THIS

1
(No Transcript)
2
THIS
IS
JEOPARDY
3
With
Your
Host...
Mrs. Kenny
4
How is Water Important
Special Properties of H20
States of Matter
Diagrams
Water Cycle
Vocabulary
100
100
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
300
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
400
400
400
400
500
500
500
500
500
500
5
Irrigation is used to supply water for
A 100
6
Agriculture (or farming)
A 100
7
Making paper is an example of using water for
A 200
8
Industry (or manufacturing)
A 200
9
Many large cities are located on rivers or
coasts because people use water for
A 300
10
transportation
A 300
11
Plants use water, CO2, and energy from the sun
to make food during this process
A 400
12
photosynthesis
A 400
13
Water that fills the cracks and spaces in
underground soil and rock layers
A 500
14
groundwater
A 500
15
The gaseous form of water is called
B 100
16
water vapor
B 100
17
A mixture that forms when one substance
dissolves another is called
B 200
18
solution
B 200
19
Tightness across the surface of water that is
caused by polar molecules pulling on each other
is called
B 300
20
surface tension
B 300
21
Water that falls to Earth as rain, snow, sleet,
or hail is called
B 400
22
precipitation
B 400
23
The process by which plants release water into
the air is called
B 500
24
transpiration
B 500
25
A water molecule is made up of
C 100
26
Two hydrogen atoms bonded to
an oxygen atom
C 100
27
Water is a polar molecule that means
C 200
28

It has areas that have a charge (or regions that
are slightly or -)
C 200
29

This water strider can walk on the water because
of this property
C 300
30
Surface Tension
C 300
31
The petals of these flowers absorb the colored
dye because of what process
C 400
32
Capillary Action
C 400
33
Because water can dissolve so many substances it
is called
C 500
34
Universal Solvent
C 500
35
The process by which a gas changes into a liquid
is called
D 100
36
condensation
D 100
37
When water evaporates, it becomes a
D 200
38
Gas (or vapor)
D 200
39
When a solid becomes a liquid it is called
D 300
40
melting
D 300
41
When a liquid becomes a solid it is called
D 400
42
freezing
D 400
43
When a solid changes into a gas without becoming
a liquid, it is called
D 500
44
sublimation
D 500
45
The energy for the water cycle originally comes
from the

E 100
46
Sun
E 100
47
When water evaporates from the oceans, it becomes
fresh water, leaving what behind?

E 200
48
Salt
E 200
49
As water vapor rises up into the atmosphere what
happens?
E 300
50
It cools off or (condenses, loses energy,
becomes a cloud)
E 300
51
Why does the total amount of Earths waters stay
the same
E 400
52
The total amount of evaporation equals the amount
of precipitation
E 400
53
If a molecule of liquid water evaporates into
water vapor, what happens to the energy of its
particles
E 500
54
The particles gain energy or (move faster,
increase)

E 500
55
In what form is most of Earths fresh water found?
F 100
56
Ice (or solid water)
F 100
57
This percentage of Earths total water is fresh
F 200
58
3 percent

F 200
59
In this step water becomes a gas
F 300
60
C (evaporation)

F 300
61
This part of the Earths surface is where most
evaporation occurs and precipitation falls
F 400
62
B (ocean)
F 400
63
What 2 steps involve a change of state?
F 500
64
C (evaporation) liquid to gas and D
(condensation) gas to liquid
F 500
65
The Final Jeopardy Category is Why Ice Floats
Click on screen to begin
66
Ice floats on liquid water because it is less
dense. What changes when water freezes that
makes it less dense?
Click on screen to continue
67
Ice molecules take up more space when they freeze
(or its volume increases, ice expands when it
freezes)
Click on screen to continue
68
Thank you for playing! Dont forget to play the
home game by studying!!!