Childhood (0-12)
Adolescence (13-18)
Young Adulthood (20-30)
Adulthood (30-50)
Future/Random
100

How do we start every Tuesday. 

2,2,2!

100

The average prom costs / spends / pays parents over £200 per teenager. 

The average prom costs parents over £200 per teenager. 

100

What are the two types of maturities. 

Physical and Emotional Maturity.

100

What is a milestone?

A significant stage or event in life. 

100

Where is Meaghan and Varya from?

Meaghan is from: San Francisco, California

Vaya is from: Sacramento, California

200

What is the word for opposite of strict?

Lenient

200

What is it called when you have a strong but temporary romantic attraction.

Crush

200

What is networking?

Making professional or social contacts to help in your career. 

200

GRAMMAR Adverbs: Put the following words in the correct spaces. 

They should handle  ______ ______ ______. 

1. Professionally

2. The

3. Situation

They should handle the situation professionally. 

200

What is a bucket-list? List 2 items on yours. 

A list of things that one has not done before but wants to do before dying.

300

What does "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree" mean. 

This is when a child is very similar to their parents. 

300

What does it mean to "pull an all nighter"? Give an example. 

Stay up all night to do something - for example; I pulled an all nighter studying for the exam. 

300

What were the two sides/arguments for the debate we had? 

1. Adulthood is from the age of 18 

2. Adulthood is from the age of 25

300

What is an Elevator Pitch? You can describe it, or the activity we did for it. 

When you have a limited amount of time (3 minutes) to 'pitch' an idea to someone. 
300
Recall one thing you learned about somebody else in the classroom, from the biographies. 

Person will confirm your answer. 

400

What does "Close-knit" mean? 

To have strong family relationships. 

400

What is the word for small, exclusive social groups, typically in highschools

Cliques

400

Fill in the blank: A ____ of passage. And define what it means. 

A rite of passage: A significant event marking a stage in life. 

400

Tell us the idiom for: "eating healthy food leads to good health".

You are what you eat. 

400

Name one Slavic superstition.

Whistling indoors: You will be poor/broke.

Tinnitus in right ear: Someone is talking about you

Hat on bed: Somebody has died/will die. 

Stepping over someones legs: They will stop growing.

Someone sneezing after you say something: It means what you said it true.

Odd number of flowers: Only for funerals, if gifted outside of funeral means you wish for their death.

Shaking hands/kissing over a threshold: “house spirit resides”, so to bridge the gap before fully inside is extremely bad luck


Empty bottle on the table: Simply bad luck


Sitting at the corner of the table: You will never be married, or have bad luck in relationships 

Spilling salt: Have many quarrels in life/family. Sprinkle sugar on top to fix this. 



500

When do Americans drink eggnog?

During Christmas. 

500

At what age do Americans typically learn to drive?


15

500

For the following, answer the question with good pronunciation and correct grammar:

How your identity is more concretely formed by experiences in your 20’s. 

We will be the judges. 

500
"Health is wealth" but at what price?

Estimate the average monthly price of health insurance/Hospital fee per day in the USA.

Health insurance monthly: $500-700

Daily hospital fee: $2,900

500

Fill in the blank for this conditional, and ensure to have good pronunciation!

"If Sally had _______ (think) about the choices, she _______ (should/pick) the fourth option."

"If Sally had thought about the choices, she should have picked the fourth option."

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