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Instructions for using this template.

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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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Choose a point value.
Choose a point value.
Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Category B
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Category E
Category C
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Homestasis
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The ability or tendency of an organism or cell to
maintain a stable internal environment when its
external environment is changing.
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Recessive
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This form of the gene would be masked or covered
by the dominant form. The only way a recessive
trait is expressed is when there is not a
dominant allele present.
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Oxidation
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Combine Oxygen with another substance
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Ion
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electrically charged atom
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Brittle
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can't change shape easily without braking, easily
broken, fragile, not flexible
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Valence Electrons
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electrons in the outer shell of the atom
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Speed
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The Distance traveled in a certain time period
(rate of motion)
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Density
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the measure of how much matter is in a given
amount of space or how tightly the atoms are
packed together. Density is why the MMs fall to
the bottom of the trail mix and the Chex are on
top..
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Precipitant
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Formation of a solid that forms in a chemical
reaction
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Gravity
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is the pull that all matter exerts on other
matter
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Endothermic Reaction
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A chemical reaction where heat is absorbed and it
turns cold.
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Friction
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A force that resists motion between two surfaces
that are touching. This includes air resistance.
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Steady State Theory
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This universe has always been there and always
will be there.
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Oscillating Theory
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The universe is in a cycle of expanding and
contracting
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Nebula
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a huge cloud of gas and dust in outer space that
contract due to gravity and make a star
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Greenhouse Effect
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a very good and necessary "sweater of gases"
around the earth that prevents extreme
temperature changes
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Percolation
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Water soaking into the ground through soil and
rock
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Algal Bloom
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When too much nitrogen is used for fertilization
and the excess runs off and enters water
ecosystems, the algae multiplies too quickly and
turn the pond thick green and blocks sunlight.
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Nitrogen Fixation
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The process where nitrogen gas must is changed
into a usable form by bacteria in roots of
certain plants called legumes
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Convection Currents
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Warm air rises and cooler air moves in. This
causes sea breezes which keep coastal areas from
having the extreme temperatures.
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Mechanical Waves
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must travel through a medium such as solids,
liquids, or gases and include sound waves, water
waves, and seismic waves.
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Watershed
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large areas of land whose rivers and streams will
drain into the same large body of water
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Allele
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one part of a pair of forms of a gene. One
allele for a trait comes from the mother and the
other comes from the father.
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Transform
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plates are sliding past each other
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Compaction
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process that mashes sediment together into
sedimentary rock
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Feedback Mechanism
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a response of an organism to a given change, such
as temperature or amount of light