Japanese Jeopardy

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Japanese Jeopardy Answer the answers with questions. Or question the answers… じじじじじじじ(Just kidding….) Rules :

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Japanese Jeopardy. Rules:. Answer the answers with questions. Or question the answers… じょうだんです。 (Just kidding….). PROCEDURES. We will have 2 teams. To be fair, we will decide on which team goes first by Janken. Each team gets 2 turns. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Japanese JeopardyAnswer the answers with questions.

Or question the answers…

じょうだんです。 (Just kidding….)

Rules:

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PROCEDURES• We will have 2 teams. • To be fair, we will decide on which team goes first by Janken.

• Each team gets 2 turns.• You will have 30 seconds to answer the question every turn.

• To select a question, ask for a category and a point value. For example, Kana for 100.

Details will be explained on the next slide….

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RULES• Do not say or shout answers ever. If you do so, your team will lose 5 pts each time.

• If a student gets the question right, he/she will select another question.

• If a student gets a question wrong, another student on the team may answer the question by raising his/her hand. He will be called by Mrs. Oda and then may show the answer on the board within 30 seconds. When the first team has had 2 turns, the other team now gets 2 turns.

• If neither team can answer a question correctly, the points will be lost.

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Category 1

KANA

Category 2

TANGO 1

Category 3

TANGO 2

Category 4

BUNPOU

Category 5

BUNKA

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Katakana “ta” for tadpole….

Kana for 10 points

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How do you spell “rodeo”in Katakana?

Kana for 20 points

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1. Spell “hitorikko” in hiragana.

2. What does it mean in English?

Kana for 30 points

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Kana for 40 points

How do you write the following words

in Katakana?

• London

• Stuntman

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Translate and write “My family likes rodeo.”

in hiragana

Kana for 50 points

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Tango 1 for 10 points

How do you say in Japanese “younger sister”

for someone else’s family?

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Tango1 for 20 points

“everyone” in Roma-ji

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Tango 1 for 30 points

English translation for

きょうだい

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Tango 1 for 40 points

How do you say someone else’s

“grandmother” and “grandfather” in Japanese?

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English Translation for

Pleasanton に すんでいます .

Tango 1 for 50 points

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“hitori” in Kanji?

Tango 2 for 10 points

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Read 四人 .

Tango 2 for 20 points

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“How many people”in Japanese?

Tango 2 for 30 points

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Tango 2 for 40 points

How do you say the following in Japanese?

“There is/ are.”

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Tango 2 for 50 points

父は、にほん人です。

1.Read and write how to read the above 2 kanji characters.

2. Write English translation of the sentence.

 

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How do you say“There are 3 family members.”

in Japanese?

Bunpou for 10 points

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How do you say the following in Japanese?

1. I like ____.

2. I love_____.

Bunpou for 20 points

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Translate the following into Japanese:

“How many in your family?”

Bunpou for 30 points

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Bunpou for 40 points

Explain the difference between は (wa) and が (ga) in the following sentences:

1. あに が います。2.あね は いません。

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How do you say and write the following

in Japanese?

1. My older sister and younger brother live in Pleasanton (プレゼントン ).

2. There are (I have) 2 cousins.

Bunpou for 50 points

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What do origami cranes symbolize in Japan?

Bunka for 10 points

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Bunka for 20 points

September 15 is a national holiday in Japan called けいろうのひ  (Keiro no Hi).,

What is けいろうのひ known for?

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Name the city in Japan that Mrs. Oda is from.

Bunka for 30 points

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How many main islands does Japan have?Name them.

Bunka for 40 points

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Bunka for 50 points

How many children does

the current Japanese prince and princess have?