

6 10 Points Answer from C1 job Back to Jeopardy Board

7 20 Points Question from C1 When work requires the use of related skills and experience Are you right? 

8 20 Points Answer from C1 occupation Back to Jeopardy Board

9 30 Points Question from C1 A progression of related occupations that results in employment and personal growth. Are you right? 

10 30 Points Answer from C1 Career Back to Jeopardy Board

11 40 Points Question from C1 Following a worker on a job and Observing what that job involves. Are you right? 

12 40 Points Answer from C1 Job shadowing Back to Jeopardy Board

13 50 Points Question from C1 School programs that prepare students for work Are you right? 

14 50 Points Answer from C1 Work-based learning program or school-to-work programs Back to Jeopardy Board

15 10 Points Question from C2 A job site where a student works to learn job skills Are you right? 

16 10 Points Answer from C2 Training station Back to Jeopardy Board

17 20 Points Question from C2 A school program that prepares students for an occupation through a paid job experience Are you right? 

18 20 Points Answer from C2 Cooperative education (co-op programs) Back to Jeopardy Board

19 30 Points Question from C2 A school program that provides paid or unpaid work experience for a specified period to learn about a job or an industry Are you right? 

20 30 Points Answer from C2 internship Back to Jeopardy Board

21 40 Points Question from C2 A specialized skill that can be used in another job Are you right? 

22 40 Points Answer from C2 Transferable skills Back to Jeopardy Board

23 50 Points Question from C2 This is the person that a supervisor assigns a worker to. The assistant helps with day-do-day questions and teaches you to do the job well. Are you right? 

24 50 Points Answer from C2 Work-based mentor or traning sponsor Back to Jeopardy Board

25 10 Points Question from C3 Are you right?  Cooperative education can help students acquire marketable skills and gain on-the-job experience

26 10 Points Answer from C3 True Back to Jeopardy Board

27 20 Points Question from C3 Work based learning gives students the opportunity to learn at two places – school and work Are you right? 

28 20 Points Answer from C3 true Back to Jeopardy Board

29 30 Points Question from C3 Students in school-to-work programs work full-time at their jobs Are you right? 

30 30 Points Answer from C3 False Back to Jeopardy Board

31 40 Points Question from C3 An internship gives students a chance to test some of their career interests Are you right? 

32 40 Points Answer from C3 True Back to Jeopardy Board

33 50 Points Question from C3 Students in school-to-work programs gain skills by working in a real job under real working conditions. Are you right? 

34 50 Points Answer from C3 True Back to Jeopardy Board

35 10 Points Question from C4 Employers do not benefit from A work-based learning program Are you right? 

36 10 Points Answer from C4 False Back to Jeopardy Board

37 20 Points Question from C4 A satisfied employer may offer a student in a school-to-work program full-time employment after high school graduation Are you right? 

38 20 Points Answer from C4 True Back to Jeopardy Board

39 30 Points Question from C4 Students involved in work-based learning programs cannot go to college after graduating Are you right? 

40 30 Points Answer from C4 False Back to Jeopardy Board

41 40 Points Question from C4 Transferable skills are not developed one at a time Are you right? 

42 40 Points Answer from C4 True Back to Jeopardy Board

43 50 Points Question from C4 There are 12 career clusters Are you right? 

44 50 Points Answer from C4 False - 16 Back to Jeopardy Board

45 10 Points Question from C5 A school program combining classroom study with on-the-job training is designed to prepare students for Are you right? 

46 10 Points Answer from C5 Meaningful careers Back to Jeopardy Board

47 20 Points Question from C5 Before being assigned to a training station, a student’s qualifications for work experience are carefully considered by Are you right? 

48 20 Points Answer from C5 The program coordinator and The employer Back to Jeopardy Board

49 30 Points Question from C5 By participating in a work-based Learning program, students gain Are you right? 

