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Welcome to Pressure and Density Jeopardy!

Engage in a fun and educational game about Newton's laws of motion, pressure, and density. Test your knowledge with various questions and categories. Learn about fluid pressure, buoyancy, and more in a competitive setting. Play individually or as a team to win points and have a blast exploring science concepts!

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Welcome to Pressure and Density Jeopardy!

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  1. Welcome to Pressure and Density Jeopardy! I’m your happenin’ host Sal the Scientist! Today we will be learning about the Newton’s laws of motion! He was one smart dude! Instructions Game Board

  2. Choose from one of five categories. Then choose a point value. The larger the value, the more difficult the question. Choose from one of four answers. When you are finished with each question, click the home button to go back to the game board. If you are playing as a team, the team with the most points wins! Have fun, and remember, SCIENCE RULES! To Game Board

  3. Pressure and Density Jeopardy Review Pressure Fluid Pressure Vocab Density and Buoyancy 1 Density and Buoyancy 2 $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

  4. What is the formula for Pressure: Answer Back to Game Board

  5. Force ÷ Area Back to Game Board

  6. What are the units used for pressure. Answer Back to Game Board

  7. Pascals Back to Game Board

  8. As area increases, pressure does this. Answer Back to Game Board

  9. Pressure DECREASES as area Increases Back to Game Board

  10. How do snow shoes prevent sinking in the snow? Answer Back to Game Board

  11. They decrease pressure by increasing the area. Back to Game Board

  12. What 2 ways can you increase pressure? Answer Back to Game Board

  13. Increase force or decrease area. Back to Game Board

  14. What is a fluid? Answer Back to Game Board

  15. Anything that flows (liquids or gases) Back to Game Board

  16. How does increasing altitude by going up in elevation affect air pressure. Answer Back to Game Board

  17. Elevation decreases air pressure Back to Game Board

  18. How does going deeper underwater affect pressure. Answer Back to Game Board

  19. Diving deeper into water increases pressure Back to Game Board

  20. Why do your ears pop when driving up a mountain road? Answer Back to Game Board

  21. Fluid pressure in your ears is going from high to low Back to Game Board

  22. Why are we not crushed by the pressure outside our bodies? Answer Back to Game Board

  23. Pressure inside your body is equal to pressure outside your body Back to Game Board

  24. Definition: The amount of matter in an object. Answer Back to Game Board

  25. mass Back to Game Board

  26. Definition: How much space an object takes up. Answer Back to Game Board

  27. volume Back to Game Board

  28. Definition: Anything that has mass and takes up space. Answer Back to Game Board

  29. matter Back to Game Board

  30. Definition: Mass per unit volume, Answer Back to Game Board

  31. Density Back to Game Board

  32. Definition: The force in a liquid pushing up against an object’s weight. Answer Back to Game Board

  33. buoyant force Back to Game Board

  34. By comparing densities, we know if an object will _____ or _____. Answer Back to Game Board

  35. Density determines if an object will float or sink Back to Game Board

  36. According to the hydrometer reading which fluid has a greater density? How do you know? Answer A B Back to Game Board

  37. B has a greater density because the hydrometer is floating higher Back to Game Board

  38. If an object’s weight is greater than the buoyant force what happens? Answer Back to Game Board

  39. When weight is greater than buoyant force…it sinks! Back to Game Board

  40. How does a submarine float or sink? Answer Back to Game Board

  41. Submarines change depth by pumping air in to float or pumping water in to sink. Back to Game Board

  42. How do we measure the volume of irregular objects? Answer Back to Game Board

  43. By measuring the volume of liquid it displaces. Back to Game Board

  44. When an object’s weight equals the buoyant force it will…. Answer Back to Game Board

  45. FLOAT! Back to Game Board

  46. Liquids with different densities form layers with the greatest density… Answer Back to Game Board

  47. The most dense sinks to the bottom. Back to Game Board

  48. What is the density of water? Answer Back to Game Board

  49. The density of water is = 1 g/ml Back to Game Board

  50. What is the name of the instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure? Answer

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