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Directions:
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Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the
questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
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Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
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As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the
contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
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When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to
see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been
picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
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Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
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Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
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Continue until all clues are given.
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When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program
with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name,
but keep this file untouched!
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Round 1
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Final
Jeopardy
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Rosa
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Clue
words
Al
Which
Wept
One?
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Final
Jeopardy
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Scores
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$100
A preterite form of this verb is
fue
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What is “ir”?
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The preterite endings of
regular –ar verbs.
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What is:
é
aste
ó
amos
aron
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These two verbs are ou stem
changing in the preterite meaning
–to die and –to sleep.
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What are: “morir” and “dormir”?
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This is the singular conjugation
for the verb “hacer” in the
preterite.
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What is “hizo”?
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These are the 5 forms of “poder”
in the preterite
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What is “pude, pudiste, pudo,
pudimos, pudieron” ?
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These are the “-er/-ir” endings for
regular imperfect verbs.
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What are:
ía
ías
ía
íamos
ían
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This means “there was or there
were”.
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What is había?
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This is what “saber” means in the
imperfect.
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What is “knew”?
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These are the 3 irregular verbs in
the imperfect.
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What are “ir” “ser” and “ver”?
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These are the 5 forms of “llegar”.
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What are:
llegaba
llegabas
llegaba
llegábamos
llegaban
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This clue word means “always”
and is used for imperfect forms.
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What is “siempre”?
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Ayer, anoche, pasado, una vez
are all clue words for this verb
tense.
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What is the preterite (preterito)?
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“A menudo” is used for this verb
form in the past tense.
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What is the imperfect (el
imperfecto)?
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This means “Cuando era niño” in
Spanish.
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What is “When I was young
(a kid)?
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This is the difference between
“los lunes” and “en lunes”
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What is “every Monday” and “on
a Monday”?
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This is what the “W” stands for.
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What is “weather”?
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This is what the “T” stands for.
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What is “time”?
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This acronym is used for this
verb form.
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What is “the imperfect”
(el imperfecto)?
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These are the 3 uses of the “A”.
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What is “age, attitude, and
appearance”?
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This is what the whole acronym
stands for.
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What is:
A- age, attitude, appearance
L- location
W- weather
E- emotion
P- Physical attributes/characteristics
T- time
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This is the appropriate verb
conjugation for the following
sentence:
Cuando (ser) joven…
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What is “era”?
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This is the appropriate verb
conjugation for the following
sentence:
Ayer, yo (ir) a la biblioteca.
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What is “fui”?
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This is the appropriate verb
conjugation for the following
sentence:
Nosotros (tener) practica de
fútbol todos los dias.
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What is “teníamos”?
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This is the appropriate verb
conjugation for the following
sentence:
Mientras la maestra hablaba, yo
(caerse) de mi escritorio.
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What is “me caí”?
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This is the appropriate verb
conjugation for the following
sentence:
Usualmente mi hermano
(levantarse) a las seis, pero hoy
se levantó a las siete.
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What is “se levantaba”?
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This is the translation of the
following sentence:
Last night, we went to the store.
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What is “Anoche, fuimos a la
tienda”?
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This is the translation of the
following sentence:
It was sunny last week.
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Hacía sol en la semana pasada.
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This is the translation of the
following sentence:
I used to attend Pinkerton
Elementary.
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Yo asistía a la escuela primaria
“Pinkerton” (Pinkerton
Elementary).
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This is the translation of the
following sentence:
We thought Maria was 20 years
old.
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Pensábamos que María tenía
veinte años.
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This is the translation of the
following sentence:
En el año pasado, yo no saqué
buenas notas.
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Last year, I didn’t make good
grades.
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Preterito vs. Imperfecto
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Final
Jeopary
Question
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These are the conjugated verbs
of the following passage:
Cuando (tener) cinco años, mi
familia y yo (vivir) en Chicago.
Me (gustar) mucho cuando mi
mamá me (leer) cada noche. Una
vez, mi hermano (manejar) el
carro en la pared del garaje. Mi
hermano (tener) que pagar para
un pared nuevo.
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tenía
vivíamos
gustaba
leía
manejó
tuvo
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