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battleship jeopardy
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crew 1
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Sep 23­1:24 PM
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square
Sep 23­2:04 PM
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This was the scientist who
first used a telescope to
make discoveries that
supported the heliocentric
model.
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Sep 23­2:44 PM
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The flash of light
produced when a
meteoroid passes through
Earth's atmosphere is a(n)
_______.
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The four terrestrial
planets all have this kind
of surface.
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A stream of particles that
extends outward from the
sun's corona is called
______________.
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The planet Venus is
similar to Earth in its
______________ and
internal structure.
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The Goldilocks conditions
for life include liquid
water, favorable
atmosphere and ________.
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The _____ is between the
orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
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A(n) _____ is a loose
collection of ice, dust, and
small rocky particles that
typically has a long,
narrow orbit.
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_____ are loops of gas on
the sun that link different
parts of sunspot regions
together.
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_____ are sometimes
considered a double
planet.
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Kepler used Brahe's
observations to show that
the orbits of the planets
are ______________.
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_____ are areas of gas on
the sun that are cooler
than the gases around
them.
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_____ are meteoroids that
entered our atmosphere
and hit Earth without
completely burning up.
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Scientists believe that
Europa, one of Jupiter's
moons, may have _____
beneath its icy surface
that could support life.
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Meteoroids usually come
from _______ or asteroids.
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In the sun's _______ zone,
hot gases rise and move
energy toward the sun's
surface.
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A ________ model of the
planets is sun­centered.
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_______ are eruptions that
occur when gas on the
surface of the sun
becomes extremely hot.
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_______ are rocky objects
in orbit that are too small
and too numerous to be
considered planets.
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The sun's energy comes
from nuclear ____________.
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This is how the ancient
Greeks distinguished
planets from stars.
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This is how the sun
creates energy in its core.
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These are the four gas
giants and how they are
similar to each other.
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This is why the
temperatures on Mercury
range from 430 C in the
day to ­170 C at night.
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This is how the
greenhouse effect works
on Venus.
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battleship jeopardy
Set­Up
* With students out of the room, drag each ship to a square on the table. To move a ship click once on the square, release, and then click and drag the ship out of the table.
* Add a table shade once all ships have been placed. To add a shade click outside the table boarder and drag a square around the entire table. Select the drop down menu from the right‐hand corner and find "add table shade." To add a table shade to an individual cell, right click and "add cell shade."
* Type a review question in each of the question pages. Highlight the question text and type your own. If you cannot come up with enough questions add things like: bonus turn, lose a turn, add a point, steal a point, ect...
*Return to the Main page and change the page view to "DUAL Screen Display." This icon can be found in the top tool bar. Click it again to return to single page view. Dual page will allow students to see the question board and the grid at the same time.
How to Play
* Each crew will take turns selecting a question from the board. If the question is answered correctly they may reveal that cell from the battleship grid. If the question is answered incorrectly the cell remains hidden. * If a ship is found the crew will drag the uncovered ship to their crew box. 1 point is awarded for each ship captured. You may assign different point values if you wish. It is now the next crews turn.
*If no ship is found the turn is over and it is the other crews turn.
*Game ends when all ships have been found.
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Watch the Video
Winning the Game
The crew with the most captured ships (or highest number of points) wins the game.
Instructions
Sep 23­3:34 PM
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Attachments
Battleship Demo.wmv