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Jeopardy! 6M Science Mrs. Milot

Jeopardy! 6M Science Mrs. Milot. Jeopardy!. Layers of the Atmosphere. Biosphere. Science Safety. General Info. Random. A little more Random. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400.

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Jeopardy! 6M Science Mrs. Milot

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  1. Jeopardy!6M ScienceMrs. Milot

  2. Jeopardy! Layers of the Atmosphere Biosphere Science Safety General Info Random A little more Random 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 Exit Game Play Double Jeopardy!

  3. Category A - 100 The atmosphere’s layer with the greatest pressure. What is the troposphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  4. Category A - 200 The lowest layer of the atmosphere, and where all weather occurs. What is the troposphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  5. Category A - 300 The layer where most meteors burn up, and also the coldest layer. What is the mesosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  6. Category A - 400 This protects the Earth like a blanket from the Sun’s harmful rays. What is the Ozone layer? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  7. Category A - 500 The ionosphere is located within this layer of the atmosphere. What is the thermosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  8. Category B - 100 Trees, humans, plants, and animals are some examples of things that live here. What is the biosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  9. Category B - 200 All the water on the Earth’s surface. What is the hydrosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  10. Category B - 300 The biosphere could also be known by this name. What is the Circle of Life? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  11. Category B - 400 The rocky part of the Earth What is the lithosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  12. Category B - 500 This has allowed us to reuse the same water over and over again for millions of years. What is the water cycle? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  13. Category C - 100 Always read these before beginning a lab. What are directions? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  14. Category C - 200 If this person is not in the room, you should not be there either. Who is the teacher? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  15. Category C - 300 You should never smell, taste, or touch these unless directed by your teacher. What are chemicals? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  16. Category C - 400 When walking around the room with these, you should always hold them with the sharp edge pointing down. What are scissors? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  17. Category C - 500 You should never be wearing these on a lab day. What are contacts? What are baggy clothes? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  18. Category D - 100 Students look at teacher, are listening to teacher and not talking. What is “Give me 5”? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  19. Category D - 200 The step of the scientific method that includes a list of materials and a procedure. What is designing an experiment to test the hypothesis? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  20. Category D - 300 Homework being turned in should always be placed here. What is the colored box? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  21. Daily Double! Please place your wager in the category General Info Return to Jeopardy!

  22. Daily Double! The 4 environmental factors. What is heat, light, gases and water? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  23. Category D - 500 You should always have these items with you in science class. What is your assignment pad, pencil pouch, and green binder? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  24. Category E - 100 This is the mixture of gases that surround the Earth. What is the atmosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  25. Category E - 200 This should be done with long hair before beginning a lab. What is be put up, or put a clip in it? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  26. Category E - 300 The second layer of the atmosphere, where planes fly to avoid the weather. What is the stratosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  27. Category E - 400 Radio waves are reflected back to the Earth in this layer. What is the ionosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  28. Category E - 500 This is the first thing you should do when someone is hurt during a lab. What is tell a teacher? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  29. Category F - 100 The layer of the atmosphere that is farthest away from the Earth’s surface. What is the exosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  30. Category F - 200 This covers 70% of the Earth’s surface. What is water? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  31. Category F - 300 This percent of the Earth’s water is salt water. What is 98%? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  32. Category F - 400 These are the layers of the atmosphere in order (including the biosphere and the ionosphere), starting from the Earth and out. What is the biosphere, troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, ionosphere, thermosphere, and exosphere? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  33. Category F - 500 These are the Sun’s harmful rays that cause skin cancer. What are ultraviolet rays? Exit Game Return to Jeopardy!

  34. Game Over! Return to Jeopardy! Return to Double Jeopardy!

  35. Double Jeopardy! Layers of the Atmosphere Biosphere Scientific Method Science Safety Random Extra 200 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Exit Game Play Final Jeopardy!

  36. Category AA - 200 The different kinds of heat transfers? What are radiation, conduction, and convection? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  37. Category AA - 400 Ions in this sphere react with particles of the sun. What is the ionosphere? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  38. Category AA - 600 Gases in the Earth’s atmosphere that trap heat which keeps the atmosphere warm. What are greenhouse gases? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  39. Category AA - 800 The rise of temperatures caused by an increase of heat trapped by greenhouse gases. What is global warming? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  40. Category AA - 1000 The coldest layer of the atmosphere where meteors burn up. What is the mesosphere? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  41. Category BB - 200 The gases found in the biosphere. What are 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other gases? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  42. Category BB - 400 The phase of water that allows us to use it . What is liquid?? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  43. Category BB - 600 The process that plants go through to excrete oxygen, which is an essential gas for us animals. What is photosynthesis? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  44. Category BB - 800 All living organisms are found in this part of the troposphere. What is the biosphere? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  45. Category BB - 1000 This layer of the stratosphere protects the biosphere from too much radiation. What is the ozone layer? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  46. Category CC - 200 The problem solving method often used by scientists. What is the scientific method? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  47. Category CC - 400 The summary following the gathering and analyzing of all data. What is the conclusion? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  48. Category CC - 600 This statement should predict the outcome and often starts with an “if”. What is the hypothesis? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  49. Category CC - 800 Charts, tables, lists, graphs and measurements are all part of this step of the scientific method. What is gathering data and analyzing data? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

  50. Category CC - 1000 The first step of the scientific method. What is asking a question, or stating a problem? Exit Game Return to Double Jeopardy!

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