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Metric Jeopardy

Metric Jeopardy. Weight & Temperature. More Units. Definitions. General. Units. Q $ 100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500.

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Metric Jeopardy

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  1. Metric Jeopardy Weight & Temperature More Units Definitions General Units Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. $100 Weight & Temperature FREEZING POINT OF WATER in ºC

  3. $100 Weight & TemperatureANSWER 00 C

  4. $200 Weight & Temperature BOILING POINT OF WATER in ºC

  5. $200 Weight & Temperature ANSWER 1000 C

  6. $300 Weight & Temperature CELSIUS & KELVIN

  7. $300 Weight & TemperatureANSWER 2 scales used to measure temperature in science

  8. $400 Weight & Temperature Definition and SI unit for weight

  9. $400 Weight & TemperatureANSWER The force of gravity on an object – Newtons

  10. $500 Weight & Temperature Why can an astronaut jump higher on the moon than on Earth?

  11. $500 Weight & TemperatureANSWER The astronaut can jump higher on the moon because the moon has a weaker gravitational force than Earth

  12. $100 Units AREA

  13. $100 UnitsANSWER Squared unit - (cm2)

  14. $200 Units SOLID VOLUME

  15. $200 UnitsANSWER Cubic Unit (cm3 )

  16. $300 Units BASE UNIT LIQUID VOLUME

  17. $300 UnitsANSWER LITER

  18. $400 Units DENSITY OF A SOLID

  19. $400 UnitsANSWER g/cm3

  20. $500 Units THE ABBREVIATION SI STANDS FOR

  21. $500 UnitsANSWER INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM OF UNITS

  22. $100 More Units BASE UNIT - LENGTH

  23. $100 More Units ANSWER Meter (m)

  24. $200 More Units BASE UNIT - MASS

  25. $200 More Units ANSWER GRAM (g)

  26. $300 More Units Largest unit for length

  27. $300 More Units ANSWER Kilometer (km)

  28. $400 More Units Smallest unit for liquid volume

  29. $400 More UnitsANSWER Milliliter (ml)

  30. $500 More Units GIVES A NUMBER VALUE

  31. $500 More UnitsANSWER UNIT

  32. $100 Definitions Language of science

  33. $100 DefinitionsANSWER MATH

  34. $200 Definitions THE AMOUNT OF SPACE ON A 2-DIMENSIONAL OBJECT

  35. $200 DefinitionsANSWER Area (surface area)

  36. $300 Definitions THE AMOUNT OF MATTER IN AN OBJECT

  37. $300 DefinitionsANSWER MASS

  38. $400 Definitions an exact quantity against which comparisons can be made

  39. $400 DefinitionsANSWER STANDARD

  40. $500 Definitions degree of exactness against with which an object is measured

  41. $500 DefinitionsANSWER PRECISION

  42. $100 General FORMULA FOR DENSITY

  43. $100 GeneralANSWER Mass Volume

  44. $200 General The Metric System is based on multiples of

  45. $200 GeneralANSWER 10

  46. $300 General To determine the length of an object without a measuring stick, you must make a/an

  47. $300 GeneralANSWER ESTIMATION

  48. $400 General Tools used for measuring liquid volume

  49. $400 GeneralANSWER Graduated cylinder & beaker

  50. $500 General The amount of mass a material has for its volume.

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