Phrasal Verbs
Homophones (words that are different, but sound the same)
American History
American Holidays
Final Jeopardy
100

This phrasal verb uses the verb to look, and means to try to find something

What is to look for?

100

This doesn't need to be a question.
Write a sentence using both homophones for "your"

Any correct sentences using your and you're

100

This is the country that the US declared its independence from in 1776

What is the United Kingdom or British Empire?

100

This holiday is all about giving and receiving gifts. A fat man enters your home through your chimney, and leaves presents under a decorated tree

What is Christmas?

100

These are some common Thanksgiving traditions. (name 3)

What are...
- visiting family
- having a feast
- playing Football
- watching the parade?
- Black Friday shopping
- Any others are acceptable as long as they are reasonable for thanksgiving

200

These both use the verb 'fill' and mean to complete a form or paper, even though the prepositions used are opposites.

Format: What is the difference between ___ and ___?

What is the difference between "fill in" and "fill out"?

200

This doesn't need to be a question.
Use the verb which sounds like the word "where" in a sentence.

Any correct sentence using wear

200

This is the date which a terrorist attack destroyed the World Trade Center in New York City

(Month, Date, Year)

What is September 11th, 2001?

200

This holiday involves a large bunny, which leaves eggs filled with candy for you to find in your yard.

What is Easter?

300

Both of these use the verb to eat, but the first is when you eat at home, and the second is when you eat at a restaurant.

Format: What is the difference between ___ and ___?

What's the difference between "eating in" and "eating out"?

300

This doesn't need to be a question.
Write a sentence using each homophone for "two"

Any correct sentences using to, two, and too

300

This iconic statue in New York was originally a gift from France.

What is the Statue of Liberty?

300

Although not nationally recognised as a holiday, this day is a celebration of "practical jokes, hoaxes, and pranks"

What is April Fools Day?

400

This phrasal verb uses the verb to come, and is what you say when you get busy and need to cancel a plan.

What does it mean for something to come up?

400

This doesn't need to be a question.
Write a sentence using each homophone for "there"

Any correct sentences using there, they're, and their

400

This is the largest issue which caused the American Civil War in 1861

What is Slavery?

400

Called by its date, this day is also known as Independence Day in the USA, celebrating the anniversary of when the founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence

What is the 4th of July?

500

These are the two potential meanings of "blowing up balloons"

What are inflating and exploding

500

This is what someone should have said if they said "should of"

(this does need to be a question)

What is "should have"?

500

Along with the United Kingdom, France, and the USSR (after 1941), this is the team that the USA fought on in the second world war

What is the Allied Powers or Allies?

500

People often begin their Christmas and New Year's celebrations the night before the actual holiday, having a celebration of this name.

What are Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve?

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