1st Grade SOL Science Jeopardy

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Mammals 1st Grade Science Jeopardy Reptiles Fish Birds Insects 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

$100 QuestionMammals What covering keeps mammals warm?

$100 Answer Mammals Fur covers mammals to keep them warm.

$200 Question Mammals Name 3 ways that mammals travel.

$200 Answer Mammals Walk, run, and hop are three ways that mammals travel.

$300 Question Mammals Mammals are _____-blooded.

$300 Answer Mammals Mammals are warm-blooded.

$400 Question Mammals What do mothers give their babies for food that comes from their body?

$400 Answer Mammals Milk is what mothers give to their babies for food that comes from their body

$500 Question Mammals Mammals’ babies are born _____.

$500 Answer Mammals Mammals’ babies are born alive.

$100 Question Reptiles What covers and protects reptiles?

$100 Answer Reptiles Scales and plates cover and protect reptiles. Iguana Scales

$200 Question Reptiles Most reptiles are born alive or in _____.

$200 Answer Reptiles Most reptile babies are born alive or in eggs. Turtle Hatching from egg! Shrink with eggs!

$300 Question Reptiles How do reptiles travel?

$300 Answer Reptiles Reptiles travel by crawling, walking, climbing, or slithering.

$400 Question Reptiles Reptiles are ___-blooded.

$400 Answer Reptiles Reptiles are cold-blooded. Interesting Facts from http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/reptiles/printouts.shtml * Biggest reptile - the estuarine crocodile (over 7 m (23 ft) long). * Smallest reptile (and smallest lizard) - the British Virgin Islands gecko (only 18 mm = 7/10 inches long) * Fastest reptile - the spiny-tailed iguana (tracked at 34.9 km/h = 21 mph) * Biggest (heaviest) snake - the anaconda of South America. * Longest Snake - reticulated Python (over 10 m long) * Fastest-moving snake - probably the poisonous black mamba * Biggest lizard - the Komodo dragon (up to 3 m long) * Biggest turtle - the leatherback turtle (up to 2.5 m) * Most poisonous land snakes - the taipan (from Australia), black mamba, and krait. * Only poisonous lizards - the Gila monster, the beaded lizard * Weirdest ability - horned lizards can squirt a thin spray of blood from their eyes up to of 3 feet away.

$500 Question Reptiles How many legs do most reptiles have?

$500 Answer Reptiles Most reptiles have 4 legs. This is a lady bug turtle!

$100 Question Fish Fish live in _____.

$100 Answer Fish Fish live in water.

$200 Question Fish Fish breathe under water with ____.

$200 Answer Fish Fish breathe under water with gills.

$300 Question Fish This body covering protects the fish from cuts and germs.

$300 Answer Fish Scales cover and protect the fish from cuts and germs

$400 Question Fish These body parts help a fish move, stop, and steer.

$400 Answer Fish Fins help a fish move, stop, and steer.

$500 Question Fish This is how fish travel.

$500 Answer Fish Fish travel by swimming.

$100 Question Birds What keeps birds warm?

$100 Answer Birds Feathers keep birds warm.

$200 Question Birds What body part helps birds travel?

$200 Answer Birds Wings help the bird to travel.

$300 Question Birds A bird has ____ legs.

$300 Answer Birds A bird has two legs.

$400 Question Birds Birds’ babies are born alive or in ____.

$400 Answer Birds Birds’ babies are born alive or in eggs.

$500 Question Birds How to birds travel?

$500 Answer Birds Birds travel by flying.

$100 Question Insects How many legs to insects have?

$100 Answer Insects Insects have 6 legs.

$200 Question Insects Name the 3 body parts of insects.

$200 Answer Insects The 3 body parts of insects are head, thorax, and abdomen.

$300 Question Insects Name 2 types of food that insects eat.

$300 Answer Insects Insects eat plants and other insects.

$400 Question Insects Insects travel by ____, ____, ____, and _____.

$400 Answer Insects Insects travel by flying, walking, hopping, and crawling.

1st Grade SOL Science Jeopardy