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Science Jeopardy
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Metric Conversion
Graphing Matter Tools Bonus Concepts
Final Jeopardy
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©Norman Herr, 2003
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Metric Conversion - 100
• ANSWER: 34.96 mm to cm
• QUESTION: What is 3.496 cm?
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Metric Conversion - 200
• ANSWER: 23.568 mL to L
• QUESTION: What is .023568?
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Metric Conversion- 300
• ANSWER: 638.1 dkg to kg
• QUESTION: What is 6.381 kg?
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Metric Conversion- 400
• ANSWER: 3.800 hm to cm
• QUESTION: What is 38,000 cm?
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Metric Conversion- 500
• ANSWER: .764 kL to dL
• QUESTION: What is 7,640 dL?
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• ANSWER: How do you form the title for any two-variable data results?
• QUESTION: What is y axis vs. x axis?
Graphing - 100
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Graphing - 200
• ANSWER: On what axis’ do the dependent and independent variable usually go on?
• QUESTION: What is independent on x axis and dependent on y axis?
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Graphing - 300• ANSWER: When both variables
change in opposing direction, what type of relationship is this? What direction will the line go on the graph?
• QUESTION: What is indirect/inverse relations? What is the line will go down?
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Graphing - 400• ANSWER: The volume of a cylinder
is determined by the radius of the base and height. Which is the dependent and independent variable?
• QUESTION: What is radius of the base and height is the independent variable and volume is the dependent variable?
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Graphing - 500
• ANSWER: What are the 5 things needed for a complete graph in both Mr. Bird’s class and Mrs. Mori’s class?
• QUESTION: What is 1) Title, 2) Form title using Y vs X method, 3) Subtitle (name, period #), 4) X axis label, 5) Y axis label,
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Matter - 100
• ANSWER: The two main categories MATTER is divided into.
• QUESTION: What is Pure Substances and Mixtures.
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Matter - 200
• ANSWER: The type of MATTER where each individual component can be easily seen. (be specific)
• QUESTION: What is a Heterogeneous Mixture?
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• ANSWER: This type of MATTER has particles that are made up of the same type of particles. However, these particles have more than one type of atom bonded together.
• QUESTION: What is Compound?
Matter - 300
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Matter - 400
ANSWER: Elements existing naturally as pairs such as O2 and N2 are called this. QUESTION: What is a diatomic molecule?
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Matter - 500• ANSWER: The difference between a
subscript letter and a subscript number in a formula.
• QUESTION: What is subscript letters tell the physical form and subscript numbers tell the number of atoms needed of each element in the formula.
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Tools - 100
• ANSWER: Best tool AND measurement unit for finding the width of the classroom.
• QUESTION: What is Meter Stick & meter?
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Tools - 200
• ANSWER: Best tool and measurement for finding the volume of a wooden cube the size of you textbook.
• QUESTION: What is a Meter Stick and centimeter3?
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Tools - 300
• ANSWER: This tool is used to add kinetic energy to substances and making the particles increase their movement.
• QUESTION: What is a Bunsen Burner?
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Tools - 400• ANSWER: Metric Unit labels for:
»Flask
»Triple beam balance
»Beaker
»Thermometer
QUESTION: What is mL or L
g,
mL or L
C or K?
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Tools - 500• ANSWER: The difference between
reading the meniscus in a graduated cylinder vs. a thermometer.
• QUESTION: What is a lowest point in a graduated cylinder and the top point in a thermometer.
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Bonus Concepts - 100
• ANSWER: All things that are MATTER have these two characteristics.
QUESTION: What is MASS and VOLUME.
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Bonus Concepts-200
• ANSWER: This is a type of MATTER that is a solution. In other words, it looks like one substances but is actually a blending of 2 or more substances.
• QUESTION: What is a HOMOGENEOUS Mixture?
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Bonus Concepts - 300• ANSWER: This is the difference between
MASS and WEIGHT. (complete answer needed)
• QUESTION: What is MASS is the amount of particles in a substance and does not change in the universe, where as WEIGHT is a function of gravity and will change in the universe?
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Bonus Concepts - 400• ANSWER: The biochemical reaction
that converts animal respiration waste into a usable component for foliage.
• QUESTION: What is photosynthesis?
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Bonus Concepts-500• ANSWER: This is the difference
between accuracy and precision.
• QUESTION: What is Accuracy is the exact accepted answer, whereas Precision means the measurement is the same every time…. reproducible.
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FINAL JEOPARDY• ANSWER: Mark an “X” for the type of
substance & Tell WHY!Substance Element &
why?Compound & why?
Heterogeneous Mixture & why?
Homogeneous Mixture & why?
• Glucose C6H12O6
• Hot Chocolate
• Taco Salad• Chocolate
Chip Cookie
• Helium• Lithium• Iodine
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FINAL JEOPARDYSubstance Element &
why?Compound & why?
Heterogeneous Mixture & why?
Homogeneous Mixture & why?
• Glucose C6H12O6
X – 2 or substances bonded
• Hot Chocolate
X – blending of 2 or more things & looks like one substance
• Taco Salad• Chocolate
Chip Cookie
X – blending of 2 or more things & can see different parts
• Helium• Lithium• Iodine
X – all made up of one type of atom
