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2THIS
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JEEPARTY
3 With
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Mr. Tubb
4We need a little seasoning
Fancy Vocab. words
Space Terms R Us
More of those Planets
Its the season to be jolly
Planets part one
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5________ is a term that refers to Earths average
distance from the Sun. Also known as 93 million
miles.
A 100
6AU or Astronomical Unit
A 100
7 A _______ is a group of millions and billions of
stars held together by their own gravity.
A 200
8Galaxy
A 200
9An ________ occurs when a shadow makes the sun or
the moon seem to grow
A 300
10Eclipse
A 300
11An ______ is the path of an object in space as it
moves around another object because of gravity.
A 400
12Orbit
A 400
13The ________is everything, space and all the
matter and energy in it.
A 500
14Universe
A 500
15_______ refers to the motion of one object around
another.
B 100
16Revolution
B 100
17We call a space object that reaches Earths
surface a __________.
B 200
18Meteorite
B 200
19The sun, planets, and various smaller bodies make
up the ___________
B 300
20Solar System
B 300
21The term ______ refers to the spinning motion
that the Earth does on its axis.
B 400
22Rotation
B 400
23A _________ is a small, icy, space object that
revolves around the Sun. Commonly referred to as
a dirty snowball.
B 500
24Comet
B 500
25Excluding Pluto, name the planets starting with
the closest to the Sun and ending with the
farthest.
C 100
26Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.
C 100
27Name the four Terrestrial Planets.
C 200
28Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
C 200
29Name the gas giants.
C 300
30Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
C 300
31DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400
32Give one reason that Pluto is not considered a
planet.
C 400
33Its orbit is different than other planets, it
crosses over Neptunes at a point in its
revolution.
C 400
34Where is the asteroid belt located?
C 500
35Between Mars and Jupiter
C 500
36Which planet is the Great Red Spot located on?
D 100
37Jupiter
D 100
38You can fit all of the other planets inside this
planet and there would still be space left over.
D 200
39Jupiter
D 200
40This planet is not the hottest planet even though
it is the closest to the Sun.
D 300
41Mercury
D 300
42The planet that is known for its rings. It is
also referred to the jewel of the Solar System.
D 400
43Saturn
D 400
44The atmosphere of this planet is made of thick
clouds of sulfuric acid and carbon dioxide, which
makes it very hot.
D 500
45Venus
D 500
46Which planet is the most like Earth?
E 100
47Mars
E 100
48Why is Earth the only planet that is suitable for
sustaining life?
E 200
49It is the perfect distance from the sun. Not
too, hot and not too cold. (its atmosphere is
also not too thick or thin.)
E 200
50What does the Earth experience seasons?
E 300
51Its axis is titled.
E 300
52What does the term Equinox refer to?
E 400
53A point in the Earths revolution when the
northern and southern hemispheres are
experiencing nearly equal amounts of sunlight.
E 400
54During the September Equinox what season is the
Northern Hemisphere experiencing??
E 500
55Fall
E 500
56During the June Solstice what season is the
Southern Hemisphere experiencing?
F 100
57Winter
F 100
58What is the scientific term that we use to label
the seasons when the Northern Hemisphere is
experiencing winter?
F 200
59December Solstice
F 200
60What terms to we use to label the rare experience
when the moons umbra is cast on Earth?
F 300
61A total solar eclipse
F 300
62When the Earths shadow cast over the moon it is
called a ________.
F 400
63Lunar Eclipse
F 400
64If it is Spring in Australia, then it is ______
in North Carolina
F 500
65Fall
F 500
66The Final Jeopardy Category is Everything under
the Sun. Please record your wager.
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67What does Mr. Tubbs always order when he goes to
the movies?
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68Reeses pieces and a Large Mountain Dew.
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69Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!
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