BOOK JEOPARDY A Social Game for Book Lovers

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How to play Book Jeopardy: �For the ultimate in entertainment, play with 2 or more people, individually or as a team �Players alternate turns �Each player picks an “answer” and must guess the “question” that goes with it �Player picks a category and point value to see the “answer” �Answers must be given in a “question” format to earn the points �The player or team with the most points wins! �Be sure to keep track of your points! Play Game Quit

NEWBERY AWARD WINNERS BANNED BOOKS NAME THE NOVEL FAMOUS OPENING LINES FAMOUS CHARACTERS 100. 0 100. 1 100. 2 100. 3 100. 4 200. 0 200. 1 200. 2 200. 3 200. 4 300. 0 300. 1 300. 2 300. 3 300. 4 400. 0 400. 1 400. 2 400. 3 400. 4 500. 0 500. 1 500. 2 500. 3 500. 4 Final Jeopardy

Newbery Award Winners – 100. 0 This 1994 winner by Lois Lowry is set in a utopian society, where a boy named Jonas becomes the new “Receiver of Memory”.

Newbery Award Winners – 100. 0 What is The Giver?

Newbery Award Winners – 200. 0 Katherine Paterson’s 1978 winner was made into a Disney movie in 2007. It is about two kids who create their own fantasy world.

Newbery Award Winners – 200. 0 What is Bridge to Terabithia?

Newbery Award Winners – 300. 0 This 1968 winner by E. L. Konigsburg is about a brother and a sister who runaway to New York City and live in a museum.

Newbery Award Winners – 300. 0 What is From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler?

Newbery Award Winners – 400. 0 This 2009 winner by Neil Gaiman is about a boy named Nobody Owens who is raised by ghosts in a graveyard after his family is murdered.

Newbery Award Winners – 400. 0 What is The Graveyard Book?

Newbery Award Winners – 500. 0 Louis Sachar’s 1999 winner is set at Camp Green Lake, a juvenile detention camp for boys located in a desert wasteland.

Newbery Award Winners – 500. 0 What is Holes?

Banned Books – 100. 1 Mark Twain’s 1884 American classic was first banned in 1885 in Concord, MA. Frequent challenges have centered around its portrayal of racism.

Banned Books – 100. 1 What is The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?

Banned Books – 200. 1 This 1987 Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Toni Morrison gets parental complaints frequently due to its sexual content, violence, and portrayal of bestiality.

Banned Books – 200. 1 What is Beloved?

Banned Books – 300. 1 Daily Double!!! You get to select your own wager! How much are you willing to risk?

Banned Books – 300. 1 This Harper Lee classic from 1960 gets challenged by those who believe it promotes white supremacy.

Banned Books – 300. 1 What is To Kill a Mockingbird?

Banned Books – 400. 1 This J. D. Salinger 1951 novel with Holden Caulfield has been called obscene, foul, and unmoral by those who try to ban it.

Banned Books – 400. 1 What is Catcher in the Rye?

Banned Books – 500. 1 This 1903 Jack London novel about a man and a dog was considered too violent and radical and was even burned in Nazi Germany bonfires.

Banned Books – 500. 1 What is The Call of the Wild?

Name the Novel – 100. 2 Elizabeth Bennet

Name the Novel – 100. 2 What is Pride and Prejudice?

Name the Novel – 200. 2 Atticus Finch

Name the Novel – 200. 2 What is To Kill a Mockingbird?

Name the Novel – 300. 2 Jo March

Name the Novel – 300. 2 What is Little Women?

Name the Novel – 400. 2 Jay Gatsby

Name the Novel – 400. 2 What is The Great Gatsby?

Name the Novel – 500. 2 Scarlett O’Hara

Name the Novel – 500. 2 What is Gone With the Wind?

Famous Opening Lines – 100. 3 “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness…”

Famous Opening Lines – 100. 3 What is A Tale of Two Cities?

Famous Opening Lines – 200. 3 “Call me Ishmael. ”

Famous Opening Lines – 200. 3 What is Moby-Dick?

Famous Opening Lines – 300. 3 “All children, except one, grow up. ”

Famous Opening Lines – 300. 3 What is Peter Pan?

Famous Opening Lines – 400. 3 “He was an old man who fished alone in a skiff in the Gulf Stream and he had gone eighty-four days now without taking a fish. ”