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JEOPARDY!

• Know the answers to becoming a great CISV Leader.

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100Post CISV Experience (13)

• Planning an International Reunion Camp is on the
  post-CISV experience checklist for leaders true
  or false?

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100Post CISV Experience (13)

• False

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200CISV Philosophy (1)

• Acquiring language skills in a non-native
  language is included in the Five CISV Principles
  true or false?

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200CISV Philosophy (1)

• False

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300CISV Background (1)

• Over 50 years ago, CISV hosted its first Village
  for 11-year old children in which USA city?

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300CISV Background (1)

• Cincinnati, OH

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400Personal Attitudes (2)

• Which factor is least likely to influence
  personal attitudes or values tradition,
  culture, shoe size, history or religion?

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400Personal Attitudes (2)

• Shoe size

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500CISV Philosophy (1)

• The CISV Education Circle lists over 50 suggested
  topics in how many separate categories?

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500CISV Philosophy (1)

• 8

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600CISV Background (1)

• CISV hosts approximately how many multi-national
  programs each year?

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600CISV Background (1)

• 200

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100Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• What must National Night presentations include?

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100Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• Anything to educate others about culture in the
  USA

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200Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• Are CISV leaders responsible for gathering ideas
  for activities, assisting in planning activities
  or continuing in active involvement in their
  chapter upon returning home?

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200Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• Leaders are responsible for all the activities
  listed

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300Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• If culture is viewed as an iceberg, which would
  most likely be below the water line and less
  evident folk dancing, food, dress, notions of
  leadership or music?

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300Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• Notions of leadership

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400Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• Would isolation from those different than you be
  most likely or least likely to prove successful
  in dealing with culture shock?

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400Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• Least likely

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500Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• What is the definition of ethnocentrism?

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500Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• The attitude that ones own ethnic group, nation
  or culture is superior

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600Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• Which gesture is least likely to be misunderstood
  by someone from another culture crossed fingers
  for good luck, the thumbs up sign, the V sign
  for victory or peace, or a wide smile?

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600Cultural Sensitivity (3)

• A wide smile

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100Risk Management (6)

• All CISV program leaders, program directors and
  staff must submit or produce background checks,
  driving records, or both?

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100Risk Management (6)

• Both background checks and driving records (JCs
  and Junior Leaders only need background checks)

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200Risk Management (6)

• Which form is required of all CISV program
  participants?

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200Risk Management (6)

• Health Form (HF 2000)

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300Risk Management (6)

• What is the minimum age CISV USAs insurance
  carrier requires of anyone transporting CISV
  participants at the request of a Chapter or
  Steering Committee?

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300Risk Management (6)

• 25

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400Risk Management (6)

• Anyone driving others for the purposes of a CISV
  program must provide the Chapters Insurance
  Chair with liability coverage of at least how
  much?

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400Risk Management (6)

• 100,000

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500Risk Management (6)

• According to the 2004 version of the CISV USA
  Insurance Reference Guide, a criminal background
  check must be redone after what period of time?

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500Risk Management (6)

• Three years

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600Risk Management (6)

• What form should be completed within 4 hours by
  adult leaders or program staff to report an
  incident?

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600Risk Management (6)

• IRF (Incident Report Form)

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100Program Guide (7)

• All CISV Internationals Program Guides are
  available for downloading and printing at home
  using what internet address?

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100Program Guide (7)

• http//resources.cisv.org

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200Working with Parents (9)

• What is the most important factor in developing
  trust between two groups?

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200Working with Parents (9)

• Communicating, communicating, communicating

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300Communication (8)

• What is the definition of perception?

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300Communication (8)

• A process in which an individual takes what he
  hears, sees, smells, or feels and processes the
  information so it has meaning for him.

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400Communication (8)

• Which action will most likely send a message that
  will NOT improve mutual understanding I
  messages, interrupting the speaker, showing
  openness, using active listening

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400Communication (8)

• Interrupting the speaker

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500Communication (8)

• Which are behaviors of active listening showing
  sincere interest rephrasing what the speaker
  said, responding with non-verbal messages, or
  asking for more information?

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500Communication (8)

• All behaviors listed here

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600Communication (8)

• Which statement would least likely be a
  conversation blocker Others feel that way
  too, Take care of your delegates, personal
  problems have to wait, Youll feel better after
  some sleep, or How can I help??

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600Communication (8)

• How can I help?

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100Age Characteristics (10)

• Eleven year old girls are usually how much ahead
  of eleven year old boys in development?

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100Age Characteristics (10)

• 12-15 months

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200Working with Parents (9)

• Which activity could be helpful in getting to
  know families asking parents to describe a day
  in the life of their child, What If scenarios,
  or dinner with the whole family?

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200Working with Parents (9)

• All the activities listed here

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300Age Characteristics (10)

• A program delegate is more willing to participate
  when he/she sees who participating also?

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300Age Characteristics (10)

• Those in charge

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400Planning an Activity (11)

• Which should be considered in planning an
  activity where it fits in the CISV Education
  Circle, physical space and time period,
  feasibility in multilingual setting, or age
  appropriateness?

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400Planning an Activity (11)

• All of the items listed should be considered

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500Risk Management (6)

• In a non-life threatening crisis that has drawn
  media attention, who should speak with reporters?

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500Risk Management (6)

• Chapter President

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600Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• How many copies of health forms and
  legal/insurance forms must a leader make for each
  delegate?

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600Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• Four

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100Interchange Guidelines

• How many adults (including the adult leaders) are
  required at an Interchange mini-camp?

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100Interchange Guidelines

• Four

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200Interchange Guidelines

• How many group activities should each phase of an
  Interchange include?

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200Interchange Guidelines

• One or two days for every three days of a phase

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300Interchange Guidelines

• Who should an Interchange leader use as the
  primary go to for information or assistance
  during the planning of an Interchange?

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300Interchange Guidelines

• The LIC (Local Interchange Chair)

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400Interchange Guidelines

• Are home visits by the two Interchange leaders
  required by CISV International or highly
  recommended by CISV International?

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400Interchange Guidelines

• Highly Recommended

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500Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• CISV participant health forms are to be completed
  within how many days prior to travel?

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500Roles and Responsibilities (4)

• 90 days

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600Summer Camp Guidelines

• Including the 2 days at the beginning for leader
  orientation, a Summer Camp lasts how many days?

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600Summer Camp Guidelines

• 23 days

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Daily Double!

• How much will you put on the line?

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Daily Double!

• How much will you put on the line?