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All About Bears
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Footwear
Final Jeopardy
Category: The Natural World
Category: The Natural World
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A system of fortified walls with a roadway along the top, constructed as an ancient defense for China.
What is the Great Wall of China?
200
Baby bears, seen here gathered around their mother, are referred as THIS.
What are cubs?
200
A game combining elements of baseball and soccer, in which an inflated ball is thrown to a player who must use their feet to hit it and proceed to run across bases.
What is kickball?
200
You probably wear THESE soft, casual shoes regularly. They have a rubber sole that can squeak against floors sometimes, so you many not be very quiet despite their name!
What are sneakers?
400
This iron tower is located in Paris, France and is named after the French engineer who also contributed to the building of the Statue of Liberty.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
400
Bears have an incredibly strong sense of THIS, and some have been known to use this sense to track their prey for as far as 18 miles!
A. Sight
B. Smell
C. Taste
D. Hearing
E. Touch
What is smell?
400
A version of the fictional game played in the Harry Potter series. Players have positions such as "Chasers", "Keepers", and even "Seekers" who attempt to catch the snitch (the snitch, in this game, is a person running around the field and NOT a magical flying ball)!
Yes, really!
What is Quidditch (or Muggle Quidditch)?
400
These cozy shoes can be worn around the house, and can be easily put on and taken off, giving them THIS name.
Bunny ears optional!
What are slippers?
600
An ivory-white marble building, located in Agra, India.
What is the Taj Mahal?
600
The condition or period of an animal spending the winter in a dormant state. Grizzly bears do this.
What is hibernation?
600
A game in which players hit a lightweight ball back and forth across a table using small rackets.
What is ping-pong or table tennis?
600
These flipper-like accessories allow the wearer to swim through water with ease.
What are fins?
800
Due to an unstable foundation, this Italian tower leans at an angle of nearly four-degrees, giving it its famous name!
What is the Leaning Tower of Pisa?
800
The most carnivorous member of the bear family. This bear lives within the Arctic Circle and primarily hunts seals.
What are polar bears?
800
The oldest organized sport in North America. Players use special sticks to carry, pass, and shoot the ball into the opponent's goal.
What is Lacrosse?
800
Traditionally feminine shoes; this fancy form of footwear makes the wearer stand a few inches taller than their regular height.
What are high heels?
1000
Built by an ancient culture that left no written records, this prehistoric structure found in Wiltshire, England, still remains a mystery as to how or why it was made...
What is Stonehenge?
1000
About 98% of the grizzly bear population in the U.S. live in THIS very cold state.
What is Alaska?
1000
This sport usually involves only two opponents who duel one another with swords (sometimes called foils or sabers) according to a set of rules in order to score points.
What is fencing?
1000
Traditional versions of THIS flat foot-accessory resemble tennis rackets, and are attached to the sole of boots when traveling across soft, powdery stretches of frozen water.
What are snow shoes?
1000
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This volcano is erupting with lava pouring out of it! Before the lava reaches the surface and is still underneath the Earth, the hot, molten rock is instead called THIS.
What is magma?