Science Jeopardy Mollusks Arthropods Echinoderms Worms Sponges and

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Science Jeopardy Mollusks Arthropods Echinoderms Worms Sponges and Cnidarians 100 100 100 200 200

Science Jeopardy Mollusks Arthropods Echinoderms Worms Sponges and Cnidarians 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy

Rules (1) White numbers indicate that Answer has already been selected. (2) You must

Rules (1) White numbers indicate that Answer has already been selected. (2) You must answer in the form “What is…” (3) While it is another teams turn, you may record the answer to the question on your white board. If the other team fails to answer the question, all other teams with the correct answer on their white board will earn 50 points. (4) You may not talk during another teams turn. If you talk you will not be eligible for extra points. (5) During Final Jeopardy you may not risk more points than you have. ©Norman Herr, 2003

A-100 • ANSWER: A clam is an example of this class of mollusks. •

A-100 • ANSWER: A clam is an example of this class of mollusks. • QUESTION: What is a bivalve? Answer Question

A-200 • ANSWER: Gastropods use this to grind plant matter. • QUESTION: What is

A-200 • ANSWER: Gastropods use this to grind plant matter. • QUESTION: What is a radula? Answer Question

A-300 • ANSWER: These are three classes of mollusks. • QUESTION: What are cephalopods,

A-300 • ANSWER: These are three classes of mollusks. • QUESTION: What are cephalopods, bivalves and gastropods? Answer Question

A-400 • ANSWER: Mollusks are characterized by these three characteristics. • QUESTION: What is

A-400 • ANSWER: Mollusks are characterized by these three characteristics. • QUESTION: What is a muscular foot, soft body and an inner or outer shell. Answer Question

A-500 • ANSWER: The shell of a mollusk is produced by this structure. •

A-500 • ANSWER: The shell of a mollusk is produced by this structure. • QUESTION: What is a mantle? Answer Question

B-100 • ANSWER: A spider belongs to this class of arthropods. • QUESTION: What

B-100 • ANSWER: A spider belongs to this class of arthropods. • QUESTION: What are arachnids? Answer Question

B-200 • ANSWER: This is the dramatic change that takes place during an insects

B-200 • ANSWER: This is the dramatic change that takes place during an insects life cycle. • QUESTION: What is metamorphosis? Answer Question

B-300 • ANSWER: Insects have this many legs and body segments. • QUESTION: What

B-300 • ANSWER: Insects have this many legs and body segments. • QUESTION: What is three? Answer Question

B-400 • ANSWER: These are three main characteristics of all arthropods. • QUESTION: What

B-400 • ANSWER: These are three main characteristics of all arthropods. • QUESTION: What are have an exoskeleton, segmented body and jointed appendages? Answer Question

B-500 • ANSWER: This is the process in which an arthropod sheds its exoskeleton.

B-500 • ANSWER: This is the process in which an arthropod sheds its exoskeleton. • QUESTION: What is molting? Answer Question

C-100 • ANSWER: Starfish use this for locomotion and feeding. • QUESTION: What are

C-100 • ANSWER: Starfish use this for locomotion and feeding. • QUESTION: What are tube feet? Answer Question

C-200 • ANSWER: The fluid filled internal tubes of an echinoderm make up this.

C-200 • ANSWER: The fluid filled internal tubes of an echinoderm make up this. • QUESTION: What is the water-vascular system? Answer Question

C-300 • ANSWER: This is an adaptation that protects most echinoderms from enemies. •

C-300 • ANSWER: This is an adaptation that protects most echinoderms from enemies. • QUESTION: What is spiny skin? Answer Question

C-400 • ANSWER: These are three main characteristics shared by echinoderms. • QUESTION: What

C-400 • ANSWER: These are three main characteristics shared by echinoderms. • QUESTION: What are radial symmetry, the ability to regenerate, a water-vascular system, and tube feet. Answer Question

C-500 • ANSWER: These are three examples of echinoderms. • QUESTION: starfish, sea urchin,

C-500 • ANSWER: These are three examples of echinoderms. • QUESTION: starfish, sea urchin, sea cucumber Answer Question

D-100 • ANSWER: All worms have this type of symmetry. • QUESTION: What is

D-100 • ANSWER: All worms have this type of symmetry. • QUESTION: What is bilateral? Answer Question

D-200 • ANSWER: This type of worm has a digestive tract like a pocket

D-200 • ANSWER: This type of worm has a digestive tract like a pocket (only one opening). • QUESTION: What is a flatworm? Answer Question

D-300 • ANSWER: Of the following statements this one is true of all worms.

D-300 • ANSWER: Of the following statements this one is true of all worms. – – A. Are sessile and absorb moisture through the skin B. Reproduce asexually and have segmented bodies C. Are mobile and require moist environments D. Have a complex nervous system and reproduce sexually • QUESTION: What is C. , are mobile and require moist environments. Answer Question

D-400 • ANSWER: Roundworms are more advanced than flatworms because of one of these

D-400 • ANSWER: Roundworms are more advanced than flatworms because of one of these 2 reasons. • QUESTION: What is roundworms have both male and female worms or roundworms have two openings, a mouth and anus. Answer Question

D-500 • ANSWER: These phyla are adapted to live only in water. (not worms)

D-500 • ANSWER: These phyla are adapted to live only in water. (not worms) • QUESTION: What are sponges an cnidarians? Answer Question

E-100 • ANSWER: This is an examples of a medusa. • QUESTION: What is

E-100 • ANSWER: This is an examples of a medusa. • QUESTION: What is a jellyfish? Answer Question

E-200 • ANSWER: These are three characteristics of sponges. • QUESTION: What are asymmetrical,

E-200 • ANSWER: These are three characteristics of sponges. • QUESTION: What are asymmetrical, filter feeding, sessile, have pores and have a skeleton made of spongin? Answer Question

E-300 • ANSWER: Cnidarians can be classified into these two groups based on their

E-300 • ANSWER: Cnidarians can be classified into these two groups based on their mobility (or lack of). • QUESTION: What are polyps and medusa? Answer Question

E-400 • ANSWER: These are three characteristics of cnidarians. • QUESTION: What are have

E-400 • ANSWER: These are three characteristics of cnidarians. • QUESTION: What are have tentacles, one central opening, stinging cells and radial symmetry. Answer Question

E-500 • ANSWER: These whip like structures help to pump water through a sponge

E-500 • ANSWER: These whip like structures help to pump water through a sponge • QUESTION: Flagella Answer Question

FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: The water-vascular-system of a echinoderm performs these two functions. •

FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: The water-vascular-system of a echinoderm performs these two functions. • QUESTION: What are controls movement, carries food and oxygen and removes waste? Answer Question