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Marrakesh Souks & Style Review

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Review key vocabulary for Marrakesh’s souks, architecture, foods, and descriptive words, from the medina and Djemaa El Fna to Moroccan mint tea and traditional design. This is a Middle School Geography review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Souks & City Places, Architecture & Design, Food & Drink, Souk Goods & Crafts, Descriptive Words.

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  • Souks & City Places

    This Marrakesh marketplace is called a souk.

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    souk

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  • Architecture & Design

    This traditional Moroccan house has an interior courtyard.

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    traditional Moroccan house with interior courtyard

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  • Food & Drink

    This warm drink appears as a staple in the list.

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    tea

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  • Souk Goods & Crafts

    These textiles are listed as floor coverings.

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    carpets and rugs

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  • Descriptive Words

    This word means pleasing to the eye.

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    beautiful

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Board content

Souks & City Places

$100 — This Marrakesh marketplace is called a souk.
souk
$200 — This is the old city at the heart of Marrakesh.
medina
$300 — This famous square anchors the medina’s bustle.
Djemaa El Fna Square
$400 — These small retail spaces line the souk pathways.
shops and stalls
$500 — These spaces are where artisans produce goods in the medina.
craft workshops

Architecture & Design

$100 — This traditional Moroccan house has an interior courtyard.
traditional Moroccan house with interior courtyard
$200 — This adds ornamentation to walls, doors, and arches.
decoration
$300 — These bright hues bring life to tiles and textiles.
colors
$400 — These fine touches reward close looking in design.
details
$500 — This design is closed to the outside and open to the inside.
closed to the outside, open to the inside

Food & Drink

$100 — This warm drink appears as a staple in the list.
tea
$200 — This iconic beverage is named as Morocco’s minty version of tea.
Moroccan mint tea
$300 — This basic food appears alongside a market version in the list.
bread
$400 — This ingredient in the list comes from olives.
olive oil
$500 — This morning meal refers to breaking a fast.
breakfast

Souk Goods & Crafts

$100 — These textiles are listed as floor coverings.
carpets and rugs
$200 — These decorative items are worn on the body.
jewelry
$300 — These goods are made of leather.
leather goods
$400 — This traditional garment from Morocco appears in the goods list.
Moroccan caftan
$500 — These traditional Moroccan shoes are part of the attire list.
traditional Moroccan slippers

Descriptive Words

$100 — This word means pleasing to the eye.
beautiful
$200 — This word describes something customary and time-honored.
traditional
$300 — This word means coming from nature.
natural
$400 — This word marks someone or something widely known.
famous
$500 — This word means wonderful or amazing in the list.
wonderful

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