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Science Jeopardy Sound & Light Electricity 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300

Science Jeopardy Sound & Light Electricity 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy

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A-100 • ANSWER: What happens when a wave hits a surface it cannot pass

A-100 • ANSWER: What happens when a wave hits a surface it cannot pass through and bounces off? • QUESTION: reflection Answer Question

A-200 • ANSWER: What type of material either reflects or absorbs all light? •

A-200 • ANSWER: What type of material either reflects or absorbs all light? • QUESTION: opaque Answer Question

A-300 • ANSWER: wax paper is an example of what kind of material? •

A-300 • ANSWER: wax paper is an example of what kind of material? • QUESTION: translucent Answer Question

A-400 • ANSWER: What kind of mirror curves inward like a bowl? • QUESTION:

A-400 • ANSWER: What kind of mirror curves inward like a bowl? • QUESTION: concave Answer Question

A-500 • ANSWER: Bending of light rays as they enter a new medium is

A-500 • ANSWER: Bending of light rays as they enter a new medium is called? • QUESTION: refraction Answer Question

B-100 • ANSWER: How would a red apple look under green light? • QUESTION:

B-100 • ANSWER: How would a red apple look under green light? • QUESTION: black, there is no red light to reflect Answer Question

B-200 • ANSWER: What are pigments used for? • QUESTION: To color other objects

B-200 • ANSWER: What are pigments used for? • QUESTION: To color other objects Answer Question

B-300 • ANSWER: What part of the eye gives its color and controls the

B-300 • ANSWER: What part of the eye gives its color and controls the size of the pupil? • QUESTION: iris Answer Question

B-400 • ANSWER: What carries the signal from your eyes to your brain? •

B-400 • ANSWER: What carries the signal from your eyes to your brain? • QUESTION: optic nerve Answer Question

B-500 • ANSWER: If your eyeball is too long you are… • QUESTION: nearsighted

B-500 • ANSWER: If your eyeball is too long you are… • QUESTION: nearsighted Answer Question

C-100 • ANSWER: Clear glass is what kind of material? • QUESTION: transparent Answer

C-100 • ANSWER: Clear glass is what kind of material? • QUESTION: transparent Answer Question

C-200 • ANSWER: The front part of the eye, that protects it is called…

C-200 • ANSWER: The front part of the eye, that protects it is called… • QUESTION: cornea Answer Question

C-300 • ANSWER: How do you correct farsightedness? • QUESTION: convex lens Answer Question

C-300 • ANSWER: How do you correct farsightedness? • QUESTION: convex lens Answer Question

C-400 • ANSWER: What type of reflection occurs when light hits a bumpy surface?

C-400 • ANSWER: What type of reflection occurs when light hits a bumpy surface? • QUESTION: diffuse reflection Answer Question

C-500 • ANSWER: What kind of wave do sound waves travel as? • QUESTION:

C-500 • ANSWER: What kind of wave do sound waves travel as? • QUESTION: longitudinal Answer Question

D-100 • ANSWER: What kind of waves do not require a medium to travel?

D-100 • ANSWER: What kind of waves do not require a medium to travel? • QUESTION: electromagnetic Answer Question

D-200 • ANSWER: the range of electromagnetic waves put in order is called… •

D-200 • ANSWER: the range of electromagnetic waves put in order is called… • QUESTION: electromagnetic spectrum Answer Question

D-300 • ANSWER: Which electromagnetic waves have the lowest frequencies and longest wavelengths •

D-300 • ANSWER: Which electromagnetic waves have the lowest frequencies and longest wavelengths • QUESTION: radio waves Answer Question

D-400 • ANSWER: What explains why a siren changes pitch as it moves by

D-400 • ANSWER: What explains why a siren changes pitch as it moves by you? • QUESTION: Doppler effect Answer Question

D-500 • ANSWER: The amount of energy a sound wave carries per second through

D-500 • ANSWER: The amount of energy a sound wave carries per second through a unit area? • QUESTION: intensity Answer Question

E-100 • ANSWER: How high or low a sound seems to a person is

E-100 • ANSWER: How high or low a sound seems to a person is the… • QUESTION: frequency Answer Question

E-200 • ANSWER: What type of material only conducts electric current under certain conditions

E-200 • ANSWER: What type of material only conducts electric current under certain conditions • QUESTION: semi-conductor Answer Question

E-300 • ANSWER: What type of circuit causes lights to become dimmer the more

E-300 • ANSWER: What type of circuit causes lights to become dimmer the more you add? • QUESTION: series Answer Question

E-400 • ANSWER: What type of circuit gives current a separate path to each

E-400 • ANSWER: What type of circuit gives current a separate path to each bulb? • QUESTION: parallel Answer Question

E-500 • ANSWER: An electric circuit will always follow the path of …. •

E-500 • ANSWER: An electric circuit will always follow the path of …. • QUESTION: least resistance Answer Question

FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: What does Ohm’s law relate? • QUESTION: resistance, current, voltage

FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: What does Ohm’s law relate? • QUESTION: resistance, current, voltage Answer Question