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Categories

Created by Lynne CrandallUniversity of Michigan

Revised by Mark KondrakCLA Language Center

University of Minnesota

Jeopardy

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Utah “Grab Bag”

Trappers and

Explorers

American Indians Loved

the Land

Early People

Lived Here

Natural Utah

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What region of the United

States do you live in?

Natural Utah 100 Points

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Natural Utah 100 Points

The West

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Natural Utah200 Points

This land formation is a high, wide, flat area

that often ends with a steep cliffs. They

look like tables, what are they called?

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Plateau

Natural Utah 200 Points

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Natural Utah

300 PointsWhat is the name of this famous arch?

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Natural Utah 300 Points

Delicate Arch

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What is one cause that proves that

Utah’s land is still changing?

(Hint: It is a natural disaster)

Natural Utah 400 Points

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Earthquakes

Natural Utah 400 Points

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Name the 5 National Parks in Utah

Natural Utah 500 Points

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Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands,

Zion, Capital Reef

Natural Utah 500 Points

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What does the word “History”

mean?

Early People Lived Here 100 Points

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Early People Lived Here 100 Points

What happened in the past

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Early People Lived Here 200 Points

What kinds of things do we have

to prove that American Indians

lived here since they did not have

a formal written language?

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Petra glyphs, Artifacts from their time

Early People Lived Here 200 Points

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Early People Lived Here 300 Points

What is this called and why?

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Early People Lived Here 300 Points

It is called Newspaper Rock because it

told stories of what was happening.

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What is a nomadic hunter?

Early People Lived Here 400 Points

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Someone who traveled around

following the animals they were

hunting.

Early People Lived Here 400 Points

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What was the name of the weapon the

desert gatherers invented to help them

hunt?

Early People Lived Here 500 Points

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Atlatl

Early People Lived Here 500 Points

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What interesting way did the

Paiutes use to get an animal out of

it’s burrow?

American Indians 100 Points

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American Indians 100 Points

They would stick a hook in the hole

and hook the animal.

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American Indians 200 Points

What was the name of a Navajo

home and which way did it face?

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It was called a Hogan and it faced East

toward the rising sun.

American Indians 200 Points

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American Indians 300 Points

What was the Piute home the “wiki-

up” made of?

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American Indians 300 Points

Branches and Brush

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Why didn’t American Indians dug up

the land in the springtime?

American Indians 400 Points

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They believed that it was just like a

newborn child and brand new at the

time and should not be destroyed.

American Indians 400 Points

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Name the 5 Native Indian groups that lived

in Utah

American Indians 500 Points

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Goshutes, Piutes, Utes, Shoshones,

and Navajos

American Indians 500 Points

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What were the names of the two men

sent to find a route from Sante Fe, NM

to Monterey, CA?

Trappers and Explorers 100 Points

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Trappers and Explorers 100 Points

Fathers Dominguez and Escalante

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Trappers and Explorers 200 Points

Why was the beaver an important

animal in Utah at the time of trappers

and explorers?

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The beaver was in high demand

because people wanted to wear beaver

hats and clothing to stay warm so they

were worth a lot of money to those

who hunted them.

Trappers and Explorers 200 Points

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Trappers and Explorers 300 Points

Why did the Trappers and American

Indians not always get along?

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Trappers and Explorers 300 Points

The trappers were entering American

Indian land without permission to

hunt.

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What was the name of the Utah

explorer who was born a slave in

Virginia?

Trappers and Explorers 400 Points

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James Beckwourth

Trappers and Explorers 400 Points

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Explain what a Rendezvous is and why it

was important to the trappers.

Trappers and Explorers 500 Points

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A rendezvous is a place where trappers would go once a

year to sell their furs and buy supplies for the entire year.

Trappers and Explorers 500 Points

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What is the state capital of Utah?

Utah Grab Bag 100 Points

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Utah Grab Bag 100 Points

Salt Lake City

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Utah Grab Bag 200 Points

What is the name of the mountain range

that you can see?

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Wasatch Front

Utah Grab Bag 200 Points

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Utah Grab Bag 300 Points

What is the name of the largest body

of water in Utah?

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Utah Grab Bag 300 Points

The Great Salt Lake

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Locate Utah on this map

Utah Grab Bag 400 Points

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Name at least 3 counties in the

state of Utah

Utah Grab Bag 500 Points

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Utah Grab Bag 500 Points

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Good Job You Made IT!

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