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5 100 200 300 400 500 HEATLIGHTSOUNDVOCABMISC. HOT, HOT, HOT!

6 What is heat? A 100

7 How fast molecules move. The faster they move, the hotter they are! A 100

8 A 200 What is convection? Give an example.

9 Heat transfer through fluids (moves in a circular motion). Boiling water is an example of this type of heat transfer. A 200

10 What is an insulator? A 300

11 It keeps the heat in or out. Newspaper is the best! A 300

12 What is conduction? Give an example. A 400

13 Heat transfer through touch. Branding a cow is an example of this type of heat transfer. A 400

14 What makes a hot air balloon rise? A 500

15 The particles of air in the balloon move faster and faster, then move further apart and make the balloon lighter than air. A 500

16 What is reflection? Give an example. B 100

17 When light bounces back. Your reflection in the mirror is an example of reflection. B 100

18 Why does an apple appear to be red? B 200

19 The red in the light spectrum is being reflected while the other colors are being absorbed. B 200

20 What happens when light rays hit an uneven surface? B 300

21 The light rays are scattered in many different directions. B 300

22 What is the order of the colors in the light spectrum? B 400

23 Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, and indigo. ROYGBIV! B 400

24 What is the meaning of translucent? B 500

25 A material that allows most light to pass through it; little is absorbed or reflected. B 500

26 What is sound? C 100

27 Vibrations in a medium (like air, solids or liquids). C 100

28 How do you make a HIGHER pitched sound on a bugle? C 200

29 You would need to tighten your lips. C 200

30 What is the name of the top of a light or sound wave. C 300

31 A crest! C 300

32 C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33 Draw and label a wavelength, including amplitude. C 400

34 Wavelength Amplitude Crest Trough CompressionRarefaction Crest Trough RarefactionCompression If you got the rarefaction and compression, you get a bonus of 50 points!

35 Jenny’s violin is out of tune. To fix it, she needs to lower the pitch. What should she do to the strings? C 500

36 Loosen the strings. C 500

37 What is the measurement used for sound? D 100

38 A decibel! D 100

39 What is sound compression? D 200

40 When the vibrating air molecules are pushed close together. D 200

41 What is light called when it is bent? D 300

42 Refraction! D 300

43 What is the name of the type of heat transferred through air? D 400

44 Radiation! D 400

45 What is opaque? D 500

46 A material that will not let any light pass through, like your desk. D 500

47 What are the primary colors of light? E 100

48 Red, Blue, & Green E 100

49 How does light travel? E 200

50 In straight lines. E 200

51 E 300 What was Sir Isaac Newton’s theory of light called?

52 The Particle of Light Theory. E 300

53 What did Niels Bohr have to do with light? E 400

54 He came up with the Quantum Theory of Light. E 400

55 What is amplitude? E 500

56 The distance a vibrating particle has been displaced from a resting position. E 500

57 What is temperature? F 100

58 The measurement of how fast the molecules in a substance are moving. F 100

59 What is a thermometer? F 200

60 An instrument used to measure temperature.

61 F 300 What is Absolute Zero?

62 F 300 The temperature where all molecules would stop moving.

63 F 400 What is a conductor?

64 F 400 A material that easily transfers heat between its particles.

65 F 500 What is Absorption?

66 F 500 Taking in or swallowing up energy.

67 Final Jeopardy Please record your wager. Next

68 Answer Draw and explain the Tap Test.

69 Correct Final Jeopardy Answer Next

70 Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! Game Designed By C. Harr-MAIT


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