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Bridal Shower

Transcript: Wedding Trivia! Q1: What musical act did the Coleman siblings often perform as children? a) The Sound of Music b) Beethoven’s 5th Symphony c) Spice Girls concerts d) None (…the Coleman kids are not musically inclined) c) SPICE GIRLS Title Q2: Which one was Sinead? a)Posh Spice b) Sporty Spice c) Ginger Spice d) Scary Spice e) Baby Spice Q3: In 1949, 78.8% of all households contained married couples. How many households have married couples in 2019? a) 65.4 b) 48.2 c) 30.1 d) 15.7 b) 48.2 Q4) what is the median age of marriage for women in the US (2020) ? c) 28 years for women (31 for men) a) 34 b) 31 c) 28 d) 26 Q5: How long did the longest marriage last? a) 78 years b) 80 years c) 84 years d) 90 years d) 90 years Karam and Kartari Chand were married for 90 years! In 1925, they got married as teenagers. In 2016, Karam died at the age of 110; Kartari was 103 at the time. Q6: In an interview in 2014, they revealed the secret of their marriage. What was it? d) Whiskey and a daily cigarette a) Their children and grandchildren, but most importantly separate beds b) Their love of food, especially spicy cuisine c) Their faith d) Whiskey and a daily cigarette Q7: How long is the longest bridal veil? a) 4.3 yards b) 43 feet c) 430 feet d) 4.3 miles d) 4.3 miles! It was longer than 63 football fields Q8: How expensive was the wedding of Russian billionaire Said Gutseriev (28) and Khadija Uzhakhovs (20)? a) 1 million USD b) 5 million USD c) 50 million USD d) 1 billion USD d) 1 billion USD! Q9: What oddity about getting married in France is true? a) Women are the ones proposing more frequently than anywhere else in the EU b) You can marry dead people c) In 2013, a woman tried to marry the Eiffel Tower (it was not approved) d) In 2011, most same-sex marriages were officiated in France b) You can marry dead people Q10: What does the term "gamaphobia" describe? a) Fear of marriage b) Fear of being divorced c) Fear of your spouse hearing you 'toot' d) Fear of in-laws a) fear of marriage Q11: What was the primary purpose of marriage in the beginning? a) Prevention of incest b) Binding the woman to the man / guaranteeing biological children as heirs c) Orderly distribution of women and men d) Upholding religious precepts b) Binding the woman to the man / guaranteeing biological children as heirs Q12: According to Korean tradition, the groom gives his mother-in-law a duck. (Nowadays also made of wood). Why? a) Ducks are monogamous and symbolize fidelity. b) It's a subtle diss. "Quack quack, you old duck face!" c) Traditionally, duck is served at weddings. d) The Korean word for "mother-in-law" rhymes with the word for duck. a) Ducks are monogamous and symbolize fidelity. Q13: Turkey: After the proposal, the fiancée makes coffee for the fiancé's family, but ... a) ... the women are served tea. b) .. she must guess correctly who the head of the family is and start there. c) ... if her coffee skills are unsatisfactory, the engagement is called off. d) ... the fiancé gets salt in his coffee. d) ... the fiancé gets salt in his coffee. Q14: Why do Japanese brides wear this headdress called a " tsunokakushi " in traditional ceremonies? It ... a) is meant to cover the bride's "horns" & prevent her from becoming a demon. b) is originally an Imperial sign of divine purity. c) conceals the wooden sticks upholding her hairstyle. d) is the headgear the goddess Orihime wore in battle according to legend. a) is meant to cover the bride's "horns" & prevent her from becoming a demon. Q15: What did Inca women have to do to prove they would make a good wife? a) Spend 3 days alone in a hut without food b) spit farther than a llama c) Recite the old legends in front of a council of elders. d) Peel a potato d) peel a potato Q16: In Korea, guests throw up chestnuts and the bride catches them with her dress. Why? a) They indicate the number of years of marriage. b) They indicate the number of children. c) Denotes the amount of money given to the couple as a wedding gift. d) Korean women love to make chestnut figures. b) They indicate the number of children. Title THE END

Kerry Jeopardy Bridal Shower

Transcript: Use of Timer and Answers Format Purpose of Interactive Jeopardy Game Participants will face a timer with each question, adding an element of excitement and challenge. Answers must be provided within the time limit to keep the game engaging and competitive. The interactive Jeopardy game aims to entertain guests while adding an element of competition and excitement to the bridal shower. It fosters engagement among participants and creates a lively atmosphere for the event. Kerry Jeopardy Bridal Shower Interactive Gameplay Theme and Setting for Bridal Shower The game structure involves three categories with nine questions, offering an interactive and challenging experience for participants to test their knowledge. Playing Kerry Jeopardy The bridal shower theme adds a touch of celebration and festivity to the Jeopardy game, creating a memorable and enjoyable experience for the participants. The setting is elegantly decorated, setting the tone for a fun-filled event. Kerry Jeopardy Bridal Shower Overview Interactive Game with Three Categories and Final Jeopardy Learn how to engage in an interactive game of Kerry Jeopardy with these instructions and gameplay insights. Instructions for Participants Overview of Jeopardy Game A fun and interactive Jeopardy game designed for a bridal shower event, combining elements of trivia and entertainment for an engaging experience. Kerry Jeopardy is a unique twist on the classic game show, tailored specifically for a bridal shower audience. It features three categories and a final Jeopardy question. Participants will click the box to reveal questions, answer within the time limit, and explore three categories of questions for a fun and engaging experience. Kerry Jeopardy Game Structure Three Categories for Kerry Jeopardy Discover the unique game structure of Kerry Jeopardy Bridal Shower, featuring three exciting categories and a final Jeopardy question. The game features three categories that challenge participants with fun and engaging questions related to the bridal shower theme. Final Jeopardy Question Nine Questions in the Game The climax of the game, the Final Jeopardy question, will put participants to the ultimate test, requiring strategic thinking and quick decision-making. Participants will tackle a total of nine thought-provoking questions throughout the game, testing their knowledge and creativity in the bridal shower context. Hang on... Summarize each point you made Give quick call-backs so your audience remembers Make it clear this is the end Adding final touches... This is where your presentation starts. Provide context for your audience and make it easy for them to follow. Polishing up... Keep your words short and punchy so your audience stays focused. You can add imagery and frames to keep their attention where you want it. Thinking cap on... Fine-tuning... Last checks... Keep your words short and punchy so your audience stays focused. You can add imagery and frames to keep their attention where you want it. Write something high-impact about this photo Use this space for details that you haven’t talked about yet. Relate what you’re saying to the nearby image so your audience has a visual, too.

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