Judy Flores Jeopardy game

Leonides Morales High School

•Participants Group I•Perla Martínez Morales•Karianne Ramírez Torres •Nicole Ríos Antongiorgi •Carlene Ramos Rodríguez •Laura Vélez Cotte • Nataly Zaragoza Rodríguez


Participants Group II• Arelis Nuñez Santiago • Janilie Rodriguez Alameda• Vicmary Vargas Vargas • José D. Rodriguez Zapata • Crystal N. Garcia Cruz• Esteban U. Martinez Irizarry


Judges

• Ana Rosario Mulero – Physics teacher with an English teaching certificate

• Cynthia Delgado - English teacher 12th grade

• Evelyn Rivera –English teacher 11th grade

• Joanna Toro–English teacher 11th grade


Choose a category. You will answer a given question.

You must give the correct answer or

you will not gain points.

Click to begin.

The Philadelphia Experiment

LucidDreams

Carbon Footprint

The Bermuda Triangle

The legend of

Atlantis

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Entrance

100 Point QuestionThe Legend of Atlantis

•Who was the first person who talked about the Atlantis? and where did he mention it?

100 Point Answer The Legend of Atlantis

•Plato, he started mentioning Atlantis in his plays (Timaeus and Critias)

The Legend of Atlantis

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•Describe the continental drift theory?

200 Point AnswerThe Legend of Atlantis

•All the continents fit together, like a jigsaw puzzle.


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•Who was Edgar Cayce? And what did he say about his pass life?


•He was a clairvoyance. Who said that he had lived in Atlantis in his passed life.


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•Was Atlantis an island or a continent? Prove your answer.


•Atlantis was a continent because it was greater in extent than Libya and Asia.


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•Where did Plato's revelation of the continent of Atlantis come from?


•From a man name Solon.


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•Which prophecy that Edgar Cayce had made did not come to pass ?


•Cayce prophesized that the lost island of Atlantis would emerge from the ocean in 1968 or 1969.


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•Who is Poseidon and where did he live?


•Poseidon is the god of sea. He lived on the ocean floor


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•The symbols associated with Poseidon include:

800 Point AnswerThe legend of Atlantis

•Dolphins, tridents and three-pronged fish spears.

The legend of Atlantis

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100 Point QuestionThe Philadelphia

Experiment

•Another name for The Philadelphia Experiment

100 Point AnswerThe Philadelphia

Experiment

•Project Rainbow


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Experiment

•The name of the ship involved in the Philadelphia experiment.


Experiment

•The U.S.S Eldridge


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Experiment

•Whose theory was involved in the experiment?


Experiment

•Einstein’s Theory


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Experiment

•State the name of the theory involved in the experiment.


Experiment

•Unified Field Theory for Gravitation and Electricity


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Experiment

•What was the experiment suppose to achieve


Experiment

To create a ship that could not be detected by magnetic mines and or radar. (Invisibility)


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Experiment

•Who was the first person to come forward with the story of what happened that day of the experiment?


Experiment

•Carlos Miguele Allende


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Experiment

•State the name of the character who committed suicide and what was he about to do before committing suicide?


Experiment

Dr. Morris K. Jessup.He was about to reveal the true story of the Philadelphia experiment when he committed suicide .


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Experiment

•What was Bielek’s story of the occurrences of the Philadelphia Experiment ?


Experiment

He claims that he was transported in time to the future and that here in the future he was brainwashed by the U.S. Navy.


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100 Points Question The Bermudas Triangle

•Why is the Bermudas Triangle a topic of interest for many people?

100 Points Answer The Bermudas Triangle

•Because so many strange occurrences have taken place in this area

The Bermudas Triangle

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•Where is the area known as the Bermudas Triangle?


•Miami (Florida), Puerto Rico and Bermuda


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•To whom is attributed the disappearances and strange events that occurs in the Bermudas Triangle?


•extraterrestrials or aliens


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400 Points QuestionThe Bermudas Triangle

Richard McIver explanation of the frequent events of the Bermuda Triangle was:

• A. That there is hydrate and methane in the area causing danger to anything nearby.

• B. That there is metalloids and actinides in the area causing danger to everything near.

• C. The presences of Alkaline earth metals• causes the disturbance in the area.


•A. That there is hydrate and methane in the area causing danger to anything nearby.


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• In the sentence “no matter whether you choose to believe in one myth or other, or a combination, or simply believe the Bermuda Triangle is nothing more than a lot of hype.” hype means:

• A. publicity, propaganda • B. lies, fib • C. dishonest, untruth


•A. publicity, propaganda


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• In the sentence “His theory was that to the north of the Bermuda Triangle huge landslides occur on the continental shelf, which results in large stones and sludge falling rapidly to the sea floor. “ Sludge means:

• A. trash • B. mud • C. giant rocks


•B. mud


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700 Points Question DAILY DOUBLE


•What is point of view? According to the article “The Bermuda Triangle” What point of view was the author using in the text?


•Point of view is the perspective from which a speaker or writer recounts a narrative or presents information.

