Check out The Trigs – Educational Rock Like You’ve Never Heard Before! Jeopardy v4.0 This version features an updated timer, a setup menu, sounds, and improved graphics. The timer default is 30 seconds. To change it, go to the Setup menu. First: in order to use this program, you need to enable macros. In Office 2007, it will automatically ask if you want to enable the macros. If you have an earlier version, then use the setup menu to access instructions on how to enable them. To use this, simply edit the names of the categories to fit what you need, and then enter your questions (and answers) on the appropriate slides. Once you’ve entered all the questions, run the show. You must hit the “Start Game” button on this page (it will make sure all the questions appear). Click on the question chosen and that slide will come up. To start the timer, click the block of white squares. They will tick off to show the passage of time. When time is up, a stop sign will appear. Click the stop sign to reload the timer. To show the answer, click anywhere on the slide other than the timer or the back button. When the question has been answered, click the word “Back” in the lower right hand corner to bring yourself back to the main page. Once there, click the name of the team that got it right and enter the point value of the question. The score will be updated! Comments? Suggestions? P.S. This is, of course, a free program, but if you happen to feel like rewarding hard work with a little money, feel free to PayPal some cash to Start Game Setup

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-Category 1, 100 What two hormones cause the release of the egg from the ovary? What is this process called? Back Luteinizing and Follicle Stimulating. Ovulation

Category 2, 100 What hormone causes the most changes to a female during puberty? Back Estrogen

Category 3, 100 What is the predominant male hormone? Back Testosterone

Category 4, 100 What does asymptomatic mean? Back Showing no signs of a disease or disorder even though an infection is present

Category 5, 100 What are three potentially positive outcomes for teens that date? Back Answers will vary but may include exploring characteristics they would like in a future spouse, discovering their identity, developing friendships, or finding support

Category 6, 100 What happens if the female’s egg is fertilized? If it’s not fertilized? Back If fertilized, the embryo implants in the wall of the uterus. If unfertilized, menstruation occurs.

Category 1, 200 Roughly on which day of the cycle does ovulation take place? Back Day 14

Category 2, 200 What happens during Oogenesis? Back A gamete with a haploid number is produced.

Category 3, 200 Which combinations of chromosomes will make a male? Which will make a female? Back Anything with a Y is a male; anything without a Y is a female. XX or XY is normal.

Category 4, 200 What is the only 100% full-proof STD prevention method? Back Abstinence

Category 5, 200 What are 3 good traits to look for in a dating partner? Back Answers will vary but can include unselfish, treats others well, tolerant and respectful, similar morals and values, fun to be with, respects himself/herself, good sense of humor

Category 6, 200 What is a gamete? Back A sex cell. Sperm in the male, egg in the female.

Category 1, 300 How often does the menstrual cycle repeat? Back Roughly once every 28 days.

Category 2, 300 How are things passed from a pregnant mother to a fetus? What can be passed? Back Through the placenta. Food (nutrients), antibodies, medications, alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, illnesses (bacteria, viruses, STDs)

Category 3, 300 Why are the testes kept in the scrotum and not inside the body? Back So that the testes stay cool. Spermatogenesis cannot occur at regular body temperature.

Category 4, 300 What is the disease caused by the HIV virus? (write each word, not the acronym) Back Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

Category 5, 300 What is a good strategy to use to avoid peer-pressure from a dating partner while dating? Back Answers will vary but could include dating in groups and avoiding being along in a potentially compromising location

Category 6, 300 What are teratogens? Back Things that hurt the fetus during pregnancy. Alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, and medications are examples.

Category 1, 400 Define each and their stage in pregnancy: zygote, embryo, fetus Back Zygote: fertilized egg. Becomes one cell, then multiplies. Embryo: from fertilization to eight weeks. Implants in uterus. Fetus: from 9 weeks to birth. Most of organ development occurs in first trimester (first three months)

Category 2, 400 List and describe two potential problems of the female reproductive system Back Answers will vary but could include descriptions of cystitis, vaginitis, delayed puberty, menstrual cramps, premenstrual syndrome, toxic shock syndrome, endometriosis, ovarian cyst, cervical cancer, amenorrhea, or poly-menorrhea.

Category 3, 400 What is it called when sperm exits the penis through the urethra? Back Ejaculation

Category 4, 400 Name three ways an STD can be spread. Back From the pregnant mother to a baby (through birth or breast milk), through skin-to-skin contact, through exchange of sexual fluids, or from contact with sores.

Category 5, 400 Describe two ways to express affection without sexual contact. Back Answers will widely vary but could include gift-giving, preparing a meal, affirmational phrases, a special date

Category 6, 400 Explain the relationship between HIV and AIDS. Which comes first? Why are they such a concern (what are the health risks)? Back HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is the virus that leads to AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome). They are both a concern because HIV and therefore AIDS cannot be cured. Eventually the body stops being able to fight disease.

Category 1, 500 What does haploid mean? Back It is the set of chromosomes in a sex cell. 23

Category 2, 500 Label each letter AND describe its function Back Ovaries, fallopian tube, uterus, vagina

Category 3, 500 Label each number AND describe their functions Back Scrotum, testes, epididymis, vas deferens, bulbourethral gland, rectum, seminal vesical, bladder, prostate, urethra, penis

Category 4, 500 List two bacterial and two viral STDs. Describe their symptoms and how they’re treated Back Answers will vary but may include details about gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, HPV, herpes, or HIV

Category 5, 500 What is the best age to become a parent? Why do you feel this way? Back Open-ended

Category 6, 500 Define the two terms that explain twins. Back Dizygotic: ovary produces two eggs (fraternal twins) Monozygotic: the blastocyst divides in half (identical twins)

Setup Menu Set Timer Macro Instructions Daily Double Instructions Main Menu Set # Teams

Instructions For Adding A Daily Double: 1)Use Word Art to create a nice “Daily Double”. 2)Copy the word art to whichever slide(s) you want the Daily Double to be on. 3)Go to the Animations screen and choose “Custom Animation”. 4)Click the Daily Double Word Art to select it and choose “Add Effect”. There should be a great number of entrances to choose from. 5)Right click on the element that was just added to the Animation list and drag it to the top of the list. Now right click and choose “Start with Previous”. This will cause the graphic to enter when the slide is shown. Now choose “Effect Options”. The second menu box down should say After Animation. Click the arrow and choose “Hide on Next Mouse Click”. Click Ok. 6)Finally, click on the question (just the question) in the main screen. Go back to the custom animation panel and click Add Effect, then find the effect labeled “Appear”. Now, when you go to the slide, you should have an appearing Daily Double graphic which disappears and shows the question the next time the mouse is clicked. P.S. If you want to add a Daily Double sound effect, then when you go into the “Effect Options” menu to make it disappear after the mouse click, choose a sound to play. Setup

Instructions For Turning On Macros: 1)If you’re using Office 2007, then when the PowerPoint opens, there will be a status bar at the top of the screen saying macros have been disabled. There is a button that says “Options”. Choose this, and then choose “Enable” and click OK. 2)If you are using earlier versions of Office, then it is a little more complicated: A)On the top menu, choose “Tools” B)Choose “Security” C)Choose “Macros” D)You will be given three options (Low, Medium, and High). Choose Medium. E)Click OK, then close PowerPoint completely. F)Restart the program. Macros should now be enabled. To check, try running the slideshow and clicking the “Start Game” button. If nothing happens, then feel free to me at and I will try to help you out. Setup