Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy Terms.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy Terms."— Presentation transcript:

1

2 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy Terms

3 100 Pt. Question from This is the name of the type of material that allows electricity to flow. Terms

4 100 Pt. Answer from What is a conductor? Terms

5 200 Pt. Question from This is the name for the type of material that does not allow electricity to flow easily. Terms

6 200 Pt. Answer from What is an insulator? Terms

7 300 Pt. Question from A simple circuit requires these three parts. Remember, these are the three you MUST have.. Terms

8 300 Pt. Answer from What is a power source, resistor, and switch? Terms

9 400 Pt. Question from A wave that does not require a medium Is called this. Terms

10 400 Pt. Answer from What is an electromagnetic wave? Terms

11 500 Pt. Question from Electricity and electromagnetic waves are Two forms of energy caused by the motion of this. Terms

12 500 Pt. Answer from What are electrons? Terms

13 100 Pt. Question from A simple circuit consists of these three parts.

14 100 Pt. Answer from What is a resistor, power source, and switch?

15 200 Pt. Question from You can still light the bulb without this part.

16 200 Pt. Answer from What is a switch?

17 300 Pt. Question from This circuit allows electricity to flow in more than one pathway.

18 300 Pt. Answer from What is a parallel circuit?

19 400 Pt. Question from This is a diagram of a series circuit with 3 resistors

20 400 Pt. Answer from What is this?

21 500 Pt. Question from This is a diagram for this setup:

22 500 Pt. Answer from What is this?

23 100 Pt. Question from This bulb will go out if C breaks.

24 100 Pt. Answer from What is, none of them because each one has another pathway to the energy source without passing through C.

25 200 Pt. Question from Electricity is the flow of this sub atomic particle.

26 200 Pt. Answer from What are electrons?

27 300 pt. Question from This switch only turns off E

28 300 pt. Answer from What is 5?

29 400 pt. Question from This force of nature is a result of static electricity.

30 400 pt. Answer from What is lightning?

31 500 pt. Question from Electricity always makes a pathway towards this.

32 500 pt. Answer from What is the ground?

33 100 pt. Question from The ends of the magnet, where magnetism is greatest, is called this.

34 100 pt. Answer from What is the north and south pole?

35 200 pt. Question from This is the rule about magnet poles attracting and repelling..

36 200 Pt. Answer from What is: Opposites attract – or Like poles repel Unlike poles attract

37 300 pt. Question from This is a temporary magnet. It is made into a magnet by running electricity through coils.

38 300 Pt. Answer from What is an electromagnet?

39 400 pt. Question from Magnetic strength is greatest at this point in a magnet.

40 400 Pt. Answer from What are at its poles, or B?

41 500 pt. Question from Sound needs this to travel.

42 500 Pt. Answer from What is … A medium. It can’t travel through a vacuum in empty space. (Remember its longitudinal.)

43 100 Pt. Question from Waves are disturbances that carry this.

44 100 Pt. Answer from What is energy?

45 200 Pt. Question from This is a labeled diagram of a transverse wave.

46 200 Pt. Answer from Here

47 300 Pt. Question from The picture shows this property of light.

48 300 Pt. Answer from What is reflection?

49 400 Pt. Question from This shows this property of the behavior of light.

50 400 Pt. Answer from What is refraction?

51 500 Pt. Question from The electromagnetic spectrum is organized by this feature of the wave.

52 500 Pt. Answer from What is wavelength, or frequency?

53 Final Jeopardy This is the big idea of energy.

54 Final Jeopardy Answer What is Energy can not be created or destroyed but just converted into different forms?


Download ppt "100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy Terms."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google