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Jeopardy!

Jeopardy!. Jeopardy Instructions. Split into teams Teams: pick a question and a price (if right = get points, if wrong =lose points) Teams take turns until done Go to Final Jeopardy Each team sets an amount to bet (if right, the amount is doubled, if wrong, lose amount)

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Jeopardy!

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  1. Jeopardy!

  2. Jeopardy Instructions • Split into teams • Teams: pick a question and a price (if right = get points, if wrong =lose points) • Teams take turns until done • Go to Final Jeopardy • Each team sets an amount to bet (if right, the amount is doubled, if wrong, lose amount) 6. Team with most points wins

  3. Name That Book Library & Computer Use Library Resources More Resources Potpourri 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 FJ

  4. A John Steinbeck novel that is 9th grade required reading.

  5. What is Of Mice and Men?

  6. A main character in the book titled I Have Lived a Thousand Years.

  7. Who is Elli?

  8. Books are often made into movies. Of the 3 books listed here, which one was not made into a movie?1.The Crucible 2.The Chronicles of Narnia 3. Hunger Games

  9. Hunger Games

  10. Greek heroes, deities and monsters are characterized in this series of fiction books.

  11. What is Percy Jackson and the Olympians?

  12. This non-fiction set of books will give you facts and short articles for quick reference. It was used more frequently before Internet.

  13. What are encyclopedias?

  14. This form needs to be signed and returned to the library in order to gain access to the computers.

  15. What is the Internet Acceptable Use Policy or AUP?

  16. Network folder, Z drive, flash drive, Google Docs, gmail attachment, or delicious.com.

  17. What are ways to save your work on the school computers? Logging off erases everything on the hard drive.

  18. Books, DVDs, audio-books, electronic books, playaways (MP3s)

  19. What are different types of materials that can be borrowed from the library?

  20. Sign in and present your transit _______ at the circulation desk when coming to the library for study.

  21. What is a transit pass?

  22. “398.2 REB” “510.1 ATW”and“FIC STE”

  23. What are Dewey Decimal call numbers that are needed to help you find the location of the book on the library shelves?

  24. http://comp.chicopee.mec.edu/Library/default.htm

  25. What is the web address (URL) of the library website?

  26. The computer on the circulation desk near the printer, facing the windows.

  27. What is where you can access the CCHS online library catalog?

  28. Part of the catalog that links to the Internet and will help you find credible websites with full content explanations and sorted by grade level.

  29. What is WebPath Express?

  30. A public library card is free. Where can you sign up for one without traveling to Chicopee Public Library?

  31. Chicopee Comprehensive High School Library.

  32. The library buys magazines every month and discards the old issues. If you wanted an article from an older issue you can still find it in the library even though the physical magazine has been thrown away. Where would you find the article?

  33. The magazine articles are located online and searchable by subject when you log in to the subscription databases on the library website.

  34. Resources for your assignments that come from credible authors, and provide MLA citations at the end of the article. Resources for your assignments that come from credible authors, and provide MLA citations at the end of the article.

  35. What are library subscription databases?

  36. Opposing Viewpoints, Biography Resource Center, Culturegrams, and Literature Resource Center.

  37. What are the names of some of the subject specific databases available through the library website?

  38. These books date back to 1964 and continue through to 2010.

  39. What are the CCHS yearbooks?

  40. It’s Under the “Hip Hop Read”Poster.

  41. What is the dictionary stand where all of the dictionaries are located?

  42. http://compcolts.wikispaces.com

  43. What is the web address for students’ assignments and resources posted by many teachers in all subject areas.

  44. Café 617

  45. What is the current name of the café in the library? Enter the naming contest and win a smiley-face mug.

  46. When you begin a research assignment it is important to know that the information you are using is credible and comes from a good source. How would you find the author of a website?

  47. Search the perimeter of the webpage and click on a link such as “contact us” or “about us” to find out who created the website, and whether or not they know what they are talking about.

  48. How many books can you borrow from the library at one time?

  49. You can borrow five books for a loan period of 2 weeks. DVDs are borrowed for one week. There are overdue fines of 5 cents for each school day the book is overdue.

  50. Tuesday and Thursday from 2:08 pm to 3:08 pm.

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