What are we currently studying in World Issues?
Climate change
What website do we normally use to receive assignments?
Google Classroom
What unusual activity does your teacher do on weekends?
Flying
What year did WWII end?
1945
What Japanese term refers to the savory "fifth taste"?
Umami
How many major "Big Ideas" does our World Issues course use?
Four
What type of question often starts our class and requires actual thinking?
Warm-up / CTQ
What license did your teacher earn this summer?
Private Pilot
What event in 1914 triggered World War I?
Franz Ferdinand's assassination
Where do potatoes originate from? (continent)
South America
Which Big Idea focuses most directly on relationships between countries, groups, and societies?
Interdependence
What does "DOK" stand for?
Depth of Knowledge
In what U.S. city did your teacher complete much of his flight training?
Reno
What 1919 treaty formally ended the war between Germany and the Allies?
Treaty of Versailles
What chemical compound is primarily responsible for the burning sensation caused by chili peppers?
capsaicin
Name all four World Issues Big Ideas.
Humanity / Global Information / Interdependence / Geopolitics
Your group disagrees completely but must reach one final answer. What skill are you being forced to practice?
Collaboration
Before becoming a private pilot, what aviation milestone did your teacher have to complete alone?
What does this painting represent?

The Storming of the Bastille, during the French Revolution
What spice gives many Indian curries and dishes their distinctive yellow color and flavor?
Turmeric
Which Big Idea asks us to critically evaluate where our information comes from?
Global Information
Your teacher asks a question with no single correct answer and then asks "why?" What skill is probably being assessed?
Critical Thinking
What type of airplanes is your teacher allowed to fly?
Airplane, Single-Engine, Land
What 1991 event formally marked the end of the Soviet Union?
USSR dissolution
What extremely expensive spice comes from the stigma of a flower and must be harvested largely by hand?
Saffron