1) The class is divided into teams. (Each team may wish to come up with a team name.)

2) Each team sends one player for each round. The teacher will determine the number of questions in each round, depending on how many players are in the class.Ex: If there are 24 students in a class, there could be 4 teams of 6 or 6 teams of 4.

3) Determine which team goes first. (“I’m thinking of a number…”)

4) The student who gives the correct answer may choose the next category and amount.

Jobs:• Someone keeps score on the whiteboard.• Someone advances the slides: Hit 4 then Enter to return

to the Jeopardy board screen.

BE SMART: Use this game as a fun way to review. Even when it is not your turn to answer, think of your answer.

Students may remain in the game by following these expectations:

1) Accept the teacher’s judgment, without argument, regarding whether the answer given is correct or incorrect.

2) Remain silent during the game except when it is your turn to give an answer. That means no calling out answers or coaching another player.

3) Be respectful. That means no laughing at or teasing a player who makes a mistake.

Anyone violating one of these rules losesthe privilege of playing.

Click to begin.

Irregular Verbs Jeopardy::

Jeopardy Review Game

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Bite, Give,Write

Ride, Drive, Rise

Hide, Prove,Get

Eat, Fall,Speak, Break

Wake, Choose

Steal, Freeze

(bite) Yesterday a dog ____ me.

bit

(give) Yesterday, I _____ my book

to my friend.

gave

(write) I __________ a story last

month.

wrote

(bite) (Has / Have) a cat ever

______ you?

Has / bitten

(write) I (has / have)

______________ many stories since I started

school.

have written

(ride) He (has/have)

______________ his bike to school many times.

has ridden

(ride)Yesterday I _____________ in

my uncle’s car.

rode

(drive) She (has/have) never

_________ a truck.

has / driven

(rise) The sun _____________ in the east

every day.

rises

(rise) (Has / Have) the sun _____________ yet?

Has / risen

 (hide)

Last summer I _________ from my sister behind a

tree.

hid

(hide) He (has/have)

______________ behind the chair many times.

has hidden

(get) She (has/have) never

______________ a salad from McDonald’s.

has / gotten

(prove)(Has / Have) you ever

_______________ your age with an ID card?

Have / (proven/proved)

(prove) Yesterday I _______________ that I was 21 years old by showing

my ID.

proved

(eat) She (has / have) never

________________ breakfast in a restaurant.

has/ eaten

(fall) Last week my brother ___________________

out of bed.

fell

(fall) (Has / Have) he ever

__________________ out of a tree?

Has / fallen

(break) Joe (has/have)

_______________ two glasses since we bought

them.

has/broken

(speak) I __________ to your parents last week.

spoke

(wake) She always _______________ up at 6:00.

wakes

(wake) (Has/Have) your brother ever _______________ up

late?

Has / woken

(choose) Last year my parents ______________ to

come to America.

chose

(steal) Last week a thief ______ money from the bank.

stole

(freeze) Yesterday he __________________ ten

pounds of beef.

froze

Why is this sentence wrong?“He has gotten a speeding

ticket last night.”

We cannot use the present perfect tense (has / have + the participle) with finished time. So, we can say either:

“He has gotten a speeding ticket.” (no finished time)

or

“He got a speeding ticket last night.” (no “has”)