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JEOPARDY! – Round Two

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Shopping Unit PriceSewing

EquipmentSewing

Techniques

Sewing Machine

Parts

Just for Fun


Question 1-10

What are two factors that effect the cost of food?


WeatherTime of YearPackaging

Transportation


Question 1-20

Why should you avoid shopping while you are

hungry?


You are more likely to purchase products you

don’t need.

You will possibly spend more money.


Question 1-30

How to Co-op stores differ from supermarkets?


Co-ops require a membership fee,

supermarkets do not.


Question 1-40

What are two reasons food is processed.


To make them saferTo make them easier to use

Lengthen storage timeAdd nutrition

To make a particular product


Question 1-50

What is one reason you should limit use of

convenience foods?


Processed food often looses nutrients

Generally high in sodium, sugar or fat

Often cost more


Question 2-10

Why is unit pricing helpful when shopping for

groceries?


It allows you to compare the cost per unit of different products to find the best

deal.


Question 2-20

How do you set up the equation for finding the unit

price.


Divide the price of the item by the number of ounces or

services


Question 2-30

Find the unit price

15 ounces of Raisin Bran for $2.59


$2.59 divided by 15 = $.17 per ounce


Question 2-40

Find the unit price

1 lb. 3 oz. of pasta for $.95


Convert the pounds into ounces

.95 divided by 19 = $.05 per ounce


Question 2-50

Which of the following is a better deal.

14 ounces for $1.4626 ounces for $2.36


26 oz for $2.36 = 9 cents/oz

14 oz for $1.46 = 10 cents/oz


Question 3-10

Identify the following sewing tool


Shears


Question 3-20

What is a seam gauge used for?


For measuring small areas like seams and button holes


Question 3-30

Identify the following sewing tool.


Pins


Question 3-40

Why are bent-handle shears beneficail when sewing?


They allow you to cut straighter as the fabric is not lifted from the table.


Question 3-50

What is a thimble used for when sewing?


To protect fingers and to help push needles through

while sewing by hand.


Question 4-10

Stitching over the beginning and end of a line of stitching to secure it in place is known as what?


Backstitching


Question 4-20

This is formed when two pieces of fabric are sewing

together with the right sides facing each other.


Seam


Question 4-30

This is a technique of coming to a corner, leaving

the needle in the down position, raising the presser

foot, turning the fabric, lowering the foot and

sewing on.


Pivoting


Question 4-40

What is the first step in correcting a tension

problem on the sewing machine?


Unthread the machine


Question 4-50

This is a finish technique of folding fabric and sewing it

in place.


Hem


Question 5-10

This part of the machine controls the starting,

stopping and speed of the machine.


Foot Control or Food Pedal


Question 5-20

This part of the machine is used to fill the bobbin.


Bobbin Winding Spindle


Question 5-30

Tension refers to what in regards to a sewing

machine?


How tight or loose the thread is.


Question 5-40

This holds the fabric firmly in place against the feed

dogs.


Presser Foot


Question 5-50

What are feed dogs and what is their function?


A tooth-like surface that moves the fabric during

stitching.


Question 6-10

What are the 5 U.S. Military Branches?


Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Gaurds


Question 6-20

Washington D.C. holds a Cherry Blossom festival in late March and early April.

What color are cherry blossoms?


Pale Pink


Question 6-30

8 thing swallowed in the children’s rhyme There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed

a ……


Fly, Spider, Bird, Cat, Dog, Goat, Cow, Horse


Question 6-40

What are the 5 U.S. states that border the Gulf of

Mexico?


Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida


Question 6-50

8 Crayola colors in the first box produced in 1903


Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Black Brown

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