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A game designed by Jeanie Long and Dr. Frank Flanders for the Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office. It accompanies the Georgia Agriculture Curriculum courses and provides information about Oklahoma crops. Test your knowledge and have fun!
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Ag in the Classroom Oklahoma Crops Jeopardy
Game design created by: Jeanie Long and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office, July 2001 To accompany the Georgia Agriculture Curriculum Courses 01.432 &02.422 Go to Last Slide for Directions Ag Facts Game Created by Jonna Bruce Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Color adaptation 1/2002
Fruits & Veggies Wheat Soybeans Peanuts Cotton 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5
Wheat for 1 Clue: What machinery is used to cut wheat? Check Your Answer
Wheat for 1 Answer: Combine Back to the Game Board
Wheat for 2 Clue: Growing Wheat requires soil, _____ and ______. Check Your Answer
Wheat for 2 Answer: Water and Sunlight Soil Amendments and pesticides are also used, along with some Good Luck! Back to the Game Board
Wheat for 3 Clue: Bread, pasta, cereal, pretzels and licorice all are goodies made with? Check Your Answer
Wheat for 3 Answer: Wheat Back to the Game Board
Wheat for 4 Clue: wheat products provide complex _______ which give our bodies energy to run, play and work. Check Your Answer
Wheat for 4 Answer: Carbohydrates Back to the Game Board
Wheat for 5 Clue: What are two of the types of wheat grown in the United States? Check Your Answer
Wheat for 5 Answer: Hard Red Spring, Hard Red Winter, Soft Red Winter, White and Durum Back to the Game Board
Soybeans for 1 Clue: Soybean oil is the most widely used _______ oil. Check Your Answer
Soybeans for 1 Answer: Vegetable Back to the Game Board
Soybeans for 2 Clue: What farm equipment is used to harvest soybeans? Check Your Answer
Soybeans for 2 Answer: Combine Back to the Game Board
Soybeans for 3 Clue: What is a soybean plant called? Check Your Answer
Soybeans for 3 Answer: A legume Back to the Game Board
Soybeans for 4 Clue: One of the top Oklahoma crops that is used to make printers ink? Check Your Answer
Soybeans for 4 Answer: Soybean Back to the Game Board
Soybeans for 5 Clue: People who can not drink animal milk can drink soymilk as a source of ______? Check Your Answer
Soybeans for 5 Answer: Protein Back to the Game Board
Peanuts for 1 • Clue: Where do peanuts grow? • On trailing vines • Tree branches • Underground pegs Check Your Answer
Peanuts for 1 Answer: C. Underground on Pegs that form from the above ground legume plant. Back to the Game Board
Peanuts for 2 Clue: What group do Peanuts belong to in the Food Guide Pyramid? Check Your Answer
Peanuts for 2 Answer: Meats Back to the Game Board
Peanuts for 3 • Clue: Peanut Oil is often used for cooking because: • It is low in cholesterol • It makes food taste like Peanuts • Costs less than other oils Check Your Answer
Peanuts for 3 Answer: A, it is lower in cholesterol than most other oils. It is also nearly tasteless and does not tend smoke at high temperatures. Back to the Game Board
Peanuts for 4 Clue: In the US, what part of the country is best of growing peanuts? Check Your Answer
Peanuts for 4 Answer: Peanuts are grown in the South were soils are sandy, warm and well drained. They enjoy a long warm growing season. Back to the Game Board
Peanuts for 5 Clue: Who was a famous African American Scientist who did peanut research? Check Your Answer
Peanuts for 5 Answer: George Washington Carver Back to the Game Board
Cotton for 1 • Clue: How much of the cost of a pair of jeans does a farmer get? • $9.00 • $.90 • $3.95 Check Your Answer
Cotton for 1 Answer: B The farmer makes about 90 cents from the price you pay for a pair of jeans. Back to the Game Board
Cotton for 2 Clue: How did the T-shirt get its name? Check Your Answer
Cotton for 2 Answer: In 1880, US Navy sailors were issued an elbow and hip length undershirt; when laid out on flat surface, it resembled a…perfect "T". Back to the Game Board
Cotton for 3 Clue: Who invented the Cotton Gin? Check Your Answer
Cotton for 3 Answer: Eli Whitney Back to the Game Board
Cotton for 4 • Clue: Which of these is not found in US $100 bill? • Paper • Linen • Cotton Check Your Answer
Cotton for 4 Answer: US paper currency isn't paper at all... it's a blend of 75% cotton lint and 25% linen. A 480 pound bale of cotton can be made into 313,600 - $100.00 bills! Back to the Game Board
Cotton for 5 Clue: What insect nearly destroyed the cotton production in the 1910-20s? Check Your Answer
Cotton for 5 Answer: Boll Weevil This insect reduced cotton production as much as 70-90% in some regions of the US. Back to the Game Board
Fruits & Veggies for 1 Clue: Vegetables are recommend by the USDA Food Guide Pyramid because they area good source of ___________. Check Your Answer
Fruits & Veggies for 1 Answer: Vitamins like: vitamin A, vitamin C, folate or potassium. They are low in fat and sodium and high in fiber. Back to the Game Board
Fruits & Veggies for 2 Clue: What is the number one fruit or vegetable consumed in the United States? Check Your Answer
Fruits & Veggies for 2 Answer: Tomato Back to the Game Board
Fruits & Veggies for 3 • Clue: How many sesame seeds are on a Big MacTM Bun? • 273 • 198 • 349 Check Your Answer
Fruits & Veggies for 3 Answer: B. There is an average of 198 seeds. Back to the Game Board
Fruits & Veggies for 4 Clue: What fruit was once used in colonial times in the pie crust not the filling? Hint: is most popular as a fall and winter holiday pie today. Check Your Answer