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Title: Ancient China SOL Jeopardy


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Ancient China SOL Jeopardy
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SOL Jeopardy
Contributions
Geography
Culture
Economics
Misc
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China is a country on the continent of
___________.
A. Africa
B. Egypt
C. Asia
D. North America
http//www.enchantedlearning.com/asia/china/
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China is a country on the continent of Asia.
Use a Smartboard marker to outline the continent
of Asia!
USA
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.mapsofworld.com/china/maps/china-locati
on-map.jpg
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Youre too good to catch!
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Answer
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In the country of China they ______ have seasons
to their yearly climate.
A. do
B. dont
http//www.u.arizona.edu/jingmei/jiuzaigou01.JPG
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In the country of China they do have seasons to
their yearly climate.
Bonus Jeopardy
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You're hammering away now!
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Answer
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_____________________ are found in China.
A. A. forests, hills and mountains, but NOT
deserts
B. forests, hills, mountains and deserts
C. A. only mountains and deserts
D. A. none of the above
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Forests, hills, mountains and deserts are found
in China. The Gobi desert is in China.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.regenttour.com/china/geography/zhangjia
jie.jpg
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Wow! Youre good!
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Answer
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Why was the Great Wall built?
A. to bury the Emperor
B. to protect China
C. to be a museum
D. to be a home
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The Great Wall was built to protect China.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.specialjourneys.com/uploadimages/73Grea
t20Wall20of20China,20Beijing.jpg
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I don't know how I could have did doubted you!
Answer
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What is the capital of China?
A. Beijing
B. Yangtze
C. Taiwan
D. Richmond
http//www.supafamous.com/china/beijing/dscn0290.j
pg
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The capital of China is Beijing.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.supafamous.com/china/beijing/dscn0290.j
pg
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Being a genius certaintly has its advantages!
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Answer
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The ruler of ancient China was called a (n)
_____________.
A. Emperor
B. Pharaoh
C. Dictator
D. President
http//www.note-music.co.uk/CHINA2004/Emperor.jpg
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The ruler of ancient China was called an emperor.
Have you seen the movie, The Emperor's New Groove?
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.note-music.co.uk/CHINA2004/Emperor.jpg
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RIGHT! When youre RIGHT, youre RIGHT!
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Answer
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A mythical animal in China that they believe
brings good luck and they make boats to look like
is the _________.
A. turkey
B. dragon
C. zebra
D. snake
http//www.theleslieshow.com/uploaded_images/Drago
n20Boat-704293.JPG
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A mythical animal in China that they believe
brings good luck and they make boats to look like
is the dragon.
Bonus Jeopardy
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Genuis! That is what it is sheer genius!
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Answer
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Gung Hay Fat Choy means
A. Hello
B. Chopsticks
C. Great Wall of China
D. Happy New Year
http//www.cardmaster.com/card/Chinese20New20Yea
r/Post20Card/dajia.jpg
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Gung Hay Fat Choy means Happy New Year
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.livingroomtaipei.com/uploads/kidscny.jp
g
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You just outsmarted me!
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Answer
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Who was the emperor behind building the Great
Wall of China?
A. Kublai Khan
B. Qin Shi Huangdi
C. Qianlong
D. Wu Di
http//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/ab/Qins
hihuangdi3.jpg
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Qin Shi Huangdi was the emperor behind building
the Great Wall of China. His name means, First
emperor. The name of China comes from the
emperors name Qin (It is pronounced as Chin)
Bonus Jeopardy
http//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/ab/Qins
hihuangdi3.jpg
http//www.specialjourneys.com/uploadimages/73Grea
t20Wall20of20China,20Beijing.jpg
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Brillance
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Chinese people celebrate many festivals and
holidays each year. Their biggest celebration
of the year is the ___________ that lasts about 2
weeks.
A. Chinese New Year
B. Kite Festival
C. Chinese Old Year
D. Dragon Parade
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arparade/images/IMG_0033_jpg.jpg
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Chinese people celebrate many festivals and
holidays each year. Their biggest celebration
of the year is the Chinese New Year that lasts
about 2 weeks.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.bluejake.com/images03/2002_chinesenewye
arparade/images/IMG_0033_jpg.jpg
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Cool!
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Answer
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The ancient Chinese people_______.
A all of the ones listed
B fished
C farmed
D irrigated the land
http//beifan.com/060album/em-rice-seedlings.jpg
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  • The ancient Chinese people did all of the options
    listed
  • Fished
  • Farmed
  • Irrigated the land

http//beifan.com/060album/em-rice-seedlings.jpg
Bonus Jeopardy
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You're super good, but can you keep up with me?
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Answer
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Silk cloth is made from__________________.
Below are ties made from silk.
A. cotton plants
B. lambs wool
C. the cocoons of silk worms
D. . the web of spiders
http//www.cashsave.com/treasure/silk/images/401s.
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Silk cloth is made from the cocoons of silk worms.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.altadenamall.com/images/silkworms.jpg
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Youre bouncing along well!
