WorksheetsJeopardy Review - Questions and Answers
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does it mean to "be present" in class?
Arriving on time, in uniform, seated, and ready to learn.
Talking with friends during class.
Using your phone while the teacher is speaking.
Leaving the classroom without permission.
Name 2 materials you are expected to bring every day.
Chromebook, charger, notebook, pen/pencil.
Tablet, headphones, calculator, ruler.
Smartphone, eraser, paintbrush, glue stick.
Laptop, mouse, colored pencils, stapler.
What are the 3 parts of your grade in class and their percentages?
Summative - 50%, Formative - 40%, Participation - 10%.
Summative - 40%, Formative - 50%, Participation - 10%.
Summative - 30%, Formative - 50%, Participation - 20%.
Summative - 60%, Formative - 30%, Participation - 10%.
What happens after your first academic integrity offense?
0 on assignment, redo with penalty, parent contact, counselor meeting.
Warning only, no further action.
Suspension from school immediately.
No consequences, just a note in your file.
What are 3 possible consequences for repeated academic dishonesty?
No credit, parent meeting, possible suspension or expulsion.
Extra credit, field trip, award ceremony.
Automatic graduation, scholarship, leadership position.
Free lunch, extended recess, class party.
What does GPA stand for?
Grade Point Average.
General Performance Assessment.
Graduate Program Application.
Global Positioning Algorithm.
What is the GPA for a B (83-86%)?
3.0
2.0
3.7
2.7
If you get 3 A's and 1 D, what might your GPA be?
Around 2.75 - 3.0.
Around 1.0 - 1.5.
Around 3.5 - 4.0.
Around 2.0 - 2.5.
Why does your GPA matter?
It affects college admissions and scholarships.
It determines your favorite subject.
It decides your height.
It changes your birth date.
Grades: A-, B+, C, B, A. Estimate GPA.
Approx. 3.2 - 3.4.
Approx. 2.0 - 2.2.
Approx. 4.0 - 4.2.
Approx. 1.0 - 1.2.
Name one benefit of going to college.
More career options or higher earnings.
Less social interaction.
Fewer learning opportunities.
Lower earning potential.
Why might someone not go to college right away?
To work, explore trades, or decide later.
Because college is only for athletes.
Because college is not available in any country.
Because everyone must join the military first.
Name 3 other options after high school.
Trade school, military, AmeriCorps.
Elementary school, daycare, preschool.
Retirement, senior center, nursing home.
Kindergarten, middle school, summer camp.
What career requires a college degree?
Teaching, nursing, or engineering.
Dog walking, babysitting, or lawn mowing.
Grocery bagging, newspaper delivery, or pet sitting.
House cleaning, car washing, or dishwashing.
Name a Boys' Latin alumni success story.
Officer Doug Osborne, Class of 2012.
Dr. Emily Carter, Class of 2010.
Chef Marcus Lee, Class of 2015.
Coach Sarah Bennett, Class of 2008.
What do the SAT and ACT measure?
Reading, writing, and math (ACT includes science).
History and geography.
Art and music.
Physical education and health.
Which test includes a science section?
ACT.
SAT.
GRE.
GMAT.
Score range for SAT and ACT?
SAT: 1600, ACT: 36.
SAT: 2400, ACT: 50.
SAT: 1200, ACT: 24.
SAT: 2000, ACT: 40.
How can test scores help you financially?
They can qualify you for scholarships.
They can increase your bank interest rate.
They can reduce your grocery bills.
They can lower your rent payments.
Why take the PSAT in 9th grade?
To practice for the SAT and assess skills.
To skip high school entirely.
To apply for college immediately.
To avoid taking any standardized tests in the future.
What does 'dual enrollment' mean?
Taking college classes in high school.
Attending two high schools at once.
Enrolling in two sports teams.
Taking online courses only.
2 things to do in 9th grade to prepare for your future?
Set goals and join clubs/teams.
Ignore your studies and relax.
Wait until senior year to start planning.
Skip extracurricular activities.
Why plan extracurriculars yearly?
To show growth and leadership.
To avoid making friends.
To reduce academic performance.
To skip important events.
2 Boys' Latin programs?
Leadership Academy, Nursing Pathway.
Robotics Club, Culinary Arts.
Marine Biology, Drama Club.
Business Management, Art History.
3 questions when planning life after HS?
What lifestyle? How do I learn? Ready for college?
What is my favorite color? Where do I want to travel? What is my pet's name?
How many friends do I have? What is my favorite food? What is my favorite movie?
What time do I wake up? What sports do I play? What is my favorite song?
What does it mean to be a WARRIOR at Boys' Latin? (Fill in the blank with the answer provided in the passage.)
Being a warrior means showing up every day with discipline and pride. It means taking responsibility for your learning, your actions, and your future. Warriors don't give up—they push through hard times and seek help when needed. At Boys' Latin, being a warrior also means lifting up your classmates and staying true to the values of respect, honesty, and excellence. Warriors lead by example—in school, at home, and in the community.
Being a warrior means always winning every competition and never making mistakes.
Being a warrior means focusing only on your own success and ignoring others.
Being a warrior means following the rules only when someone is watching.
