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1 Comida Lugares Cosas o →ue e → i 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

2 Food 100 Necesito un camarero. I need a…. Answer

3 Answer 100 waiter Back to the Board

4 Food 200 Después de comer el plato principal quiero….. Answer

5 Answer 200 El postre Back to the Board

6 Food 300 ¿Cómo se dice “fish” en español? Answer

7 Answer 300 El pescado Back to the Board

8 Food 400 ¿Cómo se dice “salad” en español? Answer

9 Answer 400 La ensalada Back to the Board

10 Food 500 ¿Cómo se dice “beans” en español? Answer

11 Answer 500 Los frijoles Back to the Board

12 Places 100 ¿Cómo se dice “the “mall” en español? Answer

13 Answer 100 El centro comercial Back to the Board

14 Places 200 ¿Cómo se dice “el cine” en inglés? Answer

15 Answer 200 The movies (movie theater) Back to the Board

16 Places 300 ¿Cómo se dice “the ticket window” en español? Answer

17 Answer 300 La ventanilla Back to the Board

18 Places 400 ¿Cómo se dice “el parque” en inglés? Answer

19 Answer 400 The park Back to the Board

20 Places 500 ¿Cómo se dice “theater” en español? Answer

21 Answer 500 El teatro Back to the Board

22 Things 100 ¿Cómo se dice “tickets” en español? Answer

23 Answer 100 Las entradas Back to the Board

24 Things 200 ¿Cómo se dice “the street” en español? Answer

25 Answer 200 La calle Back to the Board

26 Things 300 ¿Cómo se dice “la propina” en inglés? Answer

27 Answer 300 tip Back to the Board

28 Things 400 ¿Cómo se dice “downtown” en español? Answer

29 Answer 400 El centro Back to the Board

30 Things 500 ¿Cómo se dice “on foot” en español? Answer

31 Answer 500 A pie Back to the Board

32 o →ue 100 Dormir (yo) Answer

33 Answer 100 duermo Back to the Board

34 o →ue 200 Costar (la entrada) Answer

35 Answer 200 cuesta Back to the Board

36 o →ue 300 Almorzar (Nosotros) Answer

37 Answer 300 almorzamos Back to the Board

38 o →ue 400 Poder (tú) Answer

39 Answer 400 puedes Back to the Board

40 o →ue 500 Almorzar (Ellas) Answer

41 Answer 500 almuerzan Back to the Board

42 e → i 100 Pedir (tú) Answer

43 Answer 100 pides Back to the Board

44 e → i 200 Servir (yo) Answer

45 Answer 200 sirvo Back to the Board

46 e → i Servir (Ud.) Answer

47 Answer 300 sirve Back to the Board

48 e → i Pedir (Ellos) Answer

49 Answer 400 piden Back to the Board

50 e → i Pedir (Nosotros) Answer

51 Answer 500 pedimos Back to the Board

52 Daily Double Daily Double Here is your chance to double your money.
You can bet it all or any part of it. If you you have less than a thousand dollars you may bet up to one thousand. But be careful, if you answer incorrectly you will lose the amount which you wagered. Daily Double Daily Double

