2. JEOPARDY (Science Test 1:3 – 1:4)

3. Jeopardy Category 1 Category 1

4. Jeopardy Category 2 Category 2

5. Jeopardy Category 3

6. Jeopardy Category 4 Category 4

7. Jeopardy Category 5 Category 5

8. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 Final Jeopardy Click last 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Jeopardy Category 2 Jeopardy Category 3 Jeopardy Category 4 Jeopardy Category 5 Jeopardy Category 1

9. Any substance that can’t be broken down is called what?

10. What is an element?

11. When two or more elements are combined chemically

12. What is a compound?

13. Oxygen enters the bloodstream from the lungs using this process:

14. What is diffusion?

15. Hydrogen is an example of this

16. What is an element?

17. The 5 most important compounds found in living things.

18. Lipids carbohydrates water proteins nucleic acids

19. What does it mean for a compound to be “organic”?

20. It has carbon in it

21. If you didn’t have enough proteins in your body, how could this be harmful?

22. Chemical reactions may be too slow cell structures may not be made properly

23. In the carrot lab, the carrot was bendable because_______

24. Water went out of the carrot

25. If you put a blood cell in salt water, what would happen to the cell as a result of osmosis?

26. Water would leave the blood cell

27. You have a cell with 15 protein molecules inside of it and 25 outside the cell. Which way will the protein molecules naturally move and what process is it?

28. The protein molecules will move towards the inside of the cell, and the process is diffusion.

29. Why is water important in a cell? 4 reasons

30. Most chemical reactions in cells need water keeps cell temperature constant keeps the size/shape of the cell It allows things to move in and out of the cell

31. What 3 things cross the cell membrane by active transport?

32. Calcium sodium potassium

33. What are the different kinds of passive transport

34. Osmosis and diffusion

35. This process is the movement of water molecules from an area of high to low concentration.

36. What is osmosis

37. What is active transport

38. Movement of molecules from less crowded to more crowded areas requiring energy

39. My science teacher told me that if I sleep on my book the night before and I would learn by osmosis. Is this statement correct? Why/why not?

40. No, Osmosis is with water, not knowledge.

41. What is the difference between passive and active transport?

42. Passive transport doesn’t require energy, active transport does.

43. How are osmosis and diffusion similar?

44. They both involve molecules moving from crowded to less crowed places They are both types of passive transport

45. Is this statement true or false: Some substances can cross the membrane of a cell if it is selectively permeable.

46. True

47. What allows molecules to move across the membrane by active transport.

48. proteins

49. Why do molecules bump into each other?

50. They are always moving

51. What is the inorganic compound found in living things that we studied?

52. water

53. Some substances being able to pass through the membrane while others cannot is called:

54. What is selectively permeable

55. Describe diffusion with the example of someone dropping a bottle of perfume.

56. The scent molecules will move from crowded to less crowded places.

57. Give an example of where diffusion would happen in your body?

58. Oxygen in your blood or carbon dioxide out of your blood

59. FINAL JEOPARDY

60. FINAL JEOPARDY

61. FINAL JEOPARDY CATEGORY PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAGER SELECTIONS NOW

62. What happens if salt is in high concentration outside of a carrot?

63. FINAL JEOPARY QUESTION

64. Water diffuses out of the carrot (by osmosis) and makes the carrot flimsy, smaller, and have less mass.

65. AND THE WINNER IS… Team 1 Team 1 Team 2 Team 2

66. Team 1 Team 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CONGRATS TO Team 1

67. Team 2 Team 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 CONGRATS TO Team 2