1. Welcome To
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Jeopardy!

2. Enjoy _______ Jeopardy!
Choose players or groups - Individuals or Teams can play!
Plan a way for contestants to indicate they want to answer (tap desk, ring bell, clicker, etc.)
Player #1 or Team #1 chooses a category and question dollar amount first.
Teacher reads the “answer” completely, then contestants can respond.
After a response is given by a player, click anywhere on the slide to see the correct response.
Record the contestant’s score – You gain the dollar amount if correct; lose the dollar amount if incorrect.
Then, click “To Game Board” and continue the game until all categories are finished.

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Layers of the EARTH
POT LUCK
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Layers of Earth
Shake, Rattle, Roll
Let’s ROCK
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Final
Jeopardy
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4. $100
The Earth's outer layer can be compared to the skin of a peach. It is a thin crust made mostly of: water hard rock soil

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hard rock

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Which is thicker, the continental crust or the oceanic crust (the crust under the oceans)?

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Continental Crust

8. $300 What is the inner core made of? Diamonds Liquid Iron & Nickel
Solid Iron & Nickel
Aluminum & Water

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Solid Iron & Nickel

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Like the juicy part of a peach, the ________ is the thickest layer crust mantle inner core outer core

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mantle

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The Earth has an outer and inner core. What makes up the outer core? Solid iron Liquid iron Solid granite Liquid granite

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Liquid Iron

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Beneath Earth’s crust is the _________. Mantle Inner Core Outer Core

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Mantle

16. Three types of rock are:
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Three types of rock are:

17. sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous
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sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous

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________ rocks are formed from magma below the Earth's surface and lava on the Earth's surface. The kind of rock that forms often depends on how fast the magma or lava cools.

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igneous

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With enough heat and pressure, sedimentary and igneous rocks can be changed into new rocks, called _______________ rocks. (the word means "changed in form“)

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metamorphic

22. Name and describe the three types of rocks.
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Name and describe the three types of rocks.

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Over a period of time, layers of sediment are pressed together to form sedimentary rocks. When molten rock or magma cools below the Earth's surface or cools after erupting from a volcano as lava, igneous rock is formed. Rocks formed from other types of rocks by intense heat and pressure deep within the Earth are called metamorphic rocks.

24. Where is soil formed? Inner core Outer Core Crust Mantle
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Where is soil formed? Inner core Outer Core Crust Mantle

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Crust

26. What is the mantle made out of?
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What is the mantle made out of?
Very hot rock that is not liquid, but soft
Liquid Rock
Hard Solid Rock

27. Very hot rock that is not liquid, but soft
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Very hot rock that is not liquid, but soft

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The very center of the Earth is the: inner core crust mantle outer core

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inner core

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Describe the rock cycle using all of the following words: surface heat type pressure weathering erosion

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The Earth's surface is constantly changing due to heat and pressure within the Earth and weathering and erosion at the surface. These processes constantly change rock from one type to another in a cycle.

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The two layers of the Earth that are composed mostly of rocky material are: _____&_____ The layers composed mostly of iron and nickel are: _____&_____

33. crust & mantle inner & outer core
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crust & mantle inner & outer core

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Rock, sand and soil can be moved by water and wind in a process called:

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erosion

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Mountain ranges, including the Appalachian mountains, mid-ocean ridges and trenches are caused by:

37. Plate Tectonics (the movement of plates)
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Plate Tectonics (the movement of plates)

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Rocks on the Earth's surface are constantly being broken down by chemical processes, weather, glaciers and even tree roots. Rocks are broken into smaller pieces in a process called:

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weathering

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Explain how planting trees and other vegetation can help prevent erosion.

41. Roots hold soil in place.
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Roots hold soil in place.

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Plates that slide against each other are called sliding boundaries - They cause_________

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earthquakes

44. coal sandstone shale limestone conglomerate
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Living plants in a swamp are covered with sediment. Eventually this valuable source of energy may form.
coal sandstone shale limestone conglomerate

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Coal

46. gneiss limestone granite
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Small sea animals and shells are pressed into this kind of sedimentary rock. Chalk is often made from it.
gneiss limestone granite

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Limestone

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Layer upon layer of mud may form the most common type of sedimentary rock called:
limestone
conglomerate
shale
sandstone
coal

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Shale

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An igneous rock like granite, buried deep under the Earth's surface, can be flattened by the great pressure from above and become a metamorphic rock called:
marble
slate
gneiss

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Gneiss

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Metamorphic rocks can come from igneous rocks like granite or from sedimentary rocks like limestone. With enough heat and pressure limestone becomes:
marble
slate
gneiss

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Marble

54. Final Jeopardy Category: Shake, Rattle, Roll
Click for “Question”

55. Briefly explain how and where volcanoes and mountains form.
Final Jeopardy Question
Briefly explain how and where volcanoes and mountains form.
Click to see the correct response!

56. Final Jeopardy Answer
Mountains and volcanoes usually form on the boundary between two plates, when the plates push together or split apart.
Exit Game

57. Thank You for Playing _______ Jeopardy! Acknowledgements: Graphics:
Microsoft Office Clip Art and Media
Jeopardy Template:
B. Burkett October 2003