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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.
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Matter and Chemistry
Matter and Chemistry II
Motion and Forces II
Light and Sound
Electricity Magnetism
Motion and Forces
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The particles that are found in the nucleus
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Question 1a
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Particles that move around the nucleus
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Question 2a
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This is how the periodic table is arranged
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Question 3a
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Elements of the same group in the periodic table
have
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Question 4a
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This is what causes elements to bond
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Question 5a
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Has no definite shape and no definite volume
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Question 1b
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Original substance can be retrieved
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Question 2b
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Highly ionized gas
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Question 3b
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Term used to describe the movement of Thermal
energy from one substance to another
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Question 4b
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Electrons are transferred in a process called
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Question 5b
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The tendency for an object to resist change in
motion
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Question 1c
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If you know the speed and direction, you know
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Question 2c
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The product of an objects mass and velocity
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Question 3c
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Air resistance equals the force of gravity on a
falling object
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Question 4c
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The rate of acceleration due to gravity.
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Question 5c
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The unit that measures force
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Question 1d
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The type of energy that is stored
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Question 2d
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The relationship between force, mass and
acceleration
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Question 3d
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Motion is measured compared to a
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Question 4d
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The 2 components of projectile motion
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Question 5d
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Waves carry
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Question 1e
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Sound is produced by a
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Question 2e
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The electromagnetic radiation with the most energy
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Question 3e
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Our eyes see a red apple because
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Question 4e
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This causes the loudness of a sound to increase
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Question 5e
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Place where magnetic force is strongest
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Question 1f
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Rubber glass and wood are good examples
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Question 2f
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This is the way to increase the strength of an
electromagnet
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Question 3f
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The continuous loop in which an electric current
flows
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Question 4f
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The difference in electrical potential between 2
places
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Question 5f
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Name this compound MgO
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Final Question