Classroom Feud

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Classroom Feud

• A Vocabulary Review Game

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Directions

• Divide the class into two teams.
• Each team should select an initial spokesperson.
  The spokesperson will change with each round of
  play.
• Play will alternate between the two teams.
• When a question is displayed to a team, the
  spokesperson will have 15 seconds to confer with
  his team and come up with an answer.
• If the team answers correctly, they earn two
  points. If they answer incorrectly, the other
  team gets 10 seconds to decide upon an answer.
  If they answer correctly, they get one point.

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English/Language Arts

• A poem that expresses great admiration or
  exaltation is called ______________.
• a lyrical poem
• A sonnet
• An epic
• An ode

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English/Language Arts

• A poem that expresses great admiration or
  exaltation is called ______________.
• a lyrical poem
• A sonnet
• An epic
• An ode

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English/Language Arts

• An idea that appears to contradict itself but is
  actually true is called ___________.
• Irony
• Juxtaposition
• A paradox
• Metaphorical

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English/Language Arts

• An idea that appears to contradict itself but is
  actually true is called ___________.
• Irony
• Juxtaposition
• A paradox
• Metaphorical

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English/Language Arts

• Creating a story and character through exclusive
  use of nonlinear interior monologue is called
  ______________.
• Flashback
• Memoir
• Stream of consciousness
• Personal narrative

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English/Language Arts

• Creating a story and character through exclusive
  use of nonlinear interior monologue is called
  ______________.
• Flashback
• Memoir
• Stream of consciousness
• Personal narrative

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English/Language Arts

• A meaning or intention that is open to multiple
  interpretations is said to be ______________.
• Ambidextrous
• Ambivalent
• Ambiguous
• Ambient

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English/Language Arts

• A meaning or intention that is open to multiple
  interpretations is said to be ______________.
• Ambidextrous
• Ambivalent
• Ambiguous
• Ambient

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English/Language Arts

• A main character in a play who is acting on
  misinformation or on a lack of information while
  the audience has full access to the plays
  reality is an example of ______________.
• Verbal irony
• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Tragic irony

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English/Language Arts

• A main character in a play who is acting on
  misinformation or on a lack of informatoni while
  the audience has full access to the plays
  reality is an example of ______________.
• Verbal irony
• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Tragic irony

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English/Language Arts

• Humor that uses irony to make fun of something is
  called ______________.
• Parody
• Sarcasm
• Slapstick
• Comic Relief

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English/Language Arts

• Humor that uses irony to make fun of something is
  called ______________.
• Parody
• Sarcasm
• Slapstick
• Comic Relief

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Math

• Reaching a conclusion that is true by finding a
  set of related premises that are true is called
  ______________.
• A proof
• A theorem
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

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Math

• Reaching a conclusion that is true by finding a
  set of related premises that are true is called
  ______________.
• A proof
• A theorem
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

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Math

• A figure that is completely contained within
  another figure, with as many points on each shape
  touching each other as possible is
  ______________.
• Inscribed
• An irregular figure
• Reflexive
• Symmetric

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Math

• A figure that is completely contained within
  another figure, with as many points on each shape
  touching each other as possible is
  ______________.
• Inscribed
• An irregular figure
• Reflexive
• Symmetric

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Math

• Any number using a real number as well as an
  imaginary number, noted with i is referred to
  as ______________.
• A complex number
• A factorial
• A composite number
• An irrational number

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Math

• Any number using a real number as well as an
  imaginary number, noted with i is referred to
  as ______________.
• A complex number
• A factorial
• A composite number
• An irrational number

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Math

• A logical proposition that has been demonstrated
  to be true in all situations is called
  ______________.
• A truism
• A proof
• A factoid
• A theorem

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Math

• A logical proposition that has been demonstrated
  to be true in all situations is called
  ______________.
• A truism
• A proof
• A factoid
• A theorem

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Math

• True or false
• A line that touches a curve at a point without
  crossing over is called a secant.

