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3. Jeopardy Heat 100 The best way to keep your home cool in the summer time when you don’t have air conditioning.

4. Jeopardy Heat 100 The best way to keep your home cool in the summer time when you don’t have air conditioning. Close the curtains to keep the sun out.

5. Jeopardy Heat 200 When you pour hot water into a metal cup, the cup warms through this form of heat transfer.

6. Jeopardy Heat 200 When you pour hot water into a metal cup, the cup warms through this form of heat transfer. Conduction

7. Jeopardy Heat 300 When a pot of water heats on a stove, the water on top heats mainly through this form of heat transfer.

8. Jeopardy Heat 300 When a pot of water heats on a stove, the water on top heats mainly through this form of heat transfer. Convection

9. Jeopardy Heat 400 If you walk on a cold floor, you feet get cold because of this.

10. Jeopardy Heat 400 If you walk on a cold floor, you feet get cold because of this. Heat transfers from warmer objects to colder objects

11. Jeopardy Heat 500 The sun heats the earth through this process of heat transfer.

12. Jeopardy Heat 500 The sun heats the earth through this process of heat transfer. Radiation – the heat from the sun radiates through space and collides with the earth

13. Jeopardy Light 100 This is the color of the light that is reflected when you look at something blue.

14. Jeopardy Light 100 This is the color of the light that is reflected when you look at something blue. Blue

15. Jeopardy Light 200 The reason you see your reflection when looking in a mirror.

16. Jeopardy Light 200 The reason you see your reflection when looking in a mirror. Light is reflected.

17. Jeopardy Light 300 The moon is a massive example of this property of light.

18. Jeopardy Light 300 The moon is a massive example of this property of light. Reflection.

19. Jeopardy Light 400 When light particles hit an uneven surface, they do this.

20. Jeopardy Light 400 When light particles hit an uneven surface, they do this. They scatter in many directions.

21. Jeopardy Light 500 A prism does this to light.

22. Jeopardy Light 500 A prism does this to light. Separates light into different colors.

23. Jeopardy Sound 100 As the energy that creates sound increases, this happens to the sound that is formed.

24. Jeopardy Sound 100 As the energy that creates sound increases, this happens to the sound that is formed. The sound becomes louder.

25. Jeopardy Sound 200 When frequency and pitch of a sound are reduced, this happens to the sound.

26. Jeopardy Sound 200 When frequency and pitch of a sound are reduced, this happens to the sound. The sound’s pitch and volume are reduced.

27. Jeopardy Sound 300 An object must do this in order to produce a sound.

28. Jeopardy Sound 300 An object must do this in order to produce a sound. It must be vibrating.

29. Jeopardy Sound 400 Vocal sounds are produced through the vibration of these flaps of skin found inside the throat.

30. Jeopardy Sound 400 Vocal sounds are produced through the vibration of these flaps of skin found inside the throat. Vocal Cords.

31. Jeopardy Sound 500 Loosening the string on a guitar will do this to the sound.

32. Jeopardy Sound 500 Loosening the string on a guitar will do this to the sound. Lower the pitch.

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34. Double Jeopardy Heat 600 The primary way heat passes through liquids and gases.

35. Double Jeopardy Heat 600 The primary way heat passes through liquids and gases. Convection.

36. Double Jeopardy Heat 700 This form of heat transfer is the reason you feel the door first when leaving a room during a fire.

37. Double Jeopardy Heat 700 This form of heat transfer is the reason you feel the door first when leaving a room during a fire. Conduction.

38. Double Jeopardy Heat 800 Heat lamps keep food warm through this form of heat transfer.

39. Double Jeopardy Heat 800 Heat lamps keep food warm through this form of heat transfer. Radiation.

40. Double Jeopardy Heat 900 Daily Double!!!

41. Double Jeopardy Heat 900 This will most likely occur when warm cans of soda are placed in a running stream of water.

42. Double Jeopardy Heat 900 This will most likely occur when warm cans of soda are placed in a running stream of water. Heat will leave the cans and warm the water, thus cooling the cans and the soda to match the temperature of the water.

43. Double Jeopardy Heat 1000 In the wintertime, this is where the warmest air will be found in a room.

44. Double Jeopardy Heat 1000 In the wintertime, this is where the warmest air will be found in a room. Near the ceiling.

45. Double Jeopardy Light 600 When light waves pass from one medium to another, this occurs..

46. Double Jeopardy Light 600 When light waves pass from one medium to another, this occurs. Refraction.

47. Double Jeopardy Light 700 Only some light passes through materials that are referred to as this.

48. Double Jeopardy Light 700 Only some light passes through materials that are referred to as this. Translucent materials.

49. Double Jeopardy Light 800 This refers to the bending of light as caused by lenses in cameras, telescopes, microscopes, etc.

50. Double Jeopardy Light 800 This refers to the bending of light as caused by lenses in cameras, telescopes, microscopes, etc. Refraction.

51. Double Jeopardy Light 900 A pencil inserted into a glass of water demonstrates this property of light.

52. Double Jeopardy Light 900 A pencil inserted into a glass of water demonstrates this property of light. Refraction.

53. Double Jeopardy Light 1000 The straight lines through which light travels.

54. Double Jeopardy Light 1000 The straight lines through which light travels. Rays.

55. Double Jeopardy Sound 600 In July 1969, Neil Armstrong could not hear you talk to him because of this property on sound.

56. Double Jeopardy Sound 600 In July 1969, Neil Armstrong could not hear you talk to him because of this property on sound. Sound does not travel in a vacuum - a place with no air. Space is a vacuum.

57. Double Jeopardy Sound 700 Daily Double!!!

58. Double Jeopardy Sound 700 The sound of a person’s voice is produced by this.

59. Double Jeopardy Sound 700 The sound of a person’s voice is produced by this. Larynx.

60. Double Jeopardy Sound 800 The number of waves that pass through a certain point in a period of time.

61. Double Jeopardy Sound 800 The number of waves that pass through a certain point in a period of time. Frequency.

62. Double Jeopardy Sound 900 The greatest distance the particles in a wave rise or fall from their rest position.

63. Double Jeopardy Sound 900 The greatest distance the particles in a wave rise or fall from their rest position. Amplitude.

64. Double Jeopardy Sound 1000 Sound waves are considered this form of waves.

65. Double Jeopardy Sound 1000 Sound waves are considered this form of waves. Mechanical Waves because it can only move through matter.

66. Final Jeopardy

67. An increase in the frequency of sound waves will have this impact on sound.

68. Final Jeopardy An increase in the frequency of sound waves will have this impact on sound. The pitch will increase.