Guess Who
Who is Liz?
The name of the play we read.
What is A Raisin in the Sun?
Staying six feet apart
What is social distancing?
During this type of drill we lock the door, pull the shade, and continue doing what we were doing before.
What is shelter in place?
Many colleges require students to take these types of classes in the first two years before taking major classes.
What are prerequisites/general education classes?
The ringer in all of our game shows.
Who is Jay?
The name of the main character in The Catcher in the Rye.
Who is Holden Caulfield?
One of two types of bread popularly baked throughout the pandemic.
What is banana and sourdough?
Though it's supposed to be dry, you can often find a lot of water here.
What is under the stage?
This college had the lowest acceptance rate in 2020.
What is Stanford (4%)?
This person lives across the street from Ms. Sofen.
Who is Aaron?
This American literary movement emphasized valuing nature, individuality, and self-determination.
What is Trascendentalism?
A combination of in-person and virtual learning.
What is hybrid?
Permission to leave school at lunch.
What is senior privilege?
The most popular college major.
What is Business?
This person is originally from Utah.
Who is Ian?
Freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution to all US citizens to protect them from tyranny.
What are civil liberties?
The absurdly useless yet required item that interfered with actual learning.
What are the shields?
The club for which students create and present marketing plans.
What is DECA?
Where most freshmen are required to live.
What is in the dorm/on campus?
This Sussex Tech student is studying cosmetology.
Who is Jenna?
The main subject of the book The Things They Carried.
What is the Vietnam War?
One of the first two coronavirus vaccines.
What are Pfizer and Moderna?
The number of different schedules we had this year.
What is four?
(Friday all 8 periods; regular; 1/2 day all 8 periods; 1/2 day am/pm classes)
The average yearly cost of room and board at most colleges.
What is around $10,000?