Living On One Dollar
Banana Farming
Life Of Mr. Rosenwald
Key Terms and Definitions
Mixed Bag
100

"We are not just fighting to better our lives. We are fighting to survive." - Who said this?

Anthony

100

Bananas are largely grown in these areas, which are large areas of land in hot locations

Plantations

100

Mr. Rosenwald's greatest non meat food craving, with the best in the world being in Japan

Sushi

100

Extreme level of poverty where a person or group can't have their needs met

Impoverished

100

Either of the 2 major sporting events Mr. Rosenwald taught you about at the beginning of the year in September

Jays 1993 World Series  

          or....

2010 Golden Goal

200

______ was a _____ ______ meaning he worked a different job everyday not knowing how much or when he would get paid.

Victor; day labourer

200

A major benefit of the banana industry for developing countries

It brings in lots of money and jobs to the area.

200

Something most boys/men wear at formal events that Mr. Rosenwald did not wear at his own wedding. 

Tie

200

The difference between a good and service and 1 example of each.

Good: product that can be purchased and used. (examples will vary)

Service: a task performed by one person or group for another (examples will vary)

200

Ethan Rosenwald loves this circular, carby food... some say it's the new breakfast for dinner!

Pancakes

300

The approximate cost of supplies needed to attend school in Guatemala that Chino's family sadly could not afford.

$25

300

Bananas are a '_______' of everyday life in developing countries meaning they are important and used almost every day.

cornerstone or staple

300

Mr. Rosenwald would always rather work in a classroom than an _____

(Hint: The missing blank is his favourite tv show)

The Office

300

The amount of money left over when all needs have been met

Surplus

300

Any 2 foods that start with the letter "W"

Answers will vary:

Waffles, Wontons, Watermelon, Wagyu, Walnuts, White Rice

400

4 fill in the Guatemala blanks:

1) ______ is the currency

2) _____ _____ is the town Chris, Zach and their crew spent time in

3) _____ _____ is the bank that requires lots of information from people to obtain a loan

4) _______ is a service that works with simpler items and supports with loans for the impoverished.

1) Quetzal

2) Pena Blanca

3) Banca Red

4) Grameen

400

The 3 main areas of focus of Fair Trade:

i) Better prices/wages    

 ii) Decent working conditions   

iii) A better deal for farmers and workers in developing countries 

400

The total number of years Mr. Rosenwald has been at Bialik both as a teacher and a student.

Hint: His last year at Bialik was the grade you are currently in.

21 years (8 as a student, 13 as a teacher)

400

The difference between sustainable and unsustainable resources and 1 example of each.

Sustainable resources- resources that can be renewed quickly and easily. Ex: bamboo, repurposed wood, water

Unsustainable resources- resources that cannot be renewed quickly and easily. Ex: oil, car gasoline, fossil fuels

400

The amount of Canadian PROVINCIAL capital cities that have an NHL hockey team.



3: Toronto Maple Leafs, Winnipeg Jets, Edmonton Oilers



500

The total approximate combined time that it would take to fly from Toronto to Guatemala City and then drive from Guatemala City to the small town that the university boys stayed in.

11 hours (approx. 5 hour flight- Toronto to GC... approx. 6 hour drive from GC to PC)

500

The banana industry generates _____ foreign exchange earnings

synonym for 'essential'

vital

500

One day in high school, Mr. Rosenwald showed up to class very tired and lazy to the point where he refused to participate in class. His teacher was not happy with him. This is because he was too full from eating lunch at this Canadian burger chain...


Harvey's

500

Synonym for the word buildings

Infrastructure

500

The year Mr. Rosenwald last taught Katie Hyman...

2018