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The Last Stand: Trivia Game

Supplementary Resource

Grade Level: 9-12

Duration: 30 Minutes

Audience: Students, Educators

Battles & Campaigns

Japan & the Pacific

For the Classroom

Teks

United States since 1877: US.7C, US.7D, US.7D, US.7E, US.7F

Materials

The Last Stand Answer Sheet (Included)
Pen or Pencils
Questions (Sample Questions included)
Projector (Optional)

National Standards

Era 8

Activity Description:

Be the last one standing as students prove their knowledge over key concepts of World War II. During this activity, you will present open ended questions for students to answer. Students will need to listen closely to their classmate's responses and compare them to their own. Be the last one standing by coming up with unique answers to the prompts.

Downloadable Resources

Activity

The Last Stand Review Game PDF

This document contains teacher instructions and rules for the game.

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