1. THIS IS
JEOPARDY

3. With
Your
Host...
Mrs. Bennett

4. Final 1
Final 2
ROCKS & MINERALS
LIFE
SCIENCE
WAVES, WIND, WATER, & ICE
ANYTHING
GOES
MAGNETISM
ELECTRICTY
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The two electrical charges in a magnet.
A 100
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6. What is positive and negative?
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What like electrical charges do in magnets.
A 200
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What is repel?
A 200
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What different electrical charges do in magnets.
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A 300

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What is attract?
A 300
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11. The device shown in this picture.
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The device shown in this picture.
A 400

12. What is an electromagnet?
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What is an electromagnet?
A 400

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DAILY
DOUBLE
DAILY
DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400

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Some common devices that use an electromagnet to make them work. Name One
A 500

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What are …
electric motors
cell phones
doorbells
electric generators
earphones
A 500
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The three rock types.
B 100
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What are …
igneous
metamorphic
sedimentary
B 100

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What rocks are made of.
B 200

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What are minerals?
B 200

20. The remains of prehistoric plants and animals.
B 300
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What are
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B 300

22. The scale used to measure a minerals hardness.
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The scale used to measure a minerals hardness.
B 400

23. What is the Mohs hardness scale?
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B 400

24. The rock type that is likely to be hard but shows no layering.
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The rock type that is likely to be hard but shows no layering.
B 500

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What is igneous?
B 500
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26. The type of circuit shown here.
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The type of circuit shown here.
C 100

27. What is a serial or series circuit?
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28. The type of circuit shown here.
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The type of circuit shown here.
C 200

29. What is a parallel circuit?
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C 200

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The type of electricity that causes lightning and makes balloons stick to walls.
C 300

31. What is static electricity.
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What is static electricity.
C 300

32. Three useful things electrical energy can be turned into.
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What is …
… heat, light, & motion?
C 400

34. producing electricity.
These things flow
producing electricity.
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C 500

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What are electrons?
C 500

36. Organisms that only eat animals.
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D 100

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What are
carnivores?
D 100
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38. An organism that eats only plants.
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D 200

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What is an herbivore?
D 200
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40. both plants and animals.
An organism that eats
both plants and animals.
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D 300

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What is an omnivore?
D 300
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The term for all the living things (plants, animals, etc.) in an ecosystem.
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D 400

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What is biotic?
D 400
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The process in which organisms genetically change over time to meet the needs of their environment.
D 500

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What is adapt or evolve?
D 500

46. The breaking down of rocks.
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What is erosion?
(or weathering)
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E 100

48. A rapid geologic process that changes the Earth’s surface.
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A rapid geologic process that changes the Earth’s surface.
(Name One)
E 200

49. Landslides Volcanoes Earthquakes
What are …
Landslides Volcanoes Earthquakes
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E 200

50. How plants break down rocks.
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How plants break down rocks.
E 300

51. What is their roots expand in cracks?
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52. The most common way eroded material is moved from one place
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The most common way eroded material is moved from one place
to another.
E 400

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What is flowing water?
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E 400

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Cracks in the Earth.
E 500
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What are faults?
E 500

56. The group of organisms that make up the base of the food chain.
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The group of organisms that make up the base of the food chain.
F 100

57. What are producers or plants?
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What are producers or plants?
F 100

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The hardest mineral listed below.
GYPSUM
FLOURITE
TALC
ORTHOCLASE
QUARTZ
CALCITE
APATITE
F 200
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What is quartz?
F 200
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60. A pictorial chart showing the flow of energy in an ecosystem.
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F 300

61. What is a food chain or a food web?
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What is a food chain or a food web?
F 300

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The process in which geologic material is formed, deposited, eroded, transported, and changed into different rock types over long periods
of time.
F 400
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What is the rock cycle?
B 400
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Tiny organisms, most of which are beneficial to other living things although a small number cause disease.
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F 500

65. What are microorganisms?
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What are microorganisms?
F 500

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Final Jeopardy – One
Organisms that break down and recycle matter
from dead plants
and animals.

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What are decomposers?
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Final Jeopardy – Two
The term used to describe the non-living
components of
an ecosystem.

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What is abiotic?
Sunlight
Air & Weather
Water
Soil & Rock