2. Jeopardy Rules Class is divided into two+ teams Each team needs to choose a team captain Your captain is your team spokesperson The only one allowed to answer for the group EVERYONE MUST PARTICIPATE!

4. Jeopardy Rules One person from each team will come forward to answer a question Each person must have their hand(s) sitting on top of their legs to start each question Whoever rings the bell first has 5 seconds to answer If there is a tie, you will Rock, Paper, Scissors it out Best 2 out of 3 If the first person gets the answer wrong, the other person has a chance to answer

5. Jeopardy Rules If neither student answers the question correctly the team of the first individual has a chance to answer the question for HALF THE POINTS Only the team leader can ‘present’ the possible answer If the first team does not answer the question correctly, the other team has a chance for the points If neither person nor group answers correctly, the points are discarded and the game moves on

6. Jeopardy Rules The winning team at the end of the game or class period will receive a reward GOOD LUCK

7. 100 200 300 400 500 Types of Measurements Basic Units Tools Calculations MISC Conversions

8. The distance from one point to another A 100

9. Length A 100

10. The amount of matter in an object A 200

11. Mass A 200

12. The force of gravity on an object’s mass A 300

13. weight A 300

14. The amount of space an object or substance takes up A 400

15. volume A 400

16. The average amount of energy of motion of each particle of a substance A 500

17. Temperature A 500

18. Basic metric unit of time B 100

19. second B 100

20. Basic metric unit of length B 200

21. meter B 200

22. Basic metric unit of mass B 300

23. gram (g) B 300

24. Basic metric unit of volume of a liquid B 400

25. Liter (L) OR Cubic meter (m 3 ) B 400

26. Basic metric unit of the density of a solid. B 500

27. g / m3 gram per cubic meter B 500

28. Tool used to measure time C 100

29. Clock / watch / timer C 100

30. Tool used to measure mass C 200

31. balance C 200

32. Scale used to measure temperature using the metric system. C 300

33. Degrees Celsius C 300

34. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE

35. Tool used to measure length C 400

36. Metric ruler C 400

37. Tool used to measure weight C 500

38. scale C 500

39. 1,000 times larger than 1 meter = D 100

40. 1 kilometer Kilo = 1,000 D 100

41. 100 times SMALLER than 1 meter = D 200

42. Centimeter Cent- = 0.01 D 200

43. 1,000 times SMALLER than a meter = D 300

44. Millimeter Milli- = 0.001 D 300

45. 1 times larger than a meter = D 400

46. 1 meter 1 x 1 = 1 D 400

47. 10 times SMALLER than a meter = D 500

48. Decimeter Deci- = 0.1 D 500

49. E 100 What is the volume of the water in mL?

50. Velocity E 100 12 mL

51. E 200 What is the volume of the hammer in mL?

52. 4 mL E 200

53. What is the volume of the object below in cubic meters? E 300

54. 12m 3 (cubic meters) Length x Width x Height 4m x 3m x 1m E 300

55. How much does a 50kg object weigh on planet X if it’s gravitational force is 5 times LESS? E 400

56. 50kg / 5 = 10kg

57. Calculate the density: Mass = 100kg Volume = 20 m 3 E 500

58. 5kg / m 3 Density = mass / volume

59. This is a measurement system based on the number 10. F 100

60. Metric system F 100

61. F 200 This system is used by scientists today to compare data and communicate with each other about their results.

62. SI – International System of Units F 200

63. What is the only country in the world that does not use the metric system as their standard system? F 300

64. United States of America F 300

65. What measurement, measured in kg, will NOT change if you change the gravitational force on that object? F 400

66. Mass F 400

67. What will happen to the temperature of a substance if the particles start moving faster? F 500

68. Increase F 500