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THIS IS JEEPARTY

With Your Host... Mrs. T.

Wacky Bug Bits Insect Trivia Domains Structure & Function Orders Arthropods 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

Insect eyes that detect motion Question Number One A Insect eyes that detect motion A 100

Correct Response One A What are compound eyes? A 100

Question Number Two A Name for fly larvae A 200

Correct Response Two A What are maggots? A 200

Question Number Three A Tiny beetle helping with Cancer Research

Correct Response Three A What is a firefly? A 300

Question Number Four A milkweed A 400

Correct Response Four A What is the food of Monarch Larvae?

Dumb King Phillip can only find green socks~! Question Number Five A Dumb King Phillip can only find green socks~! A 500

Correct Response Five A What are Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species? A 500

Means ancient and lives in extreme environments Question Number One B Means ancient and lives in extreme environments B 100

Correct Response One B What is Archaea? B 100

Domain similar to Archaea, but not as extreme? Question Number Two B Domain similar to Archaea, but not as extreme? B 200

Correct Response Two B What is Bacteria? B 200

Question Number Three B My cells contain Nuclei

Correct Response Three B What are Eukaryotes? B 300

I am the only group that can mate and have offspring. Question Number Four B I am the only group that can mate and have offspring. B 400

Correct Response Four B What is Species? B 400

Question Number Five B 4 Kingdoms of Eukarya B 500

Correct Response Five B What are Protists, Fungi, Plants and Animals

Question Number One C Number of insect legs C 100

Correct Response One C What is 6? C 100

Breathing holes in the sides of insects Question Number Two C Breathing holes in the sides of insects C 200

Correct Response Two C What are spiracles? C 200

Question Number Three C Kind of mouth parts every True Bug has

Correct Response Three C What is Piercing Sucking?

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

Claws, antennae, wings, legs, Question Number Four C Claws, antennae, wings, legs, C 400

Correct Response Four C What are appendages? C 400

The 4 identifying characteristics of all insects Question Number Five C The 4 identifying characteristics of all insects C 500

Correct Response Five C Six legs 2. Antennae 3.Exoskeleton 4. Three body parts C 500

Small orangeish red beetle with spots Question Number One D Small orangeish red beetle with spots D 100

Correct Response One D What is a lady bug? D 100

Question Number Two D Lepidoptera D 200

What is the order of Butterflies and Moths? Correct Response Two D What is the order of Butterflies and Moths? D 200

Question Number Three D Bees, ants, and wasps D 300

Correct Response Three D What is Hymenoptera? D 300

Question Number Four D Beetles D 400

Correct Response Four D What is Coleoptera? D 400

Crickets, Grasshoppers Question Number Five D Crickets, Grasshoppers D 500

Correct Response Five D Orthoptera D 500

Meaning of the name arthropod Question Number One E Meaning of the name arthropod E 100

Correct Response One E Jointed foot E 100

This class of Arthropods is made up of spiders, ticks, and mites. Question Number Two E This class of Arthropods is made up of spiders, ticks, and mites. E 200

What is the Class of Arachnids? Correct Response Two E What is the Class of Arachnids? E 200

Question Number Three E Class in Arthopoda that has many, many, many legs! E 300

Correct Response Three E What are centipedes and millipedes?

Name 3 types of crustaceans. Question Number Four E Name 3 types of crustaceans. E 400

Correct Response Four E Crabs, shrimp, lobster E 400

Name all 4 classes in the phylum Arthropoda Question Number Five E Name all 4 classes in the phylum Arthropoda E 500

Correct Response Five E What are Crustaceans, arachnids, centipedes & millipedes, and Insects. E 500

You may be bigger than me and stronger than me, but even 2 weeks in a freezer doesn’t always do me in! F 100

What is a cockroach? F 100

Your mother might tell you not to act like this, but in the insect world we are harmful.

What are pests? F 200

Name a producer a human eats, and a decomposer that might eat a human. F 300

What is (any plant) / what are maggots, bacteria, certain beetles? F 300

World shortage of fruits & veggies Newsflash: World shortage of fruits & veggies World littered with waste and decaying bodies. Less flowers, plants and crops oh my! What has happened? F 400

What is a world without insects? F 400

Hey, we might be really old dead dudes, but we are responsible for organizing a bazillion living organisms. F 500

Who are Aristotle and Linnaeus? F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: It’s a Bug’s Life Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Final Jeopardy Question Stages of Complete Metamorphosis & Incomplete Metamorphosis Click on screen to continue

Correct Final Jeopardy Response Complete = egg, larvae, pupa, adult Incomplete = egg, nymph, adult Click on screen to continue

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