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Mrs. Pro Jeopardy - Science Lessons 1-5

Test your knowledge with Mrs. Pro's Jeopardy game featuring questions from Science Lessons 1-5. Answer questions about cell structure, classification, plant adaptation, and animal behaviors.

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Mrs. Pro Jeopardy - Science Lessons 1-5

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  1. THIS IS Jeopardy

  2. Your With Host... Mrs. Pro

  3. Jeopardy D- Lesson 4 E- Lesson 5 B- Lesson 2 A- Lesson 1 C- Lesson 3 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  4. What is the smallest unit of a living thing? A 100

  5. cell A 100

  6. True or False Cells that look similar can have different jobs. A 200

  7. True A 200

  8. What is the job of the nucleus in a cell? A 300

  9. The nucleus controls the cell’s activities A 300

  10. How are plant and animal cells similar? A 400

  11. Both have a cell membrane A 400

  12. Which is NOT true of animal cells? • it has a nucleus • a cell wall surrounds it • a thin outer membrane surrounds it A 500

  13. b. a cell wall surrounds it A 500

  14. Most animals in the world are _____ vertebrates OR invertebrates B 100

  15. invertebrates B 100

  16. True or False Genus is the second part of an organism’s scientific name. B 200

  17. False B 200

  18. Why would a scientist classify an animal as a vertebrate? B 300

  19. It has a backbone B 300

  20. What is the largest classification group that scientists use? B 400

  21. Kingdom B 400

  22. List the 7 classification groups in order from largest to smallest B 500

  23. Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species B 500

  24. True or False Vascular plants can grow taller than nonvascular plants. C 100

  25. True C 100

  26. Plants with tubes to move water and nutrients are called _________ C 200

  27. vascular plants C 200

  28. These plants can best be described as _________________ C 300

  29. nonvascular C 300

  30. True or False Pine trees reproduce by making seeds but do not have flowers. C 400

  31. True C 400

  32. What are the two ways that scientists classify plants? C 500

  33. How they transport water/nutrients and how they reproduce C 500

  34. True or False A spider is an example of an arthropod. D 100

  35. True D 100

  36. True or False A snake is a vertebrate D 200

  37. True D 200

  38. You discover an animal with a hard outer skin and jointed legs. What is it? D 300

  39. Arthropod D 300

  40. Arthropods have a thick protective outer “shell”. What is this called? D 400

  41. Exoskeleton D 400

  42. Vertebrates are divided into five classes. Name the 5. D 500

  43. Fish Amphibians Reptiles Birds Mammals D 500

  44. A turtle’s shell is an adaptation it has for what purpose? E 100

  45. avoiding predators E 100

  46. A giraffe’s long neck is an adaptation it has for what purpose? E 200

  47. getting food E 200

  48. Offspring inherit some behaviors and learn others. Which of the following is a learned behavior? • a snake hibernating • a sea turtle digging a hole for its eggs • a guide dog helping a visually impaired person E 300

  49. c. a guide dog helping a visually impaired person E 300

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