Jeopardy Exam 1

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$100 You should put these on when working with chemicals or when heating to protect your eyes.

$100 What are safety goggles? Scores

$200 Always point this away from you and others when heating.

$200 What are test tubes? Scores

$300 Always cut away from yourself when you are using this tool during dissection.

$300 What is a scalpel? Scores

$400 Do not put the dropper directly in the bottle and do not return used substances to the original bottle.

$400 What is contamination? Scores

$500 Wash immediately with cold water and notify your teacher.

$500 What is what you do when you get chemicals in your eyes or on you skin? Scores

$100 The tools to measure length, mass, volume, and time.

$100 What is a metric ruler, balance/scale, graduated cylinder, and a watch/clock? Scores

$200 Used to see details of specimens that are nanometers small.

$200 What is the electron microscope? Scores

$300 Used to take a hot beaker off of the hot plate.

$400 This instrument separates mixtures by density.

$400 What is an ultracentrifuge? Scores

$500 Due to this important tool, advances in scientific discovery and collaboration between scientists is possible.

$500 What is the computer? Scores

Qualitative and quantitative observations are made in this step of the scientific method. $100

$100 What is “Record data and make observations”? Scores

$200 Controlled variables, or things that need to be the same in both the control group and the experimental group(s).

$200 What are constants? Scores

$300 Name 2 experimental design flaws that would make the results unreliable.

$300 ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Scores

$400 The only difference between the control group and the experimental group.

$400 What is the independent variable? Scores

$500 The part of the experiment that is observed and recorded as your data. Also known as the responding variable.

$500 What is the dependent variable? Scores

$100 When cold, lizards move into the sun to raise their body temperature while humans shiver. This maintenance of a stable internal environment is known as…

$100 Scores What is homeostasis?

$200 Name 3 life functions carried out by this single-celled organism.

$200 Respiration, Transport, Nutrition, Excretion Scores

$300 The dissolved carbon dioxide in a lake is used directly by autotrophs for two life processes.

$300 What are synthesis and nutrition? Scores

The sum of all the life functions. $400

$400 What is metabolism? Scores

$500 Cockroaches have been on this earth for millions of years, even before the dinosaurs . The cockroach species still exists because it was able to carry out this characteristic of life that the dinosaurs could not.

$500 What is evolution or evolve? Scores

$100 This part should adjusted after switching the objective lenses.

$100 What is the diaphragm? Scores

$200 The highest total magnification of a microscope if the low power is 20x and the high power is 75x and the ocular is 10x.

$300 The ability of the microscope to distinguish many different points. Ex: Magazine paper had many different ink colors.

$300 What is resolving power or resolution? Scores

$400 What is 1000 micrometers? Scores

$500 The reason why a swimming microscopic organism comes in and out of focus.

$500 What is the depth of field is changing? Scores

$100 Eating lunch is part of this life function.

$100 What is nutrition? Scores

$200 Aerobic uses oxygen and anaerobic to make stored energy in food available to the cell as a part of this life function.

$200 What is respiration? Scores

$300 Your heart, vessels, and blood function to accomplish this life function .

$300 What is transport? Scores

This life function is not necessary for the survival of the individual. $400

$400 What is reproduction? Scores

$500 What life function helps maintain glucose levels in our blood- you need to generally explain how?

$500 What is nutrition, regulation, transport? Scores

Final Jeopardy Scores Life Functions Final Jeopardy Question

Describe how 2 life functions interact to maintain homeostasis in the human body.

Describe how two life functions work together to maintain homeostasis. $200

Final Jeopardy Answers may vary. Scores

$400 Volume of liquid and name of the curve

$400 What is the meniscus and 26 milliliters? Scores

$600 Temperature in Celsius of human with a fever.

$600 40 degrees celsius. Scores

$800 What is a nanometer? Scores

$1000 The diameter (in micrometers) of the field of view in 400x if the diameter in 40x is 3.2 mm.

$200 The final image under the microscope. “ Pizza Pants”

$200 What is Pizza Pants? Scores

$400 Like the Iris of your eye!

$400 What is the diaphragm? Scores

$800 Procedure to study organisms on a slide.

$800 What is a wet mount? Scores

$1000 The approximate size of this organism.

$200 Enter Answer Here for Category 3 - Question 1

$200 Enter Question Here for Category 3 - Question 1 Scores

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