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High School
English/Biology Jeopardy!
Stefen Kutchey
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Round 1:
High School English
Notable
Literary
Figures
Historical
Context
Grammar
Vocabulary
Literary
Devices
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Double Jeopardy!:
High School Biology
The Cell
Ecology
Human Body
Evolution
Genetics
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Final Jeopardy!
Topic: Advanced English
Grammar
In the phrase
“If I were
running for
president . . .”
the verb is in
this mood.
END
What is the
subjunctive?
FINAL
Music from:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3lLYOGDsts
Grammar: $100
This is the
form of a verb
ending in –ing
that functions
as a noun in a
sentence.
Back
What is a
gerund?
Grammar: $200
The mark of
punctuation
used to
conjoin two
independent
clauses.
Back
What is a
semicolon?
Grammar: $300
A sentence
with with a
dependent
and
independent
clause.
Back
What is a
complex
sentence?
Grammar: $400
What is a split
infinitive?
Back
Grammar: $500
The comma
appearing at
the end of a
list before
“and” and the
final item.
Back
What is a
serial (or
Oxford)
comma ?
Vocabulary: $100
Lackadaisical
Back
What is
“carelessly
lazy”?
Vocabulary: $200
Facetious
Back
What is
“treating
serious things
comically”?
Vocabulary: $300
Deleterious
Back
What is
“harmful”?
Vocabulary: $400
Perfidious
Back
What is
“disloyal”?
Vocabulary: $500
Taciturn
Back
What is “quiet
in speech”?
Literary Devices: $100
A comparison
between two
things using
“like” or “as.”
Back
What is a
simile?
Literary Devices: $200
The repetition
of sounds at
the beginning
of words,
especially in
verse.
Back
What is
alliteration?
Literary Devices: $300
Five poetic
feet of
stressedunstressed
syllables.
Back
What is iambic
pentamenter?
Literary Devices: $400
A tragic flaw.
Back
What is a
hamartia?
Literary Devices: $500
When an
object is
represented
by one of its
parts.
Back
What is
metonymy?
Literary Figures: $100
Hispanic
author famous
for writing in
the genre
magical
realism.
Back
Who his
Gabriel García
Márquez?
Literary Figures: $200
He wrote the
satirical novel
Candide,
which was
later
translated, in
French.
Back
Who is
Voltaire?
Literary Figures: $300
Back
Writer known
for such works
as The
Portrait of
Dorian Grey
and The
Importance of
Being Ernest.
Who is Oscar
Wilde?
Literary Figures: $400
This American
is known for
portrayals of
postapocalyptic
society in The
Road.
Back
DAILY
Who is
Cormac
McCarthy?
Literary Figures: $500
French
existentialist
who won the
Nobel Prize in
1957. Wrote
The Fall.
Back
Who is Albert
Camus?
Historical Context: $100
This novel
was written as
an allegory of
events during
the Russian
Revolution.
Features pigs.
Back
What is
Animal Farm?
Historical Context: $200
The time in
which Oscar
Wilde wrote.
Back
What is the
Victorian Era?
Historical Context: $300
This novel
comments on
southern
racial
injustice. Won
a Pulitzer
Prize in 1960 .
Back
What is To Kill
a Mocking
Bird?
Historical Context: $400
What is the
Underground
Railroad?
http://www2.lhric.org/pocantico/tubman/map.htm
Back
Route written about largely by
runaway slaves.
Historical Context: $500
This Dalene
Matthee novel
tackles South
African
apartheid
racism.
Back
What is Fiela’s
Child?
The Cell: $200
What is the
Golgi body
(apparatus)?
Back
This organelle packages cell
proteins.
The Cell: $400
This organelle
is found in plant
cells and
contributes to
photosynthesis.
Back
What is a
chloroplast?
The Cell: $600
In this form of
cell division,
daughter cells
are genetically
identical to
parent cells.
Back
DAILY
What is
mitosis?
The Cell: $800
These
facilitate the
transfer of
solids in and
out of cells.
Back
What are
transport
proteins?
The Cell: $1000
What is a
capsule?
Back
The slime layer surrounding this
type of cell.
Ecology: $200
Group of
organisms of
the same
species
interacting
with each
other.
Back
What is a
population?
Ecology: $400
When
organisms
struggle for
control of
limited
resources .
Back
What is
competition?
Ecology: $600
A relationship
between
organisms in
which each
organism
benefits from
the other.
Back
What is a
mutualistic
relationship?
Ecology: $800
Where an
organism is on
a food chain.
Back
What is a
trophic level?
Ecology: $1000
The highest
level of
ecological
organization.
Back
What is the
biosphere?
Human Body: $200
What is a
gerund?
This.
Back
Human Body: $400
A type of
muscle
contraction
that creates
movement.
Back
What is
istonic?
Human Body: $600
Moving the
arms away
from the body
in a lateral
motion.
Back
What is
abduction?
Human Body: $800
Organ system
composed of
skin, hair,
nails, sweat
glands, etc.
Back
What is the
integumentary
system?
Human Body: $1000
What is the
lymphatic
system?
Back
This system.
Evolution: $200
What is
duplication?
Back
Evolution: $400
When traits
flourish or
diminish in a
population over
time due to
environmental
pressures.
Back
What is
natural
selection?
Evolution: $600
Term used to
describe
animals’
competition
for mates.
Back
What is sexual
selection?
Evolution: $800
When
desirable traits
are selected
by people and
bred into a
population.
Back
What is
artificial
selection?
Evolution: $1000
Diagram used
to illustrate
lineages and
evolutionary
paths.
Back
What is a
phylogeny?
Genetics: $200
What is a
Punnett
Square?
Back
Genetics: $400
Where genes
are located.
Back
What are
chromosomes?
Genetics: $600
Chart with
which
geneticists
track
phenotypes
through time .
Back
What is a
pedigree?
Genetics: $800
When a gene
is transcribed
into a useful
product,
usually
protein.
Back
What is gene
expression?
Genetics: $1000
They package
DNA into
nucleosomes.
Back
DAILY
What are
histones?
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You’ve completed English/Biology Jeopardy!