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THIS. IS. Jeopardy. Your. With. Host. Mr. Steffens !. Jeopardy. Anything Goes. Darwin & The Beagle. MS Handbook. Change Over Time. Natural Selection. Evolution. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400.

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  1. THIS IS Jeopardy

  2. Your With Host... Mr. Steffens !

  3. Jeopardy Anything Goes Darwin & The Beagle MS Handbook Change Over Time Natural Selection Evolution 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

  4. “Change Over Time” 100 Points A group of organism that can mate with each other and produce fertile offspring are know as…? A 100

  5. Correct Response 100 pnts A Species! A 100

  6. “Change Over Time” 200 Points A characteristic that helps an organism survive and reproduce in its environment is called a … A 200

  7. Correct Response Two: 200 pnts Adaptation A 200

  8. “Change Over Time”: 300 Points The process in which inherited characteristics within a population change over generations such that sometimes, new species arise. A 300

  9. Correct Response 300 pnts: Evolution! A 300

  10. “Change Over Time” : 400 Points What evidence have scientists discovered that support that organisms have common ancestry? (List two) A 400

  11. Correct Response 400 pnts: • DNA • Comparing skeletal structures • Fossils and the fossil record A 400

  12. “Change Over Time”: 500 Points The four organisms that the book used to compare similar bone structure as evidence of evolution are… A 500

  13. Correct Response 500 pnts: Human (arm) Cat (leg) Dolphin (flipper) Bat (wing) A 500

  14. “Darwin and the Beagle”: 100 Points Darwin’s voyage on the HMS Beagle lasted this long… B 100

  15. Correct Response 100 pnts: Five years! B 100

  16. “Darwin and the Beagle”: 200 Points Darwin was this old when he left on his excellent voyage. B 200

  17. Correct Response 200 pnts: 21 years old B 200

  18. “Darwin and the Beagle” 300 Points: Darwin found strong evidence of evolution in this chain of islands. B 300

  19. Correct Response 300 pnts: The Galapagos Islands B 300

  20. “Darwin and the Beagle” 400 Points: The title of the controversial book that Darwin published was called… B 400

  21. Correct Response 400 pnts.: The Origin of Species B 400

  22. “Darwin and the Beagle” • 500 Points: • The name of Darwin’s collaborator which prompted them both to publish their theories at the same time was.. B 500

  23. Correct Response 500 Pnts: Alfred Russel Wallace B 500

  24. “Evolution”: 100 Points The animal that peaked Darwin’s interest that he observed near Ecuador were… C 100

  25. Correct Response 100 pnts: Finches C 100

  26. “Evolution” 200 Points: A characteristic that can be passed from parent to offspring through genes is called… C 200

  27. Correct Response 200 pnts: A Trait! C 200

  28. “Evolution” 300 Points: The process in which humans select which plants or animals to reproduce based on desired traits is called… C 300

  29. Correct Response 300 pnts: Selective Breeding C 300

  30. DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  31. “Evolution” Daily Double! This scientist noted that humans have to potential to reproduce rapidly and that food supplies could not support unlimited population growth. C 400

  32. Correct Response Daily Double: Thomas Malthus C 400

  33. “Evolution” 500 Points: List the four parts of Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection. C 500

  34. Correct Response 500 pnts: • Overproduction • Genetic Variation • Struggle to Survive • Successful Reproduction C 500

  35. “Natural Selection” 100 Points: The average time between one generation and the next is called… D 100

  36. Correct Response 100 pnts: Generation Time D 100

  37. “Natural Selection” 200 Points: The formation of a new species as a result of evolution is called… D 200

  38. Correct Response 200 pnts: Speciation D 200

  39. “Natural Selection” 300 Points: The occurs when two separated groups of a population become very different and can no longer interbreed. D 300

  40. Correct Response 300 pnts: Division D 300

  41. “Natural Selection” 400 Points: According to the textbook, in time there will be more tusk-less elephants in Uganda. Why? D 400

  42. Correct Response 400 pnts: Because poachers are killing tusked elephants before they can breed. D 400

  43. “Natural Selection” 500 Points Describe two ways that separation can occur with a population. D 500

  44. Correct Response 500 pnts: A newly formed canyon, river, lake, or mountain D 500

  45. “MS Handbook 100 Points: What time do clubs begin on Thursday? E 100

  46. Correct Response 100 pnts: 11:50 AM E 100

  47. “MS Handbook 200 Points: On page 8 of the handbook, there is a list of Middle School Faculty. How many faculty are listed in the MS? E 200

  48. Correct Response 200 pnts: 28 E 200

  49. MS Handbook 300 Points: The class schedule on a Day 6 is __ __ __ __ E 300

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