tales of a fourth grade nothing. -200 points: an act of disrespect inappropriately questioning the...
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Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
-200 points:An Act of Disrespect
Inappropriately questioning the judge
Talking when someone else has been called
Negative teamwork or using putdowns
• Enjoy the review game and treat the judge with respect.
• Listen carefully when a clue is posed and the question is stated.
• Work positively and respectfully as a team.
CHARACTERS EVENTS PLACESQUICK PICS
FAMOUS PHRASES
GRAMMAR
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500
CHARACTERS: 100
This character’s birth name is Farley Drexel
Hatcher.
CHARACTERS: 100
Who is Fudge?
Back to Grid
CHARACTERS: 200
This character tried to be a chef by making a “super-
duper” omelet.
CHARACTERS: 200
Who is Mr. Hatcher?
Back to Grid
CHARACTERS: 300
This character is the owner of Juicy-O.
CHARACTERS: 300
Who is Mr. Yarby?
Back to Grid
CHARACTERS: 400This character’s purse is filled with Oreos and make-up. She
is Mr. Hatcher’s secretary.
CHARACTERS: 400
Who is Janet?
Back to Grid
CHARACTERS: 500
This is Mrs. Hatcher’s favorite shoe salesman
at Bloomingdale’s.
CHARACTERS: 500
Who is Mr. Berman?
Back to Grid
EVENTS: 100
This is what Fudge uses to cover Mr. and Mrs. Yarby’s suitcases.
EVENTS: 100
What are stamps?
Back to Grid
EVENTS: 200
This was the nickname given to Fudge when he ate
under the Hatcher’s table.
EVENTS: 200
What is“The Family Dog?”
Back to Grid
EVENTS: 300
This was the topic assigned to Peter, Jimmy, and Sheila’s committee.
EVENTS: 300
What is transportation?
Back to Grid
EVENTS: 400
This was the movie Mr. Hatcher took his sons to
see.
EVENTS: 400
What is A Bear’s Life?
Back to Grid
EVENTS: 500
This was the main birthday party game
Peter created.
EVENTS: 500
What is “dancing with balloons?”
Back to Grid
PLACES: 100
This is the city in which the Hatcher’s apartment is
located.
PLACES: 100
Where is New York City?
Back to Grid
PLACES: 200
This is the place where Peter won a pet turtle.
PLACES: 200
Where is Jimmy Fargo’s birthday party?
Back to Grid
PLACES: 300
This is the restaurant where Fudge spread mashed
potatoes all over the wall.
PLACES: 300
Where is Hamburger Heaven?
Back to Grid
PLACES: 400
This is the place near the Hatcher’s apartment
where Fudge tried to be a bird.
PLACES: 400
Where is Central Park?
Back to Grid
PLACES: 500
This was the place where Fudge found and ruined Peter’s
Transportation Committee poster.
PLACES: 500
Where is under Peter’s bed?
Back to Grid
QUICK PICS: 100
QUICK PICS: 100
What is Juicy-O?
Back to Grid
QUICK PICS: 200
QUICK PICS: 200
What is a picture dictionary?
Back to Grid
QUICK PICS: 300
QUICK PICS: 300
What is a monorail?
Back to Grid
QUICK PICS: 400
QUICK PICS: 400
What is the Toddle-Bike?
Back to Grid
QUICK PICS: 500
QUICK PICS: 500
What are saddle shoes?
Back to Grid
FAMOUS PHRASES: 100
This is how Fudge calls for his older brother.
FAMOUS PHRASES: 100
What is,“Pee-tah…Pee-tah!”
Back to Grid
FAMOUS PHRASES: 200
This is what Mr. Hatcher yelled to make Fudge
eat.
FAMOUS PHRASES: 200
What is,“Eat it or wear it!”
Back to Grid
FAMOUS PHRASES: 300
This is the phrase Sheila uses to tease Peter.
FAMOUS PHRASES: 300
What is,“Peter’s got the cooties!”
Back to Grid
FAMOUS PHRASES: 400
This person said, “You keep forgetting this is a committee.
We’re supposed to work together.”
FAMOUS PHRASES: 400
Who is Sheila?
Back to Grid
FAMOUS PHRASES: 500This is the question Peter asks near the end of the story when
his grandmother says, “The turtle is out!”
FAMOUS PHRASES: 500
What is,“Alive or dead?”
Back to Grid
GRAMMAR: 100
This is the part of a complete sentence that
answers “Whom?” or “What?”
GRAMMAR: 100
What is the complete subject?
Back to Grid
GRAMMAR: 200This is the part of a complete sentence that tells what the
subject does or is.
GRAMMAR: 200
What is the complete predicate?
Back to Grid
GRAMMAR: 300
In the sentence,“The dog felt warm and furry,”
the word “felt” is this.
GRAMMAR: 300
What is the simple predicate?
Back to Grid
GRAMMAR: 400
In the sentence,“The dog felt warm and furry,” the word “dog” is this.
GRAMMAR: 400
What is the simple subject?
Back to Grid
GRAMMAR: 500
In the sentence,“Fudge ate Dribble,”
the word “Fudge” is this.
GRAMMAR: 500What is the complete subject AND the simple
subject?
Back to Grid
FINAL JEOPARDY
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