Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
CKI Style
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Directions

• First, decide which team/individual will start.
  Have them proceed to pick a category and dollar
  amount.
• Have the moderator, aka Alex Trebek, click on the
  question chosen. The question will be read, the
  first team that buzzs in with the correct answer
  is awarded that amount. Click on thecontinue to
  playbutton at the bottom of the question. Repeat
  this until all questions have been answered or
  you are out of time. Then proceed to the final
  jeopardy question, have the teams wager after
  seeing the category, then show the question. If a
  question is answered incorrectly at any time
  during the game that amount of money is
  subtracted from their overall total. The team
  with the most money after final jeopardy wins!
• Be sure that when you start, you click on view
  slideshow. You will allow you to properly play
  the game.

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CKI Jeopardy First Round
click here for final jeopardy
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The Basics 100

• The year in which
• Circle K was created.
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The Basics 200

• We Build
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The Basics 300

• President, vice president, nine
• trustees, CKI director,
• district governors.
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The Basics 400

• Developing college and university students into
  responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong
  commitment to serving the children of the world.
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The Basics 500

• The official colors, blue, white,
• and gold are symbolic of these.
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Finances 100

• Two of the levels in
• which each Circle K member
• possibly has to pay dues.
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Finances 200

• The date in which the new fiscal year
• starts for Circle K International.
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Finances 300

• The endowment created by Circle K
• International to provide grants to
• clubs to perform service projects.
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Finances 400

• The two recognition programs set up
• in which all proceeds go directly
• towards the Tomorrow Fund.
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Finances 500

• What is the maximum amount of money held in the
  reserve fund without returning funds to the
  membership through service program grants?
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Intl. Programs 100

• VISUAL CLUE
• Focusing on the Future Children
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Intl. Programs 200

• A Circle K event that occurs annually in the
  summer in which new officers are elected and
  Circle Kers from all over the world attend.
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Intl. Programs 300

• Program sponsored by Circle K
• International as an opportunity for
• members to become more dynamic
• leaders in their communities.
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Intl. Programs 400

• A company that offers Kiwanis-family
• members and clubs a 15 percent
• discount on goods and services.
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Intl. Programs 500

• Offered every year to Circle K
• members who excel in their school,
• community, and Circle K.
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TheIIn CKI 100

• The nation along with the United
• States that first made Circle K an
• international organization.
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TheIIn CKI 200

• The city and state where the Circle K
  International Office
• is located.
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TheIIn CKI 300

• The number of nations in which
• Circle K has active clubs.
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TheIIn CKI 400

• The year in which Circle K became
• an International organization.
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TheIIn CKI 500

• The three nations which
• have produced International Presidents.
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The K-Family 100

• A group that is part of the Kiwanis
• Family, which has over 300,000
• members and 8,000 clubs.
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The K-Family 200

• A local Kiwanis club sponsored
• community service program for
• elementary school students.
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The K-Family 300

• A coeducational service program, sponsored by a
  Kiwanis club, which provides young people between
  the ages of 12 and 15 the opportunity to help
  others, serve their school and community, and
  build a positive future for themselves.
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The K-Family 400

• A community-service group of adults
• who are developmentally impaired, and
• it is co-sponsored by a Kiwanis club
• or division and an agency that serves
• people who have disabilities.
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The K-Family 500

• Clubs that are recognized in Europe and help to
  share the Kiwanis service experience with younger
  adults, ages 18-35.
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Final Jeopardy

• Category
• Circle K History
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• final jeopardy question

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Final Jeopardy

• This is the name of the
• First Circle K Magazine.