Science Jeopardy

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Science Jeopardy
Classification
6 Kingdoms
Bacteria
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
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Double Jeopardy Round
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A-100

• ANSWER To place things in specific groups or
  categories based on their similarities.
• QUESTION What is to classify?

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A-200

• ANSWER The reason why scientists put all living
  things into specific categories or groups.
• QUESTION What is it makes it easier to study?

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A-300

• ANSWER The category of classification that is a
  little more specific than kingdom.
• QUESTION What is phylum?

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A-400

• ANSWER All Latin names for living things come
  from these 2 categories of classification.
• QUESTION What is genus and species?

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A-500

• ANSWER The 7 levels of classification from the
  most specific to the most general.
• QUESTION What is species, genus, family, order,
  class, phylum, kingdom?

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B-100

• ANSWER Everything used to be classified in only
  two kingdoms which were called
• QUESTION What are plants and animals?

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B-200

• ANSWER The reason why all living things were
  only classified in 2 kingdoms until the 1600s.
• QUESTION What is there were no microscopes
  before then?

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B-300

• ANSWER The oldest, simplest organisms on Earth.
• QUESTION What is bacteria?

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B-400

• ANSWER The 6 kingdoms of living things.
• QUESTION What are Eubacteria, Archaebacteria,
  Protista, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia?

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B-500

• ANSWER The reason there are 6 kingdoms of living
  things now and not 5 as there used to be when Ms.
  S was your age.
• QUESTION What is the bacteria has been divided
  into 2 categories b/c of major chemical
  differences?

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C-100

• ANSWER The 2 kingdoms of bacteria.
• QUESTION What is archaebacteria and eubacteria?

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C-200

• ANSWER Bacteria do not have _______ inside their
  cells.
• QUESTION What is a nucleus?

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C-300

• ANSWER Means ancient bacteria.
• QUESTION What is archaebacteria?

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C-400

• ANSWER Three main shapes of bacteria.
• QUESTION What are rod, spiral, and spherical?

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C-500 Daily Double!

• ANSWER Decomposers, producers of natural gas,
  environmental cleanup, producers of food.
• QUESTION What are 4 ways bacteria are helpful?

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D-100

• ANSWER An organism that cannot make its own
  food.
• QUESTION What are heterotrophs?

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D-200

• ANSWER The reproductive process that involves
  two parents who combine their genetic material to
  produce a new organism, which differs from both
  parents.
• QUESTION What is sexual reproduction?

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D-300

• ANSWER Eukaryote.
• QUESTION What is an organism whos cell contains
  a nucleus?

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D-400

• ANSWER The hair-like projections on the outside
  of cells that move in a wavelike manner.
• QUESTION What is cilia?

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D-500

• ANSWER Binomial Nomenclature.
• QUESTION What is the naming system in which each
  organism is given a two-part name?

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E-100

• ANSWER An example of a multicellular protist.
• QUESTION What is seaweed?

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E-200

• ANSWER Characteristics of fungi-like protists.
• QUESTION What is heterotrophic, have cell wall,
  use spores to reproduce?

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E-300

• ANSWER Reason why there are so many different
  types of cheese.
• QUESTION What is there are many types of
  bacteria?

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E-400

• ANSWER The type of gas bacteria produce, which
  we use as natural gas.
• QUESTION What is methane?

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E-500

• ANSWER The scientist who came up with the
  classification system we use today.
• QUESTION Who is Carolus Linnaeus?

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Science Double Jeopardy
Protists
Fungi
Compare/Contrast
Miscellaneous
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Final Jeopardy Round
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A-200

• ANSWER Most protists are ________- celled
  organisms.
• QUESTION What is one or unicellular?

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A-400

• ANSWER All protists have a _______ in their
  cells.
• QUESTION What is a nucleus?

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A-600

• ANSWER If protists contain chlorophyll, a cell
  wall, and are autotrophic they are considered
  ________-like.
• QUESTION What is plant-like?

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A-800

• ANSWER Amebas, paramecium, flagellates.
• QUESTION What are examples, of animal-like
  protists?

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A-1000 Daily Double!

• ANSWER A similarity between animal-like and
  fungi-like protists.
• QUESTION What are heterotrophs?

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B-200

• ANSWER Characteristics ALL fungi share.
• QUESTION What is heterotrophic, eukaryotic,
  reproduce by spores?

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B-400

• ANSWER A unicellular fungus.
• QUESTION What is yeast?

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B-600

• ANSWER Decomposers, produce food, medicine.
• QUESTION What are helpful activities of fungi?

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B-800

• ANSWER The long threadlike structures that grow
  from the fungi.
• QUESTION What are hyphae?

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B-1000

• ANSWER Reason why fungi reproduce sexually.
• QUESTION What is because of harsh conditions?

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C-200

• ANSWER The MAJOR difference between bacteria and
  protists.
• QUESTION What is the presence or absence of a
  nucleus?

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C-400

• ANSWER The only kingdom that has only
  autotrophic organims.
• QUESTION What are plants?

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C-600

• ANSWER The 2 kingdoms that have ONLY
  heterotrophic organisms.
• QUESTION What are fungi and animalia?

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C-800

• ANSWER The kingdoms that have eukaryotic
  organims.
• QUESTION What are protists, fungi, plants, and
  animals?

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C-1000

• ANSWER The 2 kingdoms that only have unicellular
  organims.
• QUESTION What are eubacteria and archaebacteria?

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D-200

• ANSWER The process in which sugar is converted
  into carbon dioxide and alcohol with the help of
  yeast.
• QUESTION What is fermentation?

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D-400

• ANSWER Pneumonia, Strep Throat, food poisoning.
• QUESTION What are ways bacteria are harmful?

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D-600

• ANSWER Amebic dysentary, malaria, and African
  sleeping disease.
• QUESTION What are ways protists are harmful?

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D-800

• ANSWER The gas that the yeast gave off after
  metabolizing the sugar, which made that balloon
  expand.
• QUESTION What is carbon dioxide?

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D-1000

• ANSWER The name of the scientist responsible for
  coming up with antibiotics.
• QUESTION Who is Sir Alexander Flemming?

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E-200

• ANSWER A type of organism made up of many cells.
• QUESTION What is multicellular?

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E-400

• ANSWER Autotroph.
• QUESTION What is an organism that can make its
  own food?

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E-600

• ANSWER A close relationship between two
  organisms in which at least one of the organisms
  benefits.
• QUESTION What is symbiosis?

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E-800

• ANSWER The reproductive process that involves
  only one parent and produce offspring that are
  identical to the parent.
• QUESTION What is asexual reproduction?

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E-1000

• ANSWER Prokaryote.
• QUESTION What is an organism whos cell lacks a
  nucleus?

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Final Jeopardy

• ANSWER Explain how fungi obtain its food in
  detail.
• QUESTION What is extending the hyphae into the
  food region, release chemicals that digest the
  food materials and is absorbed back through the
  hyphae to the growing mold/other fungi?