Jeopardy

College Jeopardy: 

College Jeopardy

Game Rules:: 

Game Rules: Once the a question has been chosen it will appear on the screen. As soon as you know the answer raise your hand. Do not begin to answer the question until you have been called on. If question is not answered other players will have an opportunity to answer. If anyone shouts out an answer the question will be discarded and the point value will be deducted from the team score.

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100 How many years of Laboratory Science are required by the State of California for High School Graduation? 2 years including a life biological and a physical sciences. Slide 2

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200 Name the course…. The state of California requires 2 years of this course to graduate from High school, but the University of California or the California State University System do not require it for admission. Physical Education Slide 2

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300 Name two subjects required for high school graduation in California under Social Studies. US History, World History/Cultures or American Government/ Economics. Slide 2

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400 Who or what establishes California’s minimum course requirements for high school? California Education Code Slide 2

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500 What is the State of California’s Foreign Language requirement for high school graduation? None. One year of foreign language or one year of visual performing arts. Slide 2

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100 For Freshmen Admission into the CSU and the UC system, how many years of Electives do you need? 1 year of a College Prep elective Slide 2

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200 What is the minimum GPA requirement for eligibility in to the California State University System? 2.0 Slide 2

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300 Both the UC & CSU systems have the same A-G course requirements. Both systems also require the SAT I. However the UC system has two other requirements the CSUs don’t, one is the personal statements, which is the other? SAT II Slide 2

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400 In order for a course to be counted by the university system, you must pass the class with a minimum letter grade of… “C” Slide 2

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500 How many years of Mathematics does the University of California system recommend for admission? 4 years including Algebra I, Geometry & Algebra II (Integrates Math 1 – III) Slide 2

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100 What does UC and CSU stand for? UC = University of California CSU = CA State University Slide 2

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200 Double Jeopardy! Slide 2

Double Jeopardy! Slide 2: 

Double Jeopardy! Slide 2 Name the oldest California State University. San Jose State University

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300 Name four UC campuses. Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, Merced, Riverside, San Diego, San Francisco, Sta. Barbara & Sta. Cruz Slide 2

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400 Name 4 out of the 8 Ivy-League School. Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton & Yale Slide 2

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500 Which of the 8 Ivy-League schools is not among the top 20 universities in the country? Brown Slide 2

Top 10: Slide 2: 

Top 10: Slide 2 Harvard Princeton Yale MIT Cal-Poly Duke Stanford Penn Dartmouth Washington University (St. Louis)

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100 What test is required by both the CSU and the UC system for admission? SAT I Slide 2

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200 What other test will the university system accept instead of the SAT I? ACT = American College Test Slide 2

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300 What is the difference between the SAT I and the ACT? SAT: Verbal & Math ACT: Verbal, Math, Social Studies & Science Slide 2

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400 Which is the only way to avoid taking the entry level placement tests if you are an incoming freshmen into a California State University System? A score of 550 or better on each subject in the SAT I. Slide 2

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500 Name the CSU English & Math entry Placement test. ELM = Entry Level Mathematic EPT = English Placement Test Slide 2

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100 How many CA state universities are there? 23 Bakersfield, CA Maritime Academy, Channel Islands, Chico, Dominguez Hills, Fresno, Fullerton, Hayward, Humboldt, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Monterey Bay, Northridge, Pomona, San Bernardino, San Luis Obispo, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, San Marcos, Sonoma & Stanislaus. Slide 2

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200 -b + (b^2 – 4ac) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2a Slide 2 State the Quadratic Formula?

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300 Who sings “A New Beginning,” “Emotionless,” “Wondering,” “Life Styles of the Rich and the Famous,” “The Young and the Hopeless” & “The Anthem” Good Charlotte Slide 2

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400 Who I’m I: I received the Nobel Prize in Nuclear Science, but did not graduate from high school. I also said “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Albert Einstein Slide 2

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500 State the A-G Requirements. 4 yrs. of English, 3 yrs. of Math, 2 yrs. of Lab Science, 2 yrs. of History, 2 yrs. of Foreign Language, 1 yr. of visual/performing arts & 1 yr. Of a college prep elective. Slide 2