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Science Jeopardy 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 EcosystemsSpace ScienceLandformsResourcesCreatures.

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2 Science Jeopardy 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 EcosystemsSpace ScienceLandformsResourcesCreatures Final JeopardyJeopardy Created by Dawn Warren

3 Help (1) Save a duplicate of this template. (2) Enter all answers and questions in the normal view. (view/normal) (3) Change the category headings in the normal view (view/normal) (4) View as a slideshow. (5) Use the home red button after each question. ©Norman Herr, 2003

4 Question Answer A-100 ANSWER: The process of waste water evaporating off of a plant’s leaves is called _______. QUESTION: What is transpiration?

5 Question Answer A-200 ANSWER: This thing shows all of the organisms in an ecosystem that consume (eat) other organisms to get energy. QUESTION: What is a food chain?

6 Question Answer A-300 ANSWER: This organism is the only one that can use the sun’s energy to make food. QUESTION: What is a producer or plant?

7 Question Answer A-400 ANSWER: light energy, water, nutrients from what it is planted in, and carbon dioxide QUESTION: What four things do plants need to survive?

8 Question Answer A-500 ANSWER: ____ & ____ are the two materials left over as waste products when a plant finishes photosynthesis. QUESTION: water and oxygen

9 Question Answer ANSWER: The earth does this on its axis? QUESTION: What is rotation? B-100

10 Question Answer B-200 ANSWER: The moon and the Earth _________ around the sun? QUESTION: What is revolves?

11 Question Answer B-300 ANSWER: Moon’s gravity QUESTION: What causes the tides on the Earth?

12 Question Answer B-400 ANSWER: It has no weathering or erosion so its surface always stays the same. It is the reason why we can see the same footprint made 36 years ago. QUESTION: What is the moon surface?

13 Question Answer B-500 ANSWER: Rocks and soil found on the Earth and the moon are made of _________. QUESTION: What is “made of the same materials?

14 Question Answer C-100 ANSWER: When landforms such as mountains and hills to break down into smaller sediments it is called _______. QUESTION: What is weathering?

15 Question Answer C-200 ANSWER: The Grand Canyon was formed by ___________. QUESTION: What is erosion?

16 Question Answer C-300 ANSWER: When sediments are DEPOSITed in a new location it is called ___________. QUESTION: What is deposition?

17 Question Answer C-400 ANSWER: Wind, Water and ice all cause this to happen to landforms. QUESTION: What is weathering?

18 Question Answer C-500 ANSWER: When water or wind MOVES sediments to a new location. QUESTION: What is erosion?

19 Question Answer D-100 ANSWER: coal, natural gas, and petroleum oil QUESTION: What are the names of the fossil fuels?

20 Question Answer D-200 ANSWER: Formed by the bodies of dead animals and plants living millions of years ago, buried under lots of pressure for a long, long time. QUESTION: What are fossil fuels?

21 Question Answer D-300 ANSWER: What is a resource that can never be all used up as we can always get more of it....such as the wind, water, and sun? QUESTION: What is an inexhaustible resource?

22 Question Answer D-400 ANSWER: A resource that we will someday use all up and can NEVER get back again. QUESTION: What is a non renewable resource?

23 Question Answer D-500 ANSWER: A resource that is replaced as it is being used, such as cutting down trees for paper...but planting new trees when we cut the old ones down. QUESTION: What is a renewable resource?

24 Question Answer E-100 ANSWER: I am an organism that has flat teeth and eat only plants. QUESTION: What is a herbivore?

25 Question Answer E-200 ANSWER: In order to survive, I have changed my diet and have learned to live in a different habitat. I have learned to ____________. QUESTION: What is adapting?

26 Question Answer E-300 ANSWER: I break down the bodies of dead plants and animals to put nitrogen and nutrients back into the soil. QUESTION: What is a decomposer?

27 Question Answer E-400 ANSWER: I am nocturnal (only come out at night) and I make holes in the soil for air and water to go through. QUESTION: What are worms, beetles, etc.

28 Question Answer E-500 ANSWER: I partner with another organism and we help one another survive. QUESTION: What is symbiosis?

29 Question Answer FINAL JEOPARDY ANSWER: Full, 1 st quarter, new, and last quarter QUESTION: What are the phases of the moon?

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