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Test your knowledge of Earth's structure, natural disasters, and geological features in this engaging science-themed Jeopardy game. Explore plate tectonics, the Earth's crust, earthquakes, volcanoes, rock classifications, and more!
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Title Screen Inside the Earth 1 Plate Tectonics 2 The Earth’s Crust 3 Earthquakes 4 Volcanoes 5 Mixed Bag 6 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Category 1 - $100The layer of the Earth that we walk on. Time's up! C1-$100
Category 1 - $200The thickest layer of the Earth that surrounds the core, and accounts for 67% of the Earth’s mass Time's up! C1-$200
Category 1 - $300Pieces of the lithosphere that move around and fit like a jigsaw puzzle. Time's up! C1-$300
Category 1 - $400The hottest layer of the Earth Time's up! C1-$400
Category 1 - $500The layer of the Earth that the tectonic plates move on & supply magma for volcanoes. Time's up! C1-$500
Category 2 - $100When plates moves together on continents & crust is lifted up we get _______ like the Himalayas Time's up! C2-$100
Category 2 - $200At one time, there was one giant super-continent called ______ Time's up! C2-$200
Category 2 - $300A chain of underwater mountains where new sea floor is created and where plates move apart Time's up! C2-$300
Category 2 - $400 When one plate goes under another plate like a submarine Time's up! C2-$400
Category 2 - $500When plates separate by moving apart, we call it a _________ boundary Time's up! C2-$500
Category 3 - $100The rock classification that means “fire formed” Time's up! C3-$100
Category 3 - $200The process where rock is broken down into smaller pieces Time's up! C3-$200
Category 3 - $300The ability for a mineral to scratch, or to be scratched, depends on this property. Time's up! C3-$300
Category 3 - $400Granite is the “parent” rock of this type of metamorphic rock. Time's up! C3-$400
Category 3 - $500The process of magma cooling to form a rock, and where atoms join together in an interlocking manner is called _______ Time's up! C3-$500
Category 4 - $100When plates slip and grind past each other in a sudden movement, an ____ results Time's up! C4-$100
Category 4 - $200A zone of weakness (“crack”) in the Earth’s crust is called a _____ Time's up! C3-200
Category 4 - $300The most destuctive effect of an earthquake Time's up! C3-$300
Category 4 - $400The San Andreas is this type of fault. Time's up! C3-$400
Category 4 - $500The place in the Earth’s crust where the actual earthquake starts Time's up! C3-$500
Category 5 - $100 ______ are like “windows” into the Earth showing that it is very hot and not completely solid. Time's up! C4-$100
Category 5 - $200The most dangerous part of an explosive volcanic eruption Time's up! C4-$200
Category 5 - $300A type of volcano where no lava comes out Time's up! C4-$300
Category 5 - $400Magma moves through a volcano and escapes through ____ in the volcano Time's up! C4-$400
Category 5 - $500Volcanic eruptions are explosive because of the presence of this (or these) natural substances Time's up! C4-$500
Category 6 - $100 The pattern of earthquakes and volcanoes that mark the edges of the Pacific plate is commonly called _______________ Time's up! C4-$100
Category 6 - $200“Ropey” lava is called _____ ,while “sharp, blocky” lava is called _______ Time's up! C4-$200
Category 6 - $300Slow cooling rocks result in what size crystals? Time's up! C4-$300
Category 6 - $400The very first waves released during an earthquake, causing the ground to get squeezed and stretched, are called _______. Time's up! C4-$400
Category 6 - $500The process where new ocean floor is constantly being added as molten rock rises through the asthenosphere. Time's up! C4-$500
Credits:This version by Thad Robbins Teacher, Los Altos Middle SchoolPowerPoint idea by Dr. Antonio Castellanos, PHS Medical MagnetBased on the original Jeopardy game show (no affiliation)To print score card, quit game, scroll to the last slide, from the “File” menu select “Print,” and chose “current slide.” C5-$100
Title Screen Miscellaneous Miscellaneous $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500
Category 7 - $100In the pattern of complementary base pairing in RNA what pairs with what? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 7- $200When are the characteristics of an individual determined? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 7 - $300Genes are found on this? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 7- $400The backbone of the DNA structure is what? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 7 - $500Complementary bases are held together in the DNA molecule by what type of bond? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 8 - $100The process by which DNA copies itself is called? Time's up! C4-$500
Category8 - $200What two scientists proposed the accepted structure of the DNA molecule? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 8 - $300The process by which genetic information is copied from DNA to RNA is called ? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 8 - $400The process of assembling polypeptides from information encoded in mRNA is called? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 8 - $500 What is it that determines the function of a protein? Time's up! C4-$500
Category 8 - $500Give the RNA nitrogen base sequence for the following DNA nitrogen base sequence: ATTCGCAGGTCC Time's up! C4-$500