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JEOPARDYChapter 2

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Continents

Oceans Maps Government

Citizenship &

Economics

100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300 300

400 400 400 400 400

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Continents 100

How many continents are there?

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Answer:

7

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Continents200

Name the continent below:

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Answer:

North America

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Continents300

Name the continent below:

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Answer:

Australia

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Continents400

Name all of the continents

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Answer:

North AmericaSouth America

EuropeAsia

AfricaAustralia

Antarctica

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Oceans100

What ocean borders FL to the east?

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Answer:

The Atlantic Ocean

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Oceans200

What ocean boarders California?

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Answer:

The Pacific Ocean

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Oceans300

Name the ocean:

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Answer:

Indian Ocean

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Oceans400

Name all 4 oceans.

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Answer:

AtlanticPacificIndianArtic

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Maps 100

What is the name of the imaginary line that divides

the Eastern and Western Hemispheres?

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Answer:

The Prime Meridian

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Maps 200

Name a type of Special Purpose Map

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Answer

Climate, Population

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Maps 300

What are these lines called?

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Answer:

Lines of Latitude

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Maps 400

What type of map is this?

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Answer

Political Map

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Government100

The U.S. Congress is part of what branch?

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Answer:

Legislative Branch

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Government200

What branch is in charge of creating and passing

laws?

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Answer:

Legislative Branch

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Government300

Who is involved with the Judicial Branch?

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Answer:

The U.S. Supreme Court & judges

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Government 400

The president of the U.S. is part of what branch?

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Answer:

Executive Branch

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Economics 100

What is the term that describes the study of

how and why people buy, make, and sell things?

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Answer:

Economy

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Economics 200

Define supply.

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Answer:

How much of something people

want to sell.

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Economics 300

Define demand.

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Answer:

How much of something people want to buy.

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Economics 400

What happens to the price of an item when supply is high and demand is low?

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Answer:

The price of that item will typically decrease.

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EXTRA

Give two examples of a good.

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EXTRA

Give two examples of a service.

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EXTRA

What is meant by our government having a

system of checks and balances?

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EXTRA

Who is our Commander in Chief?

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EXTRA

Name the four intermediate

directions.

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EXTRA

What the measuring line that shows the distance

called on a map?