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Welcome to Jeopardy!

Another Presentation © 2001 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon markedamon@hotmail.com

Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2 Team 1 Team 1 Team 2 Team 3

SS Vocab 1 SS Vocab 2 SS Vocab 3 Science Vocab 1 Science Vocab 2 Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

Someone who travels from place to place with no permanent home. $100 Someone who travels from place to place with no permanent home.

$100 What is a nomad? Scores

$200 A set of activities done for a specific purpose. A wedding is one example.

$200 What is a ceremony? Scores

A group’s stories passed on through the generations. $300 A group’s stories passed on through the generations.

$300 What is folklore? Scores

Study of objects to learn about the past. $400 Study of objects to learn about the past.

$400 What is archaeology? Scores

Focus on one particular thing or activity. $500 Focus on one particular thing or activity.

$500 What is specialize? Scores

More of something than you need. $100 More of something than you need.

$100 What is surplus? Scores

$200 An accepted way of doing something. For example, in America we shake hands to greet people.

$200 What is custom? Scores

Change to fit different conditions. $300 Change to fit different conditions.

$300 What is adapt? Scores

Daily Double

The use of scientific knowledge to solve problems. $400 The use of scientific knowledge to solve problems.

$400 What is technology? Scores

An object made by people. $500 An object made by people.

$500 What is an artifact? Scores

Raising plants and animals for human use. $100 Raising plants and animals for human use.

$100 What is agriculture? Scores

Movement from one place to another. $200 Movement from one place to another.

$200 What is migration? Scores

$300 A set of customs that people create over time. For example, you might go to your grandma’s house, eat turkey, and then watch a football game for Thanksgiving. That would be your Thanksgiving ________________.

$300 What is a tradition? Scores

Talk to and work with others. $400 Talk to and work with others.

$400 What is interact? Scores

$500 A system for organizing resources such as money and goods. Buying, selling, and trading things.

$500 What is economy? Scores

The basic unit of all living things. $100 The basic unit of all living things.

$100 What is a cell? Scores

Gel-like material between the cell membrane and the nucleus. $200 Gel-like material between the cell membrane and the nucleus.

$200 What is cytoplasm? Scores

$300 A group of similar specialized cells that work together. For example, a bunch of muscle cells working together form muscle _____________.

$300 What is tissue? Scores

$400 A special form of diffusion that helps keep water in cells. This form of transport lets some things out while keeping others in.

$400 What is osmosis? Scores

$500 A structure that performs specific functions in the cell. Mitochondria, nucleus, and ribosomes are some examples.

$500 What are organelles? Scores

$100 Process that spreads substances through a gas or liquid, like food coloring in water.

$100 What is diffusion? Scores

$200 The cell part that contains DNA and directs cell activities. The “brain” of the cell.

$200 What is the nucleus? Scores

$300 A group of related tissues that perform a specific function, like your heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, etc.

$300 What are organs? Scores

$400 A group of organs that work together to perform a task, like your brain, spinal column and nerves, for example.

What is system or organ system? $400 What is system or organ system? Scores

Process by which cells break down glucose in plants and animals. $500 Process by which cells break down glucose in plants and animals.

What is cellular respiration? $500 What is cellular respiration? Scores

Effect of geography And climate American Indians work together Jobs of cell parts Science Potluck Common ways of life Round 1 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Final Jeopardy $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Scores $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000

$200 Stores DNA.

$200 What is nucleus? Scores

Lets food water and gases into cell. $400 Lets food water and gases into cell.

$400 What is cell membrane? Scores

Tells the cell what to do. $600 Tells the cell what to do.

$600 What is nucleus? Scores

Holds all the other organelles. $800 Holds all the other organelles.

$800 What is cytoplasm? Scores

Provides hard outer layer of plant cell and helps the plant stand up. $1000 Provides hard outer layer of plant cell and helps the plant stand up.

$1000 What is cell wall? Scores

All living things need this sugar to stay alive. $200 All living things need this sugar to stay alive.

$200 What is glucose? Scores

Daily Double

Tell one thing all living things do. $400 Tell one thing all living things do.

Take care of and protect their bodies $400 What is Make or take in food Take care of and protect their bodies Grow and reproduce Get rid of waste? Scores

$600 Tell one cell part that plant cells have, that animals cells do not have.

What is chloroplast or cell wall? $600 What is chloroplast or cell wall? Scores

The two ways things move in a cell. $800 The two ways things move in a cell.

What are osmosis and diffusion? $800 What are osmosis and diffusion? Scores

Two of the three parts of the cell theory. $1000 Two of the three parts of the cell theory.

All living things are made up of cells or $1000 What is: All living things are made up of cells or The cell is the basic, or most simple part of a cell or Cells come from other cells? Scores

$200 When people learned about this, they no longer had to follow their food sources.

$200 What is agriculture? Scores

$400 This group lived in a very dry area and learned irrigation so they could farm.

Who are the desert southwest? $400 Who are the desert southwest? Scores

$600 Because they had to move to follow the buffalo, their major food source, these American Indians were the only ones to use light and portable tepees as sheleter.

Who are the Great Plains Indians? $600 Who are the Great Plains Indians? Scores

$800 This group lived near the ocean and carved large dugout canoes. Sea animals were an important resource to them. They also had potlatch ceremonies to show their wealth.

Who are Pacific Northwest Indians? $800 Who are Pacific Northwest Indians? Scores

$1000 These American Indians lived in wigwams or longhouses and used a deer leather called buckskin to keep warm during the cold winters.

Who are the Eastern Woodland Indians? $1000 Who are the Eastern Woodland Indians? Scores

One purpose of American Indian celebrations or ceremonies. $200 One purpose of American Indian celebrations or ceremonies.

$200 What is: Honoring nature Social purposes Religious purposes Scores

$400 Because they had no written language, many American Indian groups used oral language to pass on the groups stories, also called this.

$400 What is folklore? Scores

Daily Double

$600 Dance and music were often part of these celebrations which were sets of activities done for a specific purpose.

$600 What are ceremonies? Scores

$800 The Pacific Northwest Indians had these feasts during which the chief gave away goods to show how rich the group was.

$800 What are potlatches? Scores

These dolls represent important figures in Hopi culture. $1000 These dolls represent important figures in Hopi culture.

$1000 What are kachina dolls? Scores

$200 When groups worked together to meet their needs, people were able to do this, which means to focus on one thing such as carving wood or weaving cloth.

$200 What is specialize? Scores

$400 Groups not only worked within the group but also did this, meaning to talk to and work with others.

$400 What is interact? Scores

$600 Some groups exchanged goods by doing this, which means to trade without using money.

$600 What is barter? Scores

$800 When people needed to create order, they formed these, which were systems of laws and the people who carry them out.

$800 What are governments? Scores

$1000 An American Indian leader named Deganawidah united 5 Indian groups under one set of laws forming a council that later became this group.

What is the Iroquois Confederacy? $1000 What is the Iroquois Confederacy? Scores

How Cells Are Organized Final Jeopary Question Jeopardy How Cells Are Organized Final Jeopary Question Scores

Complete this chart showing how cells are organized. Organism

Cells Tissues Organs Systems Organism Scores