• It was written in the second person.


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•The meaning of landslide is •A. a slide made out of dirt•B. a piece of land that looks like a slide.

•C. mud slide or avalanche


•C. mud slide or avalanche


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100 Points QuestionLucid Dreams

•What is lucid dreaming?

100 Points AnswerLucid Dreams

•Lucid dreaming means dreaming while knowing that you are dreaming

Lucid Dreams

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• The term “Lucid dreams” was coined by___________who used the word "lucid" in the sense of mental clarity.

• A. Francisco Bonaparte • B. Frederik van Eeden • C. Frederick Van Helen


• B. Frederik van Eeden

Lucid Dreams

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•Why are therapists using “Lucid dream” as a therapy? (in your own words)


•To reduce nightmares or guide the waking patient toward having a mastery dream using the conscious mind to control the wild ways of the unconscious.

Lucid Dreams

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• What is “in vivo desensitization?• A . a treatment used to create a sensitive

atmosphere to the dreamer.• B. a treatment where people are exposed while

awake to what may be haunting them in their sleep.

• C. a treatment to create an atmosphere full of exciting adventures .


•B. a treatment where people are exposed while awake to what may be haunting them in their sleep.

Lucid Dreams

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500 Points Question Lucid Dreams

How can lucid dreamer change their dream or reduce their fear?


•Because they are taught to become aware that they are dreaming while the dream is in progress.

Lucid Dreams

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•In the sentence “As they are drifting off to sleep”, drifting means:

•A. move from one condition to another

•B. to carry•C. to transform a dream from

good to evil

600 Points Answer Lucid Dreams

•A. move from one condition to another

Lucid Dreams

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•emerge means•A. to come back•B. come out, appear•C. to recover something lost


•B. come out, appear

Lucid Dreams

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•Three techniques used by therapist to reduce nightmares are:

• A. Interpersonal Interventions , live dissemination and dream formation

• B. Performance involvement, in vivo dream maker and dream formation

• C. Behavioral interventions, in vivo desensitization and dream incubation.


•C. Behavioral interventions, in vivo desensitization and dream incubation.

Lucid Dreams

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100 Point QuestionCarbon Footprint

•State in your own words, what is carbon footprint ?

100 Points AnswerCarbon Footprint

•Carbon footprint is a measure of the exclusive global amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases emitted by a human activity.

Carbon Footprint

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200 Points Question Carbon Footprint

• In the following sentence “Can the soul subdue the ego; can we unmask our human lies? Subdue means:

• A. restrain, suppress or hold back.

• B. desire• C. to reverse or erase

200 Points Answer Carbon Footprint

• A. restrain, hold back

Carbon Footprint

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•What is the greenhouse effect ?


•is a gas in an atmosphere that absorbs and emits radiation within the thermal infrared range.

Carbon Footprint

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400 Point Question Carbon Footprint

•Greenhouse gases include:•A. water vapor, carbon dioxide and alkali metals

•B. carbon dioxide, alkali metals and lanthanides

•C. water vapor, carbon dioxide and methane


•C. water vapor, carbon dioxide and methane

Carbon Footprint

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500 Point Question Carbon Footprint

•What is global warming?

•In your own words.

500 Point Answer Carbon Footprint

•a sustained increase temperature of the earth's atmosphere sufficient to cause climatic change.

Carbon Footprint

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•Mention what is the most important factor that is causing global warming?


•greenhouse gas emissions

Carbon Footprint

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• In the sentence ”The earth simply can’t cope with a worldwide jump in meat and dairy consumption”

• cope with meansA. surprise, shocking B. handle, manageC. transaction


B. handle, manage

Carbon Footprint

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•In the sentence “Livestock’s contribution to environmental problems is on a massive scale”, Livestock means:

•A. abandoned animals•B. animals kept on farms•C. animals kept on leash


•B. animals kept on farms

Carbon Footprint

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Final Question

• What are the similarities between The Legend of Atlantis, The Philadelphia Experiment and The Bermuda Triangle?

Final Answer

•All the stories are just theories and are not proven to be true

ParticipantsGroup I

•Arelis Nuñez Santiago • Janilie Rodriguez Alameda•Vicmary Vargas Vargas• José D. Rodriguez Zapata •Crystal N. Garcia Cruz•Esteban U. Martinez Irizarry

Participants Group II

● Perla Martínez Morales • Karianne Ramírez Torres • Nicole Ríos Antongiorgi• Carlene Ramos Rodríguez • Laura Vélez Cotte• Nataly Zaragoza Rodríguez

Special Thanks to:

•Carlos Molina- Director of Leonides Morales High school

•Evelyn Rivera - English teacher • Jesus Negron- The Librarian• Joanna Toro - English teacher •Ana Rosario Mulero- Physics

Teacher

Special invitation to

• Eileen Blau – Professor from UPRM• Joan Baker – Professor from UPRM• Ramonita Valle – English Teacher• Blanca Irizarry – Science Teacher• David Beauchamp - History

Teacher• Freddie Natal -Spanish Teacher


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