2. THIS IS
JEOPARDY

3. With
Your
Host...
Mrs. Kenny

4. Instruments / Tools
True / False
Scientific Method
Base Units
Vocabulary
Calculations
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5. The unit for mass
A 100

6. gram
A 100

7. The unit for length (distance)

8. meter
A 200

9. The unit for temperature

10. Celsius
A 300

11. The unit for Liquid Volume
A 400

12. liter
A 400

13. The unit for density
A 500

14. g/cm3 or
g/ml
A 500

15. The measure of the force of gravity on an object.

16. weight
B 100

17. The amount of space
an object occupies
B 200

18. Volume
B 200

19. The amount of matter
an object contains
B 300

20. mass
B 300

21. The measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles of a substance

22. temperature
B 400

23. object contains in a given
The amount of matter an
object contains in a given
amount of space
B 500

24. Density
B 500

25. A tool (equipment)
used to
measure distances
C 100

26. Meter stick or
metric ruler
C 100

27. Sounds like it’s smarter than you right now…but it is equipment used
to find fluid volume
C 200

28. Graduated Cylinder
C 200

29. This tool has three beams to help accurately measure mass.

30. Triple Beam Balance
C 300

31. You would use this to find the volume of a regularly shaped solid (hint: boom, boom, boom)
C 400

32. Meter stick or
Metric ruler
C 400

33. You would use this to find the volume of a small irregularly shaped object (hint: water in a bath tub or glug, glug, glug)
C 500

34. Graduated Cylinder
C 500

35. Figure the volume of a box measuring 2cm by 3cm by 1cm.
D 100

36. 6 cm3
D 100

37. The weights on a triple beam balance are a 100 on the hundreds beam, 0 on the tens beam, and 8 with 4 more little lines on the ones beam
D 200

38. 108.4 g
D 200

39. What is the volume of an object if when put into a graduated
cylinder the meniscus rises
from 100mL up to 134mL.
D 300

40. 34 mL
D 300

41. The density of an object with a mass of 150g and a volume of 15cm3.

42. 10 g/cm3
D 400

43. Calculate the density of an object with a mass of 20g and a volume of 10mL.

44. 2 g/mL
D 500

45. If you landed on the moon, your mass would be different.

46. False
E 100

47. The first step of the scientific method is performing an experiment.

48. False
E 200

49. In an experiment, the standard of comparison is the called the control.

50. True
E 300

51. Density is calculated by an object’s mass being divided by its volume.

52. True
E 400

53. A denser object will float on top of a less dense object

54. False
E 500

55. A valid experiment can only test how many variables at a time?
F 100

56. 1
F 100

57. This step of the scientific method mentions if the hypothesis was accepted or rejected.

58. Conclusion
F 200

59. If testing the effectiveness of different brands of laundry detergents, the control group would be …

60. Water only
F 300

61. If testing the effectiveness of different brands of laundry detergents, the independent variable is

62. Type of detergent
F 400

63. If testing the effectiveness of different brands of laundry detergents, the dependent variable is

64. How clean the clothes became
F 500

65. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Metric System
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66. Name two advantages of the Metric System
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67. Click on screen to continue
- based on 10
- used around the world
- easy to convert
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