Rotary Learning Jeopardy

As part of Rotary Learning, Sargent at Arms Shuntelle, and Rotarians Renata and Kimberly organised a phenominal session of Rotary learning via the game of Jeopardy.

Here are some of the sample Questions.

How good is your Rotary Knowledge??

“Founders Legacy”
Q: This founder’s first name, which he shared with a former RI President from New Zealand, was Paul.
Q: This city was the location of the very first Rotary meeting on Feb 23, 1905.
Q: He was one of four members present at the first Rotary meeting and the one whose law office was the meeting’s location.
Q: The custom of rotating weekly meetings to each member’s office gave the club this name.
Q: After serving as the first club’s president, this man from the coal business stepped aside so Paul Harris could focus on growing Rotary.

“Four Way Test”
Q: This is the first question of the Four-Way Test.
Q: The third question in the Four-Way Test asks if it will build this.
Q: This Rotarian created the Four-Way Test in 1932.
Q: This phrase summarizes the core ethical framework Rotarians use to guide their thoughts and actions.
Q: The Four-Way Test was officially adopted by Rotary International in this year.