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How to use the Jeopardy Template
Copy the presentation to your hard drive.
Open up the game board slide, determine the category
of questions you want to construct and substitute the
proper text for each category.
Follow the order of the slides to construct questions for
each category and put the answers for each question in
the following slide.
Delete this slide (slide #1) after you are done.
Save the file.
Note: You may want to substitute the background
graphic for your presentation with an image that is more
appropriate for your topic.
LET’S PLAY JEOPARDY!!
Plants and
Animals
Rocks and
Minerals
Land and
Soil
The Water
Cycle and
Matter
Work
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Final Jeopardy
Plants and Animals: $100
Name one need of animals.
Food, Water, Shelter, and
Oxygen
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Plants and Animals: $200
What are all living things made
of?
Cells
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Plants and Animals: $300
What do plant cells have that
animals cells do not have?
Cell Walls
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Plants and Animals: $400
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
A living thing that feeds on
dead, or once-living, things is
called a what?
Decomposer
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Plants and Animals: $500
What is the energy path of
living things called?
Food Web
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Rocks and Minerals: $100
What are rocks called that
come from volcanoes?
Igneous Rock
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Rocks and Minerals: $200
What is Earth’s solid outer layer
called? Mantle, Crust, Core
Crust
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Rocks and Minerals: $300
This type of rock is formed from
materials that settle into layers
and harden. What is it?
Sedimentary Rock
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Rocks and Minerals: $400
Rock that has been changed by
heat and pressure is called
__________ ______.
Metamorphic Rock
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Rocks and Minerals: $500
Name an object at school that
uses graphite.
Hint: You use it every day
Pencil
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Land and Soil: $100
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Name the bottom layer of soil. It
is a layer of solid rock.
Bedrock
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Land and Soil: $200
What is the material that is
made up of decayed parts of
once-living things?
Humus
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Land and Soil: $300
Name a natural disaster that
shapes the land that we
discussed in class.
Volcano, Earthquake, or Flood
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Land and Soil: $400
Erosion can be caused by huge
sheets of ice. What are the
huge sheets of ice called?
Glaciers
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Land and Soil: $500
A process called ________
breaks rocks into smaller
pieces.
Weathering
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The Water Cycle and Matter: $100
What is the one thing that the
Water Cycle must have in order
to work?
The Sun
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The Water Cycle and Matter:
$200
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
________ is the changing of a
liquid to a gas
Evaporation
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The Water Cycle and Matter: $300
Anything that takes up space is
called __________
Matter
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The Water Cycle and Matter: $400
A cloud is an example of
precipitation, evaporation, or
condensation
Condensation
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The Water Cycle and Matter: $500
What forms a new kind of
matter?
Chemical Change
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Work: $100
What is a push or pull called?
Force
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Work: $200
What is a tool that helps people
do work called?
Machine
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Work: $300
What is the force that pulls
objects toward each other?
Gravity
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Work: $400
A bar that moves on or around
a fixed point is a _______.
Lever
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Work: $500
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Besides the lever, what are two
other types of simple
machines?
Screw, Pulley, Inclined Plane,
Wheel and Axle, or Wedge
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Final Jeopardy
Suppose that you try to take the lid
off a jar, but the lid is stuck. It won’t
come off no matter how hard you try.
Have you done any work? Explain.
No, you only do work when you
move an object.
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