1. By Monique Wilson In Jeopardy Help prevent Dr. Claw and his MAD clan from taking over this game…

4. Animals! Animals! Jeopardy Game 200 300 400 200 300 400 100 200 300 400 100 200 300 400 100 100 Animals Survival, Environments & More Invertebrates& Vertebrates Adaptations Life Cycles & Food Chains 300

11. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! There are four main stages in a butterflies life cycle. It starts as an egg, then it becomes a caterpillar, which slowly forms into a butterfly in a sack, and then an adult butterfly emerges GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

12. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! There are four main stages in a butterflies life cycle. It starts as an egg, then it becomes a caterpillar, which slowly forms into a butterfly in a sack, and then an adult butterfly emerges GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

15. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All living organism get there energy from food. A food chain is the way energy is passed from one living organism to another. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

16. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All living organism get there energy from food. A food chain is the way energy is passed from one living organism to another. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

19. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Remember… All living things get there energy first from the sun, then the energy from the sun is taken in by the plants, which is then passed to animals. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

20. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Remember… All living things get there energy first from the sun, then the energy from the sun is taken in by the plants, which is then passed to animals. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

23. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All animals have physical and behavioral characteristics that help them survive. One physical characteristic that helps an animal survive is to blend in with its surroundings. This is called camouflage. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

24. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All animals have physical and behavioral characteristics that help them survive. One physical characteristic that helps an animal survive is to blend in with its surroundings. This is called camouflage. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

27. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All living organisms have to change to their surroundings in order to survive. This process is called adaptation. The physical and behavioral changes a living organism makes in order to survive takes place over a long period of time. Animals will not adapt over their life time. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

28. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All living organisms have to change to their surroundings in order to survive. This process is called adaptation. The physical and behavioral changes a living organism makes in order to survive takes place over a long period of time. Animals will not adapt over their life time. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

31. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Behavioral characteristics are changes in its actions. For example, buffalo move in herds to stay close together if there are attacks. Physical characteristics are changes you can see to their body. For example, a poisonous frog will probably be bright in color to warn predators of their poison GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

34. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! The food source of animals changes over time. This is due to migration and changes in the environment around them. In order to survive, birds have had to over long periods of time, change their beak size and shape to the food that is available in that environment. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

35. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! The food source of animals changes over time. This is due to migration and changes in the environment around them. In order to survive, birds have had to over long periods of time, change their beak size and shape to the food that is available in that environment. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

38. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Invertebrates are living organisms that do not have a backbone. They might have a hard exoskeleton on the outside of their body, but they don’t have a backbone GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

39. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Invertebrates are living organisms that do not have a backbone. They might have a hard exoskeleton on the outside of their body, but they don’t have a backbone GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

42. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! The main groups of animals that don’t have backbones are the following; Insects (butterflies), arachnids (spiders), annelids (worms), crustaceans (lobsters), protozoa (amoebas), echinoderms (starfish), and mollusks (snail). GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

43. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! The main groups of animals that don’t have backbones are the following; Insects (butterflies), arachnids (spiders), annelids (worms), crustaceans (lobsters), protozoa (amoebas), echinoderms (starfish), and mollusks (snail). GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

46. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Any animal that has an internal (meaning inside the body) skeleton or backbone is a vertebrate. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

47. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Any animal that has an internal (meaning inside the body) skeleton or backbone is a vertebrate. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

50. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! The main groups of animals that have vertebrates are among the following; fish (salmon), amphibians (frogs), reptiles (alligators), birds (robin), mammals (tiger), marsupials (Kola), primates (monkeys), rodents (mice), whales, dolphins, and seals. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

51. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! The main groups of animals that have vertebrates are among the following; fish (salmon), amphibians (frogs), reptiles (alligators), birds (robin), mammals (tiger), marsupials (Kola), primates (monkeys), rodents (mice), whales, dolphins, and seals. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

54. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All living organisms need three main things in order to survive. They are food, water, and shelter. Food gives it energy, water keeps it hydrated, and shelter keeps it’s body temperature at a regular level and keeps it safe from danger. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

55. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! All living organisms need three main things in order to survive. They are food, water, and shelter. Food gives it energy, water keeps it hydrated, and shelter keeps it’s body temperature at a regular level and keeps it safe from danger. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

58. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! There are three main ways that humans negatively impact the environment. One way is pollution, done by not recycling, reducing, and reusing. The second way is strip mining, when trees and grass are removed from the ground to mine and never put back. The third and final is any kind of building on land. This takes animals habitat. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

59. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! There are three main ways that humans negatively impact the environment. One way is pollution, done by not recycling, reducing, and reusing. The second way is strip mining, when trees and grass are removed from the ground to mine and never put back. The third and final is any kind of building on land. This takes animals habitat. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

62. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! There are three main ways that humans can positively impact the environment. They are to reduce, reuse, and recycle . Reduce is to use less material that cannot be remade again. Reuse is to use things over and over instead of throwing them away. Lastly, recycle is to take material that you are done using and turn it into a useable material to make something. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

63. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! There are three main ways that humans can positively impact the environment. They are to reduce, reuse, and recycle . Reduce is to use less material that cannot be remade again. Reuse is to use things over and over instead of throwing them away. Lastly, recycle is to take material that you are done using and turn it into a useable material to make something. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

66. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Animals that are no longer on our planet are said to be extinct. This is due to unfortunate causes like excessive hunting, habitat destruction, pollution, and disease. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!

67. Try this explanation to help you solve the problem so that Dr. Claw doesn’t win! Animals that are no longer on our planet are said to be extinct. This is due to unfortunate causes like excessive hunting, habitat destruction, pollution, and disease. GOOD LUCK AND TRY AGAIN!