Jeopardy Quarter 1 Review

Final
Round 1 Round 2
Jeopardy

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Mr. Ms. Henley
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Scientific
Measure Dichoto-
Reading Density Identify
Method Charts & - mous Round 2
Keys the SM
Graphs ment skill

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What can you conclude from the
results of this experiment?


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Seed C needs more than 10 mL of
water to germinate

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$200 Why is this NOT a
controlled experiment?


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You can only change one thing. In
this experiment they changed the
lights and type of seeds. If they
are testing lights affect on seeds,
then they have to use the same
type of seed.

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What variable is being tested
here and how do you know?


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Temperature is being tested. You
know because it is the 1 thing
that is changing.

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What is a possible hypothesis to
this experiment?
Will syrup help my pigs sleep longer?

Pig Pen A Pig Pen B

Add syrup No syrup
Pig food Pig food
3 scoops 3 scoops
1 week 1 week
Sleep 10 hrs Sleep 5 hrs


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IF I give pigs syrup, THEN they
(will/ will not) sleep longer.

Yes, the answer had to be in an
IF/THEN sentence to be correct.

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How could this
experiment be improved?


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They changed the lights and the
type of soil. You can only change
1 thing. They need to pick one to
change and make the other a
constant.

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$100 Which of the following does the graph
communicate?
A. Plant 2 ended up taller than
Plant 1.

B. Plant 1 was always taller than
Plant 2.

C. Plant 1 grew steadily. Plant 2
grew quickly at first and then
stopped growing.

D. Plant 2 grew stedily. Plant 1
grew slowly at first and then
grew quickly.


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C. Plant 1 grew steadily. Plant 2
grew quickly at first and then
stopped growing.

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Pots A and B both have plain soil, bean seeds and the same
amount of light. Pot B receives more water (see table). After 50
days the plants are measured. Based on the data, what is the
correct conclusion?


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C. The amount of water affects
the mass and the height.

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$300 Which of the following
statements is true?


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C. After 33 days none of the
aliens changed form.

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$400 If you choose an alien at random on
day 20, what form would it most likely
be in?


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Your alien would most
likely be thin.

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If I wanted to graph the time it
took Mrs. Henley to run around a
track…which graph would I
chose?


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Line graph

Because we are graphing time.

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$100 Which tree has a height
of 8 meters?


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Tree “C”

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What is the length of the
cross section of the tree?


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A little over 14 cm.

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What is the mass of the object?


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501.0 grams
Or
501 grams

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of the flowerpot be?

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It is greater than 4 kg, but less
than 5 kg

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The force of gravity on the surface of
Mercury is much less than on Earth.
A rock has a weight of 100 newtons
on Earth. What will the rock weigh on
Mercury?


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C. Less than 100 newtons

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Which
object is the
least dense?


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A. The chess piece

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Fill in the blank: The greater the
amount of matter packed into a
certain space the greater the
_________.


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Density!!!

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If an object has a
Mass of 21 g
A volume of 7 ml
What is its density?


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Mass/Volume
21g/ 7ml
ANSWER = 3 g/ ml
Yes, you had to have the right
units

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The image
below shows
the same egg in
water (on the
left) and in
seawater (on
the right).
What must be
true about the
liquids?


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B. The sea water is denser than
the regular water.

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•C. It will sink in beaker 1 and
float in beaker 2

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What is a dichotomous key?


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Paired statements used to
identify something.

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How many letters can each number
have… Answer will be 1,2 or 3. EX.
1 would be 2 would be 3 would be
1a 1a 1a
2a 1b 1b
3a 2a 1c
2b 2a
3a 2b
3b 2c


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Answer is 2. There can only be two
choices for each line on a dichotomous
key.
2 would be
1a
1b
2a
2b
3a
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What is the creatures name?
1a. Has pointed ears .................. go to 3
1b. Has rounded ears .................go to 2
2a. Has no tail .................... Kentuckyus
2b. Has tail ........................ Dakotus
3a. Ears point upward ........... go to 5
3b. Ears point downward ..............go to 4
4a. Engages in waving behavior ......... Dallus
4b. Has hairy tufts on ears ...........Californius
5a. Engages in waving behavior ....... WalaWala
5b. Does not engage in waving behavior ..... 6
6a. Has hair on head ........................... Beverlus
6b. Has no hair on head (may have ear tufts) .......go to 7
7a. Has a tail ............................................. Yorkio
7b. Has no tail, aggressive ............................ Rajus


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Kentuckyus

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What is the creature’s name?


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Yorkio

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What is the creature’s name


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Rajus

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If a scientist puts flowers A in
normal conditions and then the
flowers B in a changed
condition… which group is the
control group?


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Group A
The control group does not
change. It is what you compare
your results of the experiment to.

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Ms Henley decides that her students
are too crazy. She thinks it is
because they eat too much sugar.
She lets her students eat sugar one
day and records the results and does
not let the students eat sugar another
day and records those results.

Name the independent variable


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An independent variable is the
one variable that the scientist
decides to change. In this case it
would be the sugar.

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Name her hypothesis


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Ms Henley’s hypothesis, or
educated guess, is that:
If my students are crazy, then it is
because they have eaten too
much sugar!

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Name the dependant variable


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The dependent variable is what
turns out to be different after she
changes the independent
variable.

In this case it would be the
craziness of the students/ or their
behavior.
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Explain how this experiment was
controlled.


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She ran the experiment once with the
“change” or independent variable
and once without under normal
circumstances. All other variables
are constants.
Now she is able to compare both
results and find out that it was not
the sugar… HER STUDENTS ARE
JUST CRAZY!!!
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