50 30 Points Answer from C5 Work experience Back to Jeopardy Board

51 40 Points Question from C5 Part of a board plan that links school preparation to career success Are you right? 

52 40 Points Answer from C5 Career clusters Back to Jeopardy Board

53 50 Points Question from C5 A manufacturing company, a Hair salon, and an insurance Company are examples of Are you right? 

54 50 Points Answer from C5 Training stations Back to Jeopardy Board

55 Category 1Category 2Category 3Category 4Category 5 20 Points 40 Points 60 Points 80 Points 100 Points Final Jeopardy Back to Round 1

56 20 Points Question from C1 Your Text Here Are you right? 

57 20 Points Answer from C1 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

58 40 Points Question from C1 Your Text Here Are you right? 

59 40 Points Answer from C1 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

60 60 Points Question from C1 Your Text Here Are you right? 

61 60 Points Answer from C1 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

62 80 Points Question from C1 Your Text Here Are you right? 

63 80 Points Answer from C1 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

64 100 Points Question from C1 Your Text Here Are you right? 

65 100 Points Answer from C1 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

66 20 Points Question from C2 Your Text Here Are you right? 

67 20 Points Answer from C2 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

68 40 Points Question from C2 Your Text Here Are you right? 

69 40 Points Answer from C2 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

70 60 Points Question from C2 Your Text Here Are you right? 

71 60 Points Answer from C2 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

72 80 Points Question from C2 Your Text Here Are you right? 

73 80 Points Answer from C2 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

74 100 Points Question from C2 Your Text Here Are you right? 

75 100 Points Answer from C2 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

76 20 Points Question from C3 Your Text Here Are you right? 

77 20 Points Answer from C3 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

78 40 Points Question from C3 Your Text Here Are you right?  Back to Jeopardy Board

79 40 Points Answer from C3 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

80 60 Points Question from C3 Your Text Here Are you right? 

81 60 Points Answer from C3 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

82 80 Points Question from C3 Your Text Here Are you right? 

83 80 Points Answer from C3 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

84 100 Points Question from C3 Your Text Here Are you right? 

85 100 Points Answer from C3 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

86 20 Points Question from C4 Your Text Here Are you right? 

87 20 Points Answer from C4 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

88 40 Points Question from C4 Your Text Here Are you right? 

89 40 Points Answer from C4 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

90 60 Points Question from C4 Your Text Here Are you right? 

91 60 Points Answer from C4 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

92 80 Points Question from C4 Your Text Here Are you right? 

93 80 Points Answer from C4 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

94 100 Points Question from C4 Your Text Here Are you right? 

95 100 Points Answer from C4 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

96 20 Points Question from C5 Your Text Here Are you right? 

97 20 Points Answer from C5 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

98 40 Points Question from C5 Your Text Here Are you right? 

99 40 Points Answer from C5 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

100 60 Points Question from C5 Your Text Here Are you right? 

101 60 Points Answer from C5 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

102 80 Points Question from C5 Your Text Here Are you right? 

103 80 Points Answer from C5 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

104 100 Points Question from C5 Your Text Here Are you right? 

105 100 Points Answer from C5 Your Text Here Back to Jeopardy Board

106 This author wrote, “If one man kills another, it’s murder, but if a hundred thousand men kill another hundred thousand, it is considered an act of glory!?” Are you right? 

107 Final Jeopardy Answer Who is Tolstoy? (The book is Kingdom of God) Back to Jeopardy Board

108 Daily Double 1

109 Are you right?  levers, gears, pulleys, inclined plane and wheel & axle

110 What are simple machines? Back to Jeopardy Board

111 Daily Double 2

112 Are you right?  levers, gears, pulleys, inclined plane and wheel & axle

113 What are simple machines? Back to Jeopardy Board

114 Daily Double 3

115 levers, gears, pulleys, inclined plane and wheel & axle Are you right? 

116 What are simple machines? Back to Jeopardy Board


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