Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Jeopardy Game for
Cricket In Times Square
Bellinis
Smorgasbord Vocabulary
Chester
Money
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Where do the Bellinis work?
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Times Square Subway Station
Newsstand
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What does Mama Bellinis think
about Chester?
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She thinks he is an ugly, dirty
insect that carries germs.
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Where is the Bellinis’ newsstand?
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Times Square subway station
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How does Chester’s “chirping”
help the Bellinis?
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It attracts crowds and they buy
newspapers.
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What is Mama Bellinis favorite
type of music?
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Opera – especially Italian
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Why did Mario go to China Town?
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To buy a cricket cage or to find
out what crickets eat.
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Why is it unusual that Tucker and
Harry are friends?
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Mice and cats are usually
enemies.
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How does Chester learn his
songs?
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By listening to the radio
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What does Tucker use as a pillow
when he sleeps in the cricket
cage?
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Mama’s earring
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What started the fire at the
Bellinis’ newsstand?
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Tucker was dancing and knocked
over a box of matches.
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What does it mean to scrounge?
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To gather by scavenging or to
look through what others have
left over
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What is a jinx?
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Someone that brings bad luck.
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What is eavesdropping?
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To listen secretly to what others
are saying
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What is an amateur?
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Someone who lacks experience
or competence; not a
professional.
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What is an entomologist?
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Someone who studies insects.
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How did Chester end up in the
Times Square subway station?
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He jumped into someone’s picnic
basket and was carried on a train.
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How did Mario find Chester?
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He heard Chester chirping the the
corner.
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Why did Mama Bellini think that
Chester was a jinx?
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Mama said he ate the two dollars
and started the fire.
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What two kinds of games did
Mario and Chester like to play?
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Leap frog and Hide and Seek
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How does Chester make music?
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He rubs his wings together
causing ridges to vibrate.
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How much did Mario pay of the
cricket cage?
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15 cents
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How did Tucker mouse get his life
savings?
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He scrounged coins that people
had dropped.
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Why were the Bellinis in danger
of going broke?
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The newsstand was not attracting
much business so the Bellinis
were not making much money
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Who helped Chester replace the
two dollars that he had eaten?
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Tucker gave them his savings.
He and Harry brought the coins
to the newsstand one evening.
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Why did the Bellinis leave the
drawer to the cash register open
and lock the whole thing with a
big wooden cover?
$500
The drawer became stuck once
and the family was unable to
access the money. This was all
the money the family had.