Year End TRASHKETBALL

End of Year TRASHKETBALL

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Where do Jews meet to worship?

• Church
• Synagogue
• Mosque

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Followers of which religion believe Muhammad is a prophet?

• Islam
• Judaism
• Christianity
• Buddhism

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Which of these religions is oldest?

• Islam
• Judaism
• Christianity

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Which of the following is not an Abrahamic religion?

• Islam
• Buddhism
• Judaism
• Christianity

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Under which system did landowning nobles govern and protect the people in return for services?

• Feudalism

• Mercantileism

• Protectionism

• Vassalism

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What is a fief?

• A warrior who fights on a horseback

• Land granted to a vassal for military service

• A lower noble

• Land the king grants to peasants

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Your mother and father are both serfs.  If you save your money and work hard, you will most likely become:

• A lord
• A knight
• A vassal
• A serf

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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Symbols for different world religions

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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How an influential invention transformed the economy in the 1800s

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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Location of countries

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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Religious beliefs and practices

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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Where different foods come from in the world

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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How one important event led to another important event

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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Gender roles (what men do vs what women do)

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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International relationships between governments

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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Different kinds of money

• History

• Geography

• Economics

• Politics

• Anthropology

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The last day of school is like a day at the beach - easy and relaxing. 

• personification
• hyperbole
• metaphor
• simile

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I was so tired after school, I slept for a month! 

• hyperbole
• simile
• alliteration
• metaphor

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The water was a glove that enveloped the swimmer’s body.

• Simile
• Personification
• Alliteration
• Metaphor

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The kite drank the wind and laughed across the sky.

• Metaphor
• Personification
• Hyperbole
• Alliteration

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It's raining cats and dogs outside. 

• Oxymoron
• Idiom
• Hyperbole
• Metaphor

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When the pitcher finished nine innings, he was hungry enough to eat a horse.

• Metaphor
• Hyperbole
• Oxymoron
• Idiom

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She’s as tiny as a mouse.

• Alliteration
• Hyperbole
• Oxymoron
• Simile

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She’s as tiny as a mouse.

• Alliteration
• Hyperbole
• Oxymoron
• Simile

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The sun smiled after the rain stopped. 

• Personification
• Idiom
• Hyperbole
• Metaphor

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A train is a dragon that roars through the dark.

• Hyperbole
• Metaphor
• Simile
• Personificati

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Which of the following lines from contains onomatopoeia?

• He ran to the kitchen
  
• She slept through dinner
  
• Her heels clacked on the floor
• He dropped the napkin
  

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• Puget Sound

• Pacific Ocean

• Lake Chelan

• Columbia RIver

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• Mt Baker

• Mt St Helens

• Mt Rainier

• Mt Adams

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• Mt St Helens

• Mt Rainier

• Mt Baker

• Mt Kilimanjaro

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• Olympic Mountain Range

• Cascade Mountain Range

• Blue Mountain Range

• Rocky Mountain Range

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• Columbia River

• Yakima River

• Snake River

• Spokane River

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• Spokane

• Mt Vernon

• Columbia River

• Mt Baker

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• Vancouver

• Mt Baker

• Ellensburg

• Lake Washington

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• Olympia

• Mt St Helens

• Mt Rainier

• Bellevue

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• Seattle

• Olympia

• Ellensburg

• Oak Harbor

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• Bellingham

• Seattle

• Mt Rainier

• Pullman

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• Olympic Peninsula

• Puget Sound Lowlands

• Wenatchee

• Blue Mountain Range

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• Strait of Juan de Fuca

• Cascade Mountain Range

• Columbia Plateau

• Rocky Mountain Region

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• Cascade Region

• Yakima River

• Olympic Mountain Range

• Puget Sound Lowlands

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• San Juan Islands

• Cascade Mountain Range

• Vashon Island

• Oak Harbor

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What caused the Dust Bowl?

• No vacuum cleaners + No dishwashers + Picnic in the desert = Dusty Bowls

• Plowing of native grasslands and replacing them with wheat fields created loose topsoil. A drought and angry winds blew all the soil away.

• Wrath of the ANGRY WIND gods

• Ecological crisis caused by dust falling from the upper atmosphere and coating the Great Plains

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Why is George Vancouver an important figure in Washington state geography?

• He discovered Washington state

• He was the first American to explore Washington

• He named many of the places on our maps today

• He became first governor of Vancouver Island

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When did American fur trappers and missionaries first come to the Pacific Northwest?

• 1914

• 1840s

• 1960s

• 1882

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Immigrants who entered the USA through Ellis Island in the late 1800s typically came from:

• Europe

• The Dust Bowl

• Vietnam

• Mexico

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When did Native Americans first migrate to North America?

• 1800s

• 1346

• 10,000 - 30,000 years ago

• 4,000 BC

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• Ethiopia

• China

• Honduras

• India

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• England

• Ireland

• Netherlands

• Japan

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• Netherlands

• Honduras

• India

• Ethiopia

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• Mexico

• Panama

• Honduras

• Spain

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• Netherlands

• England

• Japan

• Syria

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• China

• Mexico

• Syria

• India

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• Spain

• Syria

• England

• China

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• Ethiopia

• Ireland

• England

• Netherlands

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• Syria

• Ireland

• India

• Vietnam

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During the 1880s, Chinese people were targeted as ____________________ during an economic depression. They were blamed for causing economic problems not because they really caused those problems; they were just an easy target.

• Refugees

• Scapegoats

• Immigrants

• Migrants

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__________________ fleeing from the Dust Bowl and Vietnam have moved to Washington state in the past.

• Refugees

• Ethnicities

• Scapegoats

• Indigenous Americans

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An _________________ American is a native American.

• Emigrant

• Indigenous

• Colonial

• Immigrant

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When a person leaves a country to go live somewhere else, they are ___________________.

• Immigrating

• Emmigrating

• Nationalizing

• Assimilating

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My __________________ is American because I am a citizen of the USA.

• Nationality

• Ethnicity

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Which expert would ask the following question:

When did the Cold War between Russia and the United States begin?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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Which expert would ask the following question:

How does the stock market work?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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Which expert would ask the following question:

How does speaking in a different language change the way people think?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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Which expert would ask the following question:

Why is milk usually produced close to cities, while ranches that raise cattle for meat are farther away from cities?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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Which expert would ask the following question:

Is Vladimir Putin the legitimate, democratically-elected leader of Russia or is he a dictator who steals elections?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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Which expert would ask the following question:

How much does it cost to produce a laptop?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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Which expert would ask the following question:

Where did these important events occur?

• Historian

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Geographer

• Political Scientist

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When you are only part of communities that think the same way that you do, you are in an _______________________.

• Echo chamber

• Agenda

• Fake News

• Bat cave

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Misinformation, disinformation, propaganda and satire are all types of ___________________________.

• Agenda

• Echo chamber

• Clickbait

• Fake News

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Information that is intentionally incorrect that is spread in order to deceive or confuse people is called:

• Disinformation

• Echo chamber

• Satire

• Credible

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The black Death was spread by .......... and ..........

• Snakes

• Rats

• Fleas

• Flies

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Other than English and Social Studies, what other classes has Mr. Lambert taught at LMS?

• P.E.

• Game design

• Spanish

• Underwater Basket Weaving

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Which of the following foreign countries has Mr. Lambert lived in?

• Canada

• Ecuador

• Thailand

• Spain

• Indonesia

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Where did Mr. Lambert go to college?

• University of Washington

• Washington State University

• Lewis and Clarke College

• State University of New York

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What was your favorite subject this year?

• Science

• Math

• Electives

• English/Social Studies