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Jeopardy $100 Models and More Solar system PlanetsMoonOther $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 Model that compares the motion of the planets more accurately (Geocentric or heliocentric) Model that compares the motion of the planets more accurately (Geocentric or heliocentric) What is Heliocentric? What is Heliocentric?

1 - $200 The scientist that believed in Geocentric? The scientist that believed in Geocentric? Who were Ptolemy and Aristotle? Who were Ptolemy and Aristotle?

1 - $300 This theory was overturned by evidence gathered by Galileo. This theory was overturned by evidence gathered by Galileo. What was geocentric? What was geocentric?

1 - $400 Telescopes are located on mountains Telescopes are located on mountains What is to lessen the interference of Earth’s atmosphere? What is to lessen the interference of Earth’s atmosphere?

1 - $500 Reflecting telescopes gather light with a Reflecting telescopes gather light with a What is a mirror? What is a mirror?

2 - $100 Length of time for moon to revolve once around the Earth? Length of time for moon to revolve once around the Earth? What is a month? What is a month?

2 - $200 The largest The largest Galaxy, solar system, universe, star Galaxy, solar system, universe, star What is the universe? What is the universe?

2 - $300 Location of our solar system. Location of our solar system. Type answer to appear with a mouse-click here Type answer to appear with a mouse-click here

2 - $400 Study of the Universe. Study of the Universe. What is astronomy? What is astronomy?

2 - $500 Tail always points away from the Sun. Tail always points away from the Sun. What is a comet? What is a comet?

3 - $100 Dense, rocky, inner Dense, rocky, inner What are terrestrial? What are terrestrial?

3 - $200 Natural satellite around a planet Natural satellite around a planet What is a moon? What is a moon?

3 - $300 This causes Earth to have more hours of daylight in the summer than winter. This causes Earth to have more hours of daylight in the summer than winter. What is Earth’s tilt? What is Earth’s tilt?

3 - $400 Time required for the Earth to orbit the Sun once. Time required for the Earth to orbit the Sun once. What is a year or days? What is a year or days?

3 - $500 For all 8 planets, a year is For all 8 planets, a year is What is one period of revolution? What is one period of revolution?

4 - $100 The moon is in its waxing crescent phase. What phase will you see next? The moon is in its waxing crescent phase. What phase will you see next? What is first quarter? What is first quarter?

4 - $200 What is a waxing Crescent? What is a waxing Crescent?

4 - $300 What is a solar eclipse? What is a solar eclipse?

4 - $400 Moon phase for a lunar eclipse Moon phase for a lunar eclipse What is a full moon? What is a full moon?

4 - $500 As the moon moves from full moon to last quarter, it is in the _____________ part of the lunar cycle. As the moon moves from full moon to last quarter, it is in the _____________ part of the lunar cycle. What is waning? What is waning?

5 - $100 Inner planet farthest from the Sun Inner planet farthest from the Sun What is Mars? What is Mars?

5 - $200 Light source for the moon Light source for the moon What is the Sun? What is the Sun?

5 - $300 What is rotation? What is rotation?

5 - $400 Half of the moon’s lit surface Half of the moon’s lit surface What is a quarter moon (first or last)? What is a quarter moon (first or last)?

5 - $500 What is a lunar eclipse? What is a lunar eclipse?

Final Jeopardy Comes before Comes before What is first quarter? What is first quarter?