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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Definitions. Scientific Method. Variables. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500. Final Jeopardy. $100-Definitions. This is the definition for the Evaluate step

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Jeopardy

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  1. Jeopardy Definitions Scientific Method Variables Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. $100-Definitions This is the definition for the Evaluate step of the scientific method.

  3. Definitions-$100 What is the step when you check to see if your hypothesis was correct?

  4. $200-Definitions This is a definition for the term hypothesis.

  5. Definitions-$200 What is an educated guess?

  6. $300-Definitions This is the variable of an experiment that is kept the same.

  7. Definitions-$300 What is the controlled variable?

  8. $400-Definitions This is the variable of an experiment that tells the end result.

  9. Definitions-$400 What is the response variable ?

  10. $500-Definitions This is the variable of the experiment that was changed on purpose.

  11. Definitions-$500 What is the manipulated variable?

  12. $100-Scientific Method These are the steps of the Scientific Method

  13. Scientific Method-$100 What is Question, Hypothesis, Experiment, Evaluate, Communicate?

  14. $200 –Scientific Method This part of the Scientific Method is the actual materials and procedures.

  15. Scientific Method-$200 What is the Experiment?

  16. $300 – Scientific Method This part of the Scientific Method is where the scientist makes an educatedguess about what might happen during the experiment.

  17. Scientific Method-$300 What is Hypothesis?

  18. $400 – Scientific Method This part of the Scientific Method involves sharing the findings of the experiment with others.

  19. Scientific Method-$400 What is Communicate?

  20. $500 –Scientific Method This part of the Scientific Method allows the scientist to check to see if his/her hypothesis was correct.

  21. Scientific Method-$500 What is Evaluate?

  22. $100 – Variables The amount of money a child receives depends on how many lawns have been mowed during the summer. This is the controlled variable.

  23. Variables - $100 What is the child and the lawn mower?

  24. $200 – Variables I grew two apple trees over the summer. One tree received fertilizer and the other one did not. The tree that was fertilized, grew more apples. The amount of fertilizer represents this kind of variable.

  25. Variables-$200 What is a manipulated variable?

  26. $300 – Variables The amount of flooded homes depends on how many inches of rain fell during the night. The amount of flooded homes represents this kind of variable.

  27. Variables-$300 What is response variable?

  28. $400 -Scenarios The amount of homework a student has at night depends on how much he/she completed during study hall. This represents the response variable.

  29. Scenarios-$400 What is the amount of homework completed?

  30. $500 -Scenarios Two strangers are out to eat with their families at Bob’s BBQ Grill. Their tables are next to each other. They both order Bob’s Belly Poppin’ Burger. Later that night, one of the strangers awakes with an upset tummy. This represents the controlled variable.

  31. Scenarios-$500 What is the restaurant and Bob’s Belly Poppin’ Burger?

  32. Final Jeopardy These are two reasons scientists need to take detailed notes during experiments.

  33. Final Jeopardy Answer What is so they can remember what happened (so they don’t forget) and so they can share their findings with others?

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