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Journey East web site

CHINA WEATHER

Beijing

 

Created at Leland & Gray High School in Townshend, Vermont, supported by the Asian Studies Outreach Program (ASOP) at the University of Vermont (UVM), and funded primarily through a grant from the Freeman Foundation,

Journey East, as a whole, consists of the Asian Studies Academy and Sino-American Performing Arts Exchange at Leland and Gray Union High School; the integration of an Asian Studies curriculum throughout the Windham Central Supervisory Union, and the introduction of Chinese language programs into the district.

We wish to thank Holden Waterman, Director of the Asian Studies Outreach Program University of Vermont, and Dr. Juefei Wang, (former Director of the ASOP).

The Leland and Gray Journey East program is deeply indebted, and extends its heartfelt thanks, to Dr. Juefei Wang and Tom Connor, without whose efforts and support this program would not be possible!

Leland & Gray
Journey East 2010

Tom Connor
Program Director

Jenny Connor
Ron Kelley
Co-Directors

Mary Martin
Diane Newton
Bahman Mahdavi
Chaperones
 

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Answers to the JE2010 Quiz

  1. Beijing, Chongqing, Jinan, Qufu, Hohhot
  2. China 12 hours ahead
  3. Yuan
  4. Confucius
  5. Bahman Mahdavi, Mary Martin, and Diane Newton
  6. 56
  7. The General Stillwell Museum
  8. Han (92%)
  9. Soccer and basketball (possibly ping pong, but not sure)
  10. Will, Jackson, Ferne, Ruby, Alex, Vaughn, Jonah, Jackie, Sarah, Anna, Fabian, Maddi, Julia, Emmet, Quinn, Phoebe, Caitlin, Jesse, Brandy, Nikki, Jessica, Chelby, Emma, Willow, Sarah, Julian, and Ann
  11. tress
  12. Hudele!
  13. It’s a Chinese “fondu” or stew
  14. KFC, MacDonalds, and dairy Queen
  15. If you even attempted to answer this, give yourself 5,000 bonus points! There are “more or less” 900 photos on this site.
  16. The year of the Tiger
  17. They don’t visit a sea this journey. This was a trick question. The last journey visited the yellow Sea.
  18. Some say Confucius, others say Napolean Bonaparte.
  19. Blue City.
  20. Diane Newton (accompanied by Bahman)
  21. Panda bears
  22. Three Gorges Museum, Children’s palace, Yangtze River, Dazu Stone Carvings, Giant Buddha, Dujiangyan Irrigation Project, Panda Breeding Center..
  23. Hu Jia, Mr. Li Yinsheng, Li Haiqing, Xing Chunlei, Liang Meiling, Mr. Liu, "Joe," Zhao Kuiwu, Yiruletu, Wu Xiyong, Ge Siqi, and He Jia,
  24. Wurigen
  25. Kanding Love Song
  26. 233 feet tall.
  27. On the Road Again; Row, Row, Row Your Boat; Rainy Days and Mondays; A Star is Born; Eight Days a Week; Sunny; What Kind of Fool Am I?; Drive My Car (Beatles); Sock It To Me; See You in September; Dancing in the Streets; Hard Day’s Night; Catch Us if You Can; You’ve Got a Friend; We Are the World; Taxman; Friday on My Mind; Saturday Night Fever; Thank You for Being a friend; Tomorrow, Tomorrow; This is It
  28. Yellow River
  29. Youth
  30. Two hump camels are found in Asia (one hump camels are found in Arabia)
  31. Brendan Connor
  32. The horse (a symbol of national pride for ethnic Mongolians)
  33. Ni hao
  34. The Singing Sands.
  35. Mt. Tai
  36. More than 7,000
  37. Kong
  38. Yeah, right. If you actually did this (and I’ll need to see proof), then you are totally into Journey East! Cool.

 

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