2. Jeopardy Life Science

3. Tips for Designing the Game Here’s how the game works: a player (or MC) selects a question by clicking on one of the numbered boxes on the game board. The player then clicks on the arrow button to reveal the answer. A click on the home button returns the player to the game board. Use the Edit, Replace, Replace All command to change the category names on the game board, question slides, and answer slides in one operation. Enter your own questions and answers on the slides in the categories you have created. You can customize the color schemes, button colors, and backgrounds. Give each game its own distinctive name by changing the title above the game board. This template contains two bonus cards: one appears when you choose Category 3, 500 points, the other when you select Category 5, 300 points. You should change their location from game to game. You will then need to edit the hyperlinks so that the game works correctly. When you have finished designing your game, delete this slide so that the end user does not see it. Save your game with a new file name. Also be sure to save it as a PowerPoint show (.pps or.ppsx) so that it will run automatically. Click to continue to the game board…

4. Jeopardy! 1 True or False 2 Which Cell Could This Be 3 Cell Facts 4 Cell Part Descriptions 5 Name That Part 100 200 300 400 500

5. Category 1 100 All cells need energy. Answer

6. Category 1 100 Answer true

7. Category 1 200 Most cells are too large to be seen without a microscope. Answer

8. Category 1 200 Answer False; Most are too small to be seen without a microscope.

9. Category 1 300 Genes can be found in the nucleus. Answer

10. Category 1 300 Answer true

11. Category 1 400 Answer Animal Cells have a cell wall and Chloroplast.

12. Category 1 400 Answer False; Plant Cells have a cell wall and chloroplast.

13. Category 1 500 Chlorophyll is the green chemical inside Chloroplasts that turns them green. Answer

14. Category 1 500 Answer true

15. Category 2 100 Contains a cell wall Answer

16. Category 2 100 Answer Plant Cell

17. Category 2 200 Has muscle cells and oxygen cells Answer

18. Category 2 200 Answer Animal Cell

19. Category 2 300 Answer

20. Category 2 300 Answer Plant Cell

21. Category 2 400 Answer

22. Category 2 400 Answer Animal Cell

23. Category 2 500 Contains Chloroplast Answer

24. Category 2 500 Answer Plant Cell

25. Category 3 100 Why do scientists use microscopes to study plant cells? Answer

26. Category 3 100 Answer to see cells they cannot see with just their eye

27. Category 3 200 Answer Is a rock made of cells?

28. Category 3 200 Answer No- it is not living.

29. Category 3 300 Is a piece of wood made of cells? Answer

30. Category 3 300 Answer Yes – it came from a tree.

31. Category 3 400 Which type of cell makes their own food? Answer

32. Category 3 400 Answer Plant Cells

33. Daily Double!

34. Category 3 500 Which scientist is known for his work with cells? Answer

35. Category 3 500 Answer Robert Hooke

36. Category 4 100 Holds the cell together Answer

37. Category 4 100 Answer Cell membrane

38. Category 4 200 Helps provide structure and support for the plant Answer

39. Category 4 200 Answer Cell Wall

40. Category 4 300 The Nucleus acts most like our… Answer

41. Category 4 300 Answer Brain

42. Category 4 400 Answer The cell wall can only be found in a…

43. Category 4 400 Answer Plant cell

44. Category 4 500 Controls the passage of materials into and out of the cell? Answer

45. Category 4 500 Answer Cell Membrane

46. Category 5 100 Answer

47. Category 5 100 Answer Cell Membrane

48. Category 5 200 Answer

49. Category 5 200 Answer Vacuole

50. Daily Double!

51. Category 5 300 Answer

52. Category 5 300 Answer Chloroplast

53. Category 5 400 Answer

54. Category 5 400 Answer Cell Wall

55. Category 5 500 Answer

56. Category 5 500 Answer Nucleus

57. Final Jeopardy Name the 8parts of the plant cell.

58. Cell Wall Cell Membrane Nucleus Vacuole Cytoplasm Chloroplast Mitochondrion Ribosome

59. Great Job!