What would you call someone who works with computers (installs, manages problems, etc.)?
Computer system administrator
Supervising employees, planning schedules, etc.
Who are teachers and teacher assistants responsible for?
Children
What do the words much and many talk about?
Quantity
What type of information do "who" questions ask about?
People
What is another word for boss?
Manager
What are two duties of a warehouse worker?
Receiving shipments, unloading materials, etc.
What are IT professionals responsible for?
Computers, data systems, software, hardward, etc.
What is an example of a count noun?
Apples, vegetables, tomatoes, oranges, carrots
What type of information do "where" and "when" questions ask about?
If someone works in nursing, what field are they in?
Healthcare
What is the main job duty of a chef?
Cooking
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Who are nurses responsible for?
Patients
What is an example of a non-count noun?
Bread, milk, tea, coffee, sugar, salt, water
What kind of information do "why" questions ask about?
Reason
What does an administrator do?
Oversees a system, manages problems, updates, paperwork
What kinds of buildings do AMTs work in?
Residential buildings (apartments, townhouses, condos, etc.)
Who is a responsible for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems?
HVAC technicians, maintenance technicians, etc.
Should this question use much or many?
How ___________ bread do you have?
much (non-count noun)
How do you write/say a "who" sentence asking about the subject of a sentence?
Who + verb
What career field is a receptionist in?
Customer Service
What kinds of regulations do pharmacy technicians have to follow?
Federal regulations
What parts of the body are phlebotomists responsible for?
Veins & blood
Should this sentence use much or many?
There are _______ kinds of bread at this market.
Many (counting the "kinds" of bread)
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
How do you write/say a "who" sentence asking about the object of a sentence?
Who + helping verb + subject + verb