Math Jeopardy

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Life
Physical
Earth
Space
Grab bag
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The beginning of life, growth and development,
reproduction, and death.
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What is a life cycle?
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Photosynthesis
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What is the process in which plants make
their own food?
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Air, water, and food.
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What do all organisms need to survive?
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A frog is an example of this. A rock is
an example of this.
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What is a living and non-living thing?
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Omnivore.
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What is the name for an animal that eats both
plants and other animals?
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It causes sound.
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What is vibration?
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Solids, liquids, and gases.
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What are forms of matter?
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It can be changed from one form of matter to
another by heating or cooling.

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What is water?
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This property of weather is how hot or cold the
air is.
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What is temperature?
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A balance scale measures this.
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What is mass or weight?
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It provides light and heat necessary for life on
earth.
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What is the sun?
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They are found in Earths materials and
provide evidence about organisms that lived long
ago.
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What are fossils?
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It can be described by temperature, wind,
and precipitation.

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What is weather?
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Minerals that make up these have properties
of color, texture, and hardness.
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What are rocks?
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It orbits the sun.
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What is the Earth or a planet?
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It orbits the Earth.
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What is the moon?
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These are deep pits on the moons surface.
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What are craters?
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It takes the Earth this long to make a complete
trip around the sun.
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What is one year or 365 days?
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Daily Double!
The changes in the moons appearance are called
this.
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What are phases?
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It takes the moon this long to complete its
orbit around the Earth.
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What is one month?
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When vibrations are faster, the pitch of the
sound gets this.
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What is higher?
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Evaporation, condensation, precipitation.
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What is the water cycle?
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It can produce heat, light, and sound.
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What is electricity?
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They attract and repel each other.
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What are magnets?
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This is a way that heat can move from one object
to another.
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What is conduction?