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Jeopardy
Q100
Martin L.King
Cause and Effect
Reading Skills
Rosa Parks FCAT
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from H1
Who was Martin Luther Kinga.A presidentb.A man who fought for civil rightsc.A man who wouldn’t stand up on atrain.
$200 Question from H1
Martin Luther King was a minister andcivil rights activist who was born in Atlanta, Georgia. However, he wasassassinated just like John Kennedy.
Is this an example of comparing or contrasting?
$200 Answer from H1
Comparing- You are tellingHow Kennedy and Martin LutherKing are alike. Both men were assassinated.
$300 Question from H1
Martin Luther King won a Nobel Peace Prize fororganizing parades and writing books.
True or False
$300 Answer from H1
False, he won the Nobel PeacePrize for his work to end racial Segregation in a nonviolent manner.
$500 Question from H1What is the main idea?
Martin Luther King was a great civil rights activist. He fought for women’s rights and African Americans. He organized nonviolent protests and gave many famous speeches. He helped many minority people who were falsely imprisoned.
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$100 Question from H2
Martin Luther King felt like he was led on a mission out of the country. Hewent to _________as a result.
$300 Question from H2
Martin Luther King made a lotof enemies. What was the final effectof that?a. He had them arrested.b. He was assassinated.c. He became a senator.
$400 Question from H2
Martin Luther King went to India.What was the effect?a.He decided a violent protest was needed.b.It deepened his understanding of nonviolent protests.
$500 Question from H2
Martin Luther King helped Rosa Parks.What was the effect?a.The two became good friends.b.He got thrown in jail too.c. The two were married and marched together.
$100 Question from H3
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Franklin Roosevelt ran for president in 1932.He offered voters a “new deal.” He promisedto work for the average American, “the forgotten man.” He gavefew details of what he meant but voters liked what they heard and he won in a landslide.
What was the effect of his promises?
$200 Question from H3
Roosevelt was our only Presidentwho was stricken with Polio and couldnot walk. True or False???
$300 Question from H3
The_____is the key concept beingexpressed. It is what the paragraph isall about. “The gist of the story.”
$400 Question from H3
________ing is when you restate theMain idea. You give a short explanationof what the story is all about.
$100 Question from H4
Was Rosa Parks born into a rich or poor family?She lived with her mother who was a _______.
$200 Question from H4
We can infer that Rosa Parks was a ______woman, who fought for what she believed in.
$300 Question from H4When the bus driver told the AfricanAmerican riders to give up their seats what did the other black citizens do? A.They got out of their seats as the bus driver had instructed.B.They kept sitting in their seats likeRosa determined not to be discriminatedagainst.
$500 Question from H4
Did Rosa Parks lead a normallife after her stand against discrimination?
A.Yes, she became a typical housewife.B.No, she gave speeches everywhere and fought for social justice until she died in her 90’s.C.Yes, she had four kids and worked in her church office where she met Martin Luther King.
$100 Question from H5
If your not sure your answeris right go back to the passage andcheck it _____even on the computerFCAT test.
$200 Question from H5
Make sure you answer ___the questions. If you have time go back and double check your answers.
$300 Question from H5
When you scan the text quickly with your eyesto search for a particular word or phrase we say youare sk…------.
$400 Question from H5
Name on Reading software programthat you can use to practice for the FCAT test at home or at school.
$500 Answer from H5
1. Get a good nights sleep.2. Eat a good breakfast.3. Get to school on time. (any two)