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Math

• True or false
• A line that touches a curve at a point without
  crossing over is called a secant.
• Answer False

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Math

• True or false
• The transitive property can be stated as if
  ab and bc, then ac.

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Math

• True or false
• The transitive property can be stated as if
  ab and bc, then ac.
• Answer true

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Science

• Bacteria are _________ organisms.
• Unicellular
• Complex
• Abiotic
• decomposing

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Science

• Bacteria are _________ organisms.
• Unicellular
• Complex
• Abiotic
• decomposing

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Science

• Two species that are beneficial to each other in
  the same environment are engaging in __________.
• Commensalism
• Reproduction
• Extinction
• Mutualism

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Science

• Two species that are beneficial to each other in
  the same environment are engaging in __________.
• Commensalism
• Reproduction
• Extinction
• Mutualism

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Science

• The energy stored in the covalent bonds between
  atoms in a molecule is known as __________.
• Sonic energy
• Chemical energy
• Electrical energy
• Atomic energy

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Science

• The energy stored in the covalent bonds between
  atoms in a molecule is known as __________.
• Sonic energy
• Chemical energy
• Electrical energy
• Atomic energy

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Science

• The energy in electromagnetic waves is known as
  __________.
• Combustion energy
• Mechanical energy
• Radiant energy
• Nuclear energy

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Science

• The energy in electromagnetic waves is known as
  __________.
• Combustion energy
• Mechanical energy
• Radiant energy
• Nuclear energy

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Science

• An electrically charged (either positively or
  negatively) atom is called __________.
• An isotope
• A catalyst
• An ion
• A neutron

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Science

• An electrically charged (either positively or
  negatively) atom is called __________.
• An isotope
• A catalyst
• An ion
• A neutron

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Science

• The process by which the like-charged nuclei of
  lighter atoms join to form nuclei of heavier
  atoms is called __________.
• Spontaneous nuclear reaction
• Nuclear fission
• Nuclear force
• Nuclear fusion

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Science

• The process by which the like-charged nuclei of
  lighter atoms join to form nuclei of heavier
  atoms is called __________.
• Spontaneous nuclear reaction
• Nuclear fission
• Nuclear force
• Nuclear fusion

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Social Studies

• Name an example of a demographic.
• A system of government.
• A particular fact about a society, such as level
  of education.
• A model of the physical land in which a society
  lives.
• A person who studies new inventions.

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Social Studies

• Name an example of a demographic.
• A system of government.
• A particular fact about a society, such as level
  of education.
• A model of the physical land in which a society
  lives.
• A person who studies new inventions.

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Social Studies

• Name an Axis power.
• United States
• Russia
• Great Britain
• Italy

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Social Studies

• Name an Axis power.
• United States
• Russia
• Great Britain
• Italy

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Social Studies

• The kind of mining that is most damaging to the
  environment because it destroys the Earths
  surface above the product is called
  _____________.
• Strip mining
• Immersion mining
• Deep mining
• Combustion mining

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Social Studies

• The kind of mining that is most damaging to the
  environment because it destroys the Earths
  surface above the product is called
  _____________.
• Strip mining
• Immersion mining
• Deep mining
• Combustion mining

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Social Studies

• The state of social and political disorder due to
  a complete lack of government is called
  _____________.
• Communism
• Fascism
• Anarchy
• Civil Disobedience

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Social Studies

• The state of social and political disorder due to
  a complete lack of government is called
  _____________.
• Communism
• Fascism
• Anarchy
• Civil Disobedience

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Social Studies

• A dispute can be resolved in a legally binding
  fashion outside of a court by _____________.
• Mediation
• Arbitration
• Litigation
• Instigation

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Social Studies

• A dispute can be resolved in a legally binding
  fashion outside of a court by _____________.
• Mediation
• Arbitration
• Litigation
• Instigation

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Social Studies

• Indigenous is defined as _____________.
• Native or natural
• Foreign or imported
• Growing or increasing
• Shrinking or decreasing

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Social Studies

• Indigenous is defined as _____________.
• Native or natural
• Foreign or imported
• Growing or increasing
• Shrinking or decreasing

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End of Game