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Answer
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The Chinese used ______ in community bartering
(trading).
A. silk
B. Dollars
C. Rice
D. Metal coins
http//www.brawnerart.com/images/watercoloreditori
alfull/twig.jpg
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Metal coins were used in community bartering
(trading).
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.thebeijingguide.com/money/chinese_coins
.gif
http//www.dragon-gate.com/Images/cpics/CO007_c.jp
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Lucky Guess!
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Answer
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Silk was traded or bartered along which road?
A. Interstate 81
B. Silk Route
C. Chang road
D. Virginia road
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Silk was traded or bartered along the Silk
Route.
Bonus Jeopardy
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You are so lucky!
Click to record 800
Answer
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Who was a famous explorer to China that helped
Europe learn more about China?
A. Christopher Columbus
B. John Cabot
C. Marco Polo
D. Christopher Newport
http//www.parks.it/giardini.botanici.hanbury/foto
/Marco.Polo-800.jpeg
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Marco Polo was a famous explorer to China that
helped Europe learn more about China.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.parks.it/giardini.botanici.hanbury/foto
/Marco.Polo-800.jpeg
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Your climbing so high!
Click to record 1000
Answer
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Chinese writing is called __________________.
A. hieroglyphics
B. alphabet
C. calligraphy
D. numbers
http//www.asianbrushart.com/supplies/chinesecalli
graphyboxset.jpg
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Chinese writing is called calligraphy.
Bonus Jeopardy
Picture credits http//www.chinapage.org/yen20.gi
f
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Marvelous!
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Answer
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_______________________were all invented in
China.
A. Rubber, steel and pyramids
B. Kites, compasses, bronze and fireworks
C. Fortune cookies, jokes, and bananas
D. Rice, checkers, and iron
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Kites, compasses, bronze and fireworks were all
invented in China.
http//www.bbc.co.uk/gloucestershire/untold_storie
s/chinese/images/colour_images/chinese_fireworks20
3.jpg
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.airdynamics.co.uk/pics/kites/dragon80m0
1.jpg
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Beautiful Day!
Click to record 400
Answer
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The act of doing or giving something is called a
________.
A. contribution
B. take-back
C. nothing
D. statue
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The act of doing or giving something is called a
contribution.
Bonus Jeopardy
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Aw Nuts, You're too good!
Click to record 600
Answer
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Each item drawn in Chinese writing is called a
_________.
A. letter
B. number
C. character
D. picture
http//www.asianbrushart.com/supplies/chinesecalli
graphyboxset.jpg
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Each item drawn in Chinese writing is called a
character.
Bonus Jeopardy
Picture credits http//www.chinapage.org/yen20.gi
f
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I hope children never loose their sense of wonder
and peace!
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Answer
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What is the best-known example of architecture
in China?
A. the Great Pit
B. the Great Pyramid of Giza
C. the Statue of Liberty
D. the Great Wall
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The best-known example of architecture in China
is the Great Wall.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.thebeijingguide.com/great_wall_of_china
/arrow-holes.jpg
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EXCELLENT
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Answer
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The traditional Chinese calendar is based on
phases of________.
A. the moon and is lunar
B. the sun and is solar
C. the stars
D. storms
http//www.deeshan.com/chinhoro/images/all.gif
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The traditional Chinese calendar is based on
phases of the moon and is lunar.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//www.deeshan.com/chinhoro/images/all.gif
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What a pickle! I am getting so many questions
correct!
Click to record 200
Answer
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The design of buildings is _______________.
A. drawing
B. architecture
C. Chinese
D characters
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19-Truly-impressive-Chinese-architecture-2.jpg
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The design of buildings is architecture.
Bonus Jeopardy
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19-Truly-impressive-Chinese-architecture-2.jpg
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You passed with flying colors!
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Answer
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Ancient means ________________.
A. long ago
B. just yesterday
C. in the future
D in the present (right now)
http//mcclungmuseum.utk.edu/newspecial_exhibit/fo
otbinding/Footbinding3.jpg
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Ancient means long ago. Women feet used to be
binded in order to keep their feet small. It was
believed that small feet was beautiful.
Bonus Jeopardy
http//mcclungmuseum.utk.edu/newspecial_exhibit/fo
otbinding/Footbinding3.jpg
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To infinity and beyond!
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Answer
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_____________ live in China and eat mostly bamboo
shoots.
A. Gorillas
B. Pandas
C. Crickets
D. Lions
Picture of Bamboo
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Pandas live in China and eat mostly bamboo shoots.
Bonus Jeopardy
Picture of Bamboo
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There's no place like home!
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Answer
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People sometimes keep __________ in cages in
China and believe they are good luck.
A. snails
B. alligators
C. crickets
D. dragons
http//www.paulawalla.com/pics/cagel.jpg
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People sometimes keep crickets in cages in China
and believe they are good luck.
Bonus Jeopardy
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What's up?
Click to record 1000
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