53 Mei o sis I II 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

54 Column 1 200 Form of reproduction when all offspring are genetically identical to one another and its parent Answer

55 Answer Asexual Reproduction Back to the Board

56 Column 1 400 How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have per cell? Answer

57 Answer 23 Back to the Board

58 Answer Column 1 600 In prophase I A. Crossing over occurs
B. The cell splits C. The Chromosomes pull apart Answer

59 Answer C Back to the Board

60 Column 1 800 In Meiosis II, 2 sister chromatids of each duplicated chromosome _______ from each other. Answer

61 Answer Separate Back to the Board

62 Column What is the effect of crossing over? Answer

63 Back to the Board Answer
It creates new allele combinations in offspring Back to the Board

64 Column 2 200 True or False. When the parent has two sets of chromosomes it is said to be haploid. Answer

65 Answer FALSE Back to the Board

66 Column 2 400 How many cells are there after Telophase II? Answer

67 Answer 4 Back to the Board

68 Column 2 600 What is a particular stretch of chromosome of DNA molecules? Answer

69 Answer Genes Back to the Board

70 Column 2 800 Explain the difference between gametes and germ cells. Answer

71 Back to the Board Answer Gametes are immature sex cells
Germ cells are mature sex cells. Back to the Board

72 Column ________ is a unique form of the same gene Answer

73 Answer Allele Back to the Board

74 Answer Column 3 200 Meiosis takes place in the A. Chloroplast
B. Reproductive Organs C. Nucleus D. Chromatids Answer

75 Answer B. Reproductive Organs Back to the Board

76 Answer Column 3 400 What happens in Anaphase I?
Homologous chromosomes segregate Tetrads pull apart Both A and B Neither A or B Answer

77 Answer C. Back to the Board

78 Answer Column 3 600 True or False.
In prophase II microtubules attach to kinetochores of the duplicated chromosomes. Answer

79 Answer True Back to the Board

80 Column 3 800 Germ Cells are A. Diploid B. Haploid Answer

81 Answer Diploid Back to the Board

82 Column In Telophase I, chromosomes arrive at separate poles which is followed by _______ division Answer

83 Answer Cytoplasmic Back to the Board

84 Column 4 200 Gametes are ______ cells Answer

85 Answer Haploid Back to the Board

86 Column 4 400 In Meiosis I, each homologous chromosome in the cell _____ with its partner Answer

87 Answer pairs Back to the Board

88 Answer Column 4 600 The chromosome number is A. Haploid cells
B. Number of daughter cells form C. Sum total of chromosomes in a cell. Answer

89 Answer C Back to the Board

90 Column 4 800 What happens in metaphase II? Answer

91 Back to the Board Answer
The duplicated chromosomes line up at spindle equator Back to the Board

92 Column In humans, what is the number of possible combinations of chromosomes in gametes? A. 23 B. 223 C. 23 D. None of the above Answer

93 Answer B Back to the Board

94 Column 5 200 Initial contacts between microtubules and chromosomes are A. Random B. In a special order C. Always the same Answer

95 Answer A. Back to the Board

96 Column 5 400 What is Sexual Reproduction Answer

97 Back to the Board Answer
The creation of offspring involving two parents Back to the Board

98 Column 5 600 Crossing over occurs in which stage of Meiosis? Answer

99 Answer Prophase I Back to the Board

100 Column 5 800 What happens in Anaphase II? Answer

101 Back to the Board Answer
Sister chromatids separate to become independent chromosomes Back to the Board

102 Column The chromosome in a gamete are a mix of Answer

103 Answer chromosomes from 2 parents Back to the Board

104 Daily Double Daily Double Here is your chance to double your money.
You can bet it all or any part of it. If you you have less than a thousand dollars you may bet up to one thousand. But be careful, if you answer incorrectly you will lose the amount which you wagered. Daily Double Daily Double

105 Daily Double Daily Double Here is your chance to double your money.
You can bet it all or any part of it. If you you have less than a thousand dollars you may bet up to one thousand. But be careful, if you answer incorrectly you will lose the amount which you wagered. Daily Double Daily Double

106 Today’s Final Jeopardy category is…

107 Category Meiosis!!!

108 Final Jeopardy Category
List all the stages of Meiosis I and II and describe what happens in each stage Answer

109 Final Jeopardy Answer Prophase I Chromosomes begin to condense, crossing over can take place. Metaphase I The chromosomes line up in the middle and the spindle becomes fully formed Anaphase I The poles push apart and the chromosomes are pulled apart from their homologous partners Telophase I The germ cells cytoplasm separates and there are now two haploid cells Prophase II Microtubules attach to the chromosomes and drive the movement toward the spindles middle Metaphase II Chromosomes are positioned at the spindle equator, midway between the two poles Anaphase II the attachment between the two chromatids of each chromosome break. They move to opposite poles of the spindle Telophase II The cells begin to separate and we are left with four new daughter cells. They will have a haploid number.


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