2. $200 $300 $400 Final Jeopardy $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Types of Black Holes Parts of a Black Hole In the Our Galaxy Finding a Black Hole Gravitational Force

3. This is the number of types of black holes. C1 $100

4. What is the number 4? C1? $100

5. This black hole is larger than a stellar mass black hole but much smaller than a Supermassive black hole. C1 $200

6. What is an Intermediate black hole? C1 $200

7. This is the largest black hole and is thought to be in the center of every galaxy. C1 $300

8. What is a supermasive black hole? C1 $300

9. This black hole is created when a massive star dies. C1 $400

10. What is a Stellar Mass black hole? C1 $400

11. This type of black hole is hypothetical and would be the smallest type of black hole. Timer The final Jeopardy answer is: C1 final

12. What is a Micro black hole?

13. C2 $100 The center of a black hole is called this.

14. C2 $100 What is the singularity point?

15. C2 $200 The area that if crossed nothing can go back.

16. C2 $200 What is the event horizon?

17. C2 $300 About 90% of galaxies are made up of this.

18. C2 $300 What is dark matter?

19. C2 $400 In a black hole this has no volume.

20. C2 $500 What is mass?

21. C2 $500 In a black hole this is what time does.

22. C2 $400 What is stops?

23. C3 $100 Scientists believe that this is at the center of our galaxy.

24. C3 $100 What is a black hole?

25. C3 $200 The evidence for a black hole in the center of the Milky way is this object spinning REALLY fast.

26. C3 $200 What is a star?

27. C3 $300 A star at the center of the galaxy is spinning 3000 miles per second. Only a black hole 3 million times this object’s mass could have gravitational force that strong.

28. C3 $300 What is the sun?

29. C3 $400 The name of the galaxy that we live in.

30. C3 $400 What is the Milky Way?

31. C3 $500 What type of black hole is most likely in the center of our galaxy?

32. C3 $500 What is a supermassive black hole?

33. C4 $100 The type(s) of black holes that are not visible.

34. C4 $100 What are all types?

35. C4 $200 Another sign of a black hole is a star doing this at high speeds.

36. C4 $200 What is orbiting?

37. C4 $300 A type of light that glows when matter falls into a black hole.

38. C4 $300 What is X-ray light?

39. C4 $400 This person advanced our understanding of gravity warping the fabric of spacetime.

40. C4 $400 Who is Albert Einstein?

41. C4 $500 The first person who defined gravity mathematically

42. C4 $500 Who is Sir Isaac Newton?

43. C5 $100 If the sun died and became a black hole the Earth would not be sucked in because this would not change.

44. C5 $100 What is the Earth’s orbit?

45. C5 $200 The stretching of an object when it is being sucked into a black hole.

46. C5 $200 What is spaghettification?

47. C5 $300 Objects that can pass through a black hole and not get sucked in.

48. C5 $300 What is no objects?

49. C5 $400 The gravitational force of a black hole is the same as when it is this brightly burning object in the sky.

50. C5 $400 What is a star?

51. C5 $500 This is what happens to light traveling near (but not into the event horizon) of a black hole.

52. C5 $500 What is bent by the gravitational forces of the black hole?

53. Geo-Space Science for Elementary Educators This Jeopardy template was created by Dr. Robert Pettis, Director An Adventure of the American Mind, University of South Carolina Spartanburg This Jeopardy game was created by (Stephanie Siltanen)