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Science TAKS Jeopardy Nature of Science Life SciencePhysical ScienceEarth/Space Science Random

Name 2 ways to communicate data Click here for answerhere

Graphs, tables

Name 2 different ways you could communicate what a particular plant looks like if you found it in the woods. Click here for answerhere

Pictures, drawings

Give one advantage and one disadvantage of using a model Click here for answerhere

Advantage- you get to see objects that are too small to see (ex: atom), you get to see inside objects that are not possible to see otherwise (ex: volcano) Disadvantage- Most models do not show temperature. Models usually do not have the same texture as a real object.

When evaluating scientific explanations, or phenomena, you should always look for ________ and ___________. Click here for answerhere

Strengths, weaknesses

What method would you use to find out what a student is testing in an experiment? What are the two vocabulary words associated with this? Click here for answerhere

A T-chart showing controls and variables

What do the arrows in a food web represent? Click here for answerhere

The flow of energy

Give one example of an inherited trait and one example of a learned behavior Click here for answerhere

Inherited Trait: eye color, hair color, skin color, height, etc. Learned Behavior: reading, playing an instrument, learning a sport, etc.

When animals face an environmental change, they must __________ or they will die. Click here for answerhere

adapt

In order for a species to survive, animals must pass on their genetic ________ to their _________. Click here for answerhere

Traits offspring

If a rabbit is both a consumer and prey in its ecosystem, this characteristic would define the rabbit’s ___________. Click here for answerhere

niche

What is the difference between reflected and refracted light? Give examples of each. Click here for answerhere

Reflected light is bouncing light. Example: A mirror Refracted light is bent light. Example: a prism, rainbow, seeing a “bent” object submerged halfway in water.

Name 4 types of energy Click here for answerhere

Thermal (heat) Electrical Light Chemical Sound

All solutions are a type of __________. Click here for answerhere

mixture

True or False- A force must be present to cause change Click here for answerhere

True

True or False- Parts of mixtures (example: sand and water) go through a chemical change when mixed together. Click here for answerhere

False- Parts of mixtures do not chemically change. Mixtures can be physically separated into their original components.

__________ is absorbed by plants to be converted into _________ through a process called ___________. Click here for answerhere

Carbon Dioxide Sugar Photosynthesis

What causes the seasons? Click here for answerhere

The tilt of the Earth

Lumber is a/an __________ resource. Click here for answerhere

Renewable

Give 2 examples of an inexhaustible resource Click here for answerhere

Wind Solar

Name 3 fossil fuels and identify what type of resource they are Click here for answerhere

Coal Natural Gas Petroleum (oil) Nonrenewable Resources

Name all 8 planets in order from the sun Click here for answerhere

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Nachos!

List the stages of a beetle going through metamorphosis in order Click here for answerhere

Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult “L” comes before “P” in the alphabet

The oldest rock layer is found ___________. Click here for answerhere

On the bottom layer

When looking at a tree ring, where is the oldest ring, AND what strategy must you use on the TAKS test if there is a tree ring question? Click here for answerhere

The oldest ring is in the center On the TAKS test, label each point on the tree ring “1 st ”, “2 nd ”, “3 rd ”, and so on- starting from the inside out.

Give an example of a producer, primary consumer, and a secondary consumer. Click here for answerhere

Producer- any plant Primary Consumer- any animal that eats a plant Secondary Consumer- any animal that eats another animal