1. The document is a Jeopardy-style quiz covering various science topics including life science, earth science, physical science, scientific thinking, environmental science, and tools of science. 2. Questions are provided in a point value range from 100 to 500 points and cover definitions, processes, relationships, and scientific terms. 3. Correct responses are provided in question form, a common Jeopardy answer structure.

1. Life Science Earth Science Physical
Science
Scientific
Thinking
Environmental
Science
Tools of
Science
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500
Jeopardy Review 2

2. Life Science for 100
The following animals all eat meat;
fox, tiger, wolf, and dolphin.
What is a carnivore ?

3. Life Science for 200
The energy transferred through food
webs all begin with …
What is the Sun?

4. Life Science for 300
An organism that preys on other
animals…
What is a predator?

5. Life Science for 400
Fur or hair, warm blooded, drinks it’s
mothers milk and has live births
What is a mammal?

6. Life Science for 500
A chemical process in which
plants trap light energy to
convert carbon dioxide and
water into sugars
What is a photosynthesis?

7. Earth Science for 100
Rocks that are formed when
magma or lava cools and
becomes solid
What is igneous rock?

8. Earth Science for 200
The angle the Earth is tilted
What is 23.5 degrees?

9. Earth Science for 300
Length of time it takes the Earth to
make one full rotation
What is 24 hours (1 day) ?

10. Earth Science for 400
Length of time it takes the Earth to
make one full revolution around
the Sun
What is 365 days (1 year) ?

11. Earth Science for 500
In the Northern hemisphere, why do we
have the least hours of daylight in the
month of December?
What is the Earth tilts away from the
Sun?

12. Physical Science for 100
The amount of matter in something
What is mass?

13. Physical Science for 200
A change in matter from one form to
another, without forming a new
substance
What is physical change?

14. Physical Science for 300
What is a force?
A push or a pull

15. Physical Science for 400
The energy an object has
because of its position or
structure.
What is potential or stored
energy?

16. Physical Science for 500
An object’s tendency to resist a
change in motion
What is inertia?

17. Scientific Thinking for 100
Increasing the height of a ramp will increase the
distance a ball will roll
Increasing the height of a ramp will decrease the
distance a ball will roll.
Increasing the height of a ramp will have no effect on
the distance a ball will roll.
What is a prediction?

18. Scientific Thinking for 200
What is metric
measurements?
Scientists take
measurements using

19. Scientific Thinking for 300
What is collecting and recording
data? (what Jim sees)

21. Scientific Thinking for 400
What is a model?

22. Scientific Thinking for 500
What is growing seeds without
fertilizer?

23. Environmental Science for $100
Wise use and protection of our
natural resources
What is conservation?

24. Environmental Science for $200
surroundings and conditions in which
an organism lives
What is the
environment?

25. Environmental Science for $300
The gopher tortoise is in immediate
danger of becoming extinct.
What is an endangered
species?

26. Environmental Science for $400
The Earth’s most important energy
source
What is the Sun?

27. Environmental Science for $500
Florida’s groundwater supply.
What is the aquifer?

28. Tools of Science for $100
Metric unit used to measure mass
What is a gram?

29. Tools of Science for $200
Tool used to measure mass
What is a balance?

30. Tools of Science for $300
Tool used to measure
temperature?
What is a thermometer?

31. Tools of Science for $400
Tool used to observe things you can
not see with your eyes.
What is a microscope?

33. Tools of Science for $500
Tool used to measure force
What is a spring scale?