Thursday, 5/22/03
Warm Up.

1. Which citation is correct?
• a) ...over 1500 dolphins were accidentally netted by tuna fleets in 1999 ("Dolphins Endangered by Tuna Fishing" C4). Most of them...
• b) ...there are over 75 species of dolphin (Dolphins, 231), and most of them...
• c) ...a student leaving high school after four years has spent more time in front of the television than in the classroom. (Jones 51)
• d) ...older children watch twenty-five hours a week, and high school students watch twelve to fifteen hours of  television a week (ParentWeb).
2. (3) What's wrong with each of the other three?
3. First Period
• Dr. Suess's real name was: a) Ted Gordon. b) Theodor Geisel. c) Theodore Gifford. d) Ted Gilman
• Opening Day at Disneyland was called ________ ________.
4. Third Period.
• The last name of the first man to climb Mount Everest was... a) Geisel. b) Hillary. c) Williams. d) Edmunds.
• What state was Elvis born in? a) Missouri. b) Texas. c) South Carolina. d) Mississippi.
5. Fourth Period.
• William Shakespeare wrote at least ______ plays. a) 102.  b) 38.  c) 50.  d) 62.
• The Nissan automobile used to be called _________ in the US.
6. Fifth Period.
• George Washington grew up on what kind of farm?
• Jacques Cousteau's research ship was called The ___________. (Hint: Type of music.)
7. Sixth Period
• What war was Florence Nightingale famous for working during? a) WW I. b) WW II. c) The War of 1812. d) The Crimean War.
• All of the following are listed as advantages of dams, except... a) power generation. b) flood control. c) wildlife habitat. d) recreation.

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