STARS Educational Options Jeopardy

Math

100

What is 3 + 2?

5

200

What is 15 - 8?

7

300

If a pizza is divided into 4 equal parts, and you eat 1 part, how much of the pizza is left?

3/4

400

Convert 1/2 to a decimal.

0.5

500

Solve for y: 4y - 3 = 21

y = 6

English

100

Which word is a noun? "dog", "run", "happy

"Dog"

200

What is the plural of "cat"?

"Cats"

300

What is the adjective in the sentence: "The big dog barked loudly."?

"Big"

400

What is a metaphor? Give an example.

A comparison of two things. Example: "Her eyes were stars."

500

Analyze the tone of this passage: "The wind howled through the trees as the storm approached."

The tone is dark and ominous.

Learn Your Style

100

You need to learn how to use a new phone or computer. How would you figure out how it works?

• Visual Learners might prefer to look at the screen, read the instructions, or watch videos.
• Kinesthetic Learners might try pressing buttons and experimenting with the device.
• Auditory Learners might ask someone to explain the features or listen to tutorials.

200

When you’re trying to solve a problem, do you prefer to work through it yourself, ask someone for advice, or look for examples online?

• Kinesthetic Learners likely prefer working through it themselves.
• Auditory Learners may ask for advice or listen to others’ opinions.
• Visual Learners may look for diagrams, videos, or step-by-step instructions online.

300

When you’re trying to remember a new phone number or address, how do you usually do it?

• Auditory Learners might repeat it aloud or listen to someone else say it.
• Visual Learners might write it down or imagine the numbers.
• Kinesthetic Learners might associate the number with physical movements or gestures.

400

You are in a group and have to remember the details of a conversation or meeting. How do you keep track of the important points?

• Auditory Learners will likely rely on hearing the conversation or may repeat it aloud to themselves.
• Visual Learners may take notes or remember the visual cues during the conversation.
• Kinesthetic Learners might recall how they felt or the actions they were involved in during the meeting.

500

When you’re in a new place or setting, how do you get familiar with it?

• Visual Learners may look around, observe the layout, or use maps and signs.
• Kinesthetic Learners might explore by walking around and touching objects or using the space.
• Auditory Learners may listen for sounds or ask someone for directions or explanations

Science

100

How many legs does an insect have?

6

200

What is photosynthesis?

The process by which plants use sunlight to make food.

300

What is the chemical formula for water?

H₂O

400

What causes earthquakes?

Plate movements and the shifting of tectonic plates.

500

What is homeostasis?

Maintaining balance in the body.

WWYD?

100

You are planning a party for 20 people and need to decide how many pizzas to order. Each pizza has 8 slices. How many pizzas should you buy?

It depends! 

For example, If each person gets 1 slice of pizza, you should buy 3 pizzas. 

You would have 4 slices left over. Yum!

200

You are planning a road trip and need to choose between two routes: one is shorter but has a lot of traffic, the other is longer but has less traffic. Which route would you choose and why?

There is no wrong answer. 

Lets hear you out. Would anyone else like to share? 

300

You’re trying to complete a task, but you’re struggling to understand the instructions. 

What would you do to get the help you need?

There is no wrong answer. 

Is anyone willing to share what they think?

400

You have a few different tasks to do but no clear order in which to do them.

 How would you decide what to do first?

There is no wrong answer! 

Lets hear you out. Would anyone else like to share? 

500

A new activity is introduced, and you’re not sure if you’ll enjoy it or not.

 How do you decide if you want to try something new?

No wring answer!

Lets hear you out. 

Would anyone else like to share?