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Welcome to
Astronomy
Jeopardy!
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Sun
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Earth
Moon
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Life
Cycle
Theory
Galaxy
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Final
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15,000,000
degrees
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What is the
temperature of
the sun’s core?
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R2C1
150,000,000
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How many
kilometers in
one A.U.?
(distance from
Earth to Sun)
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R3C1
109 Earth
diameters
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What is the
diameter of the
Sun (measured
in Earths)?
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R4C1
These two
elements make
up the sun and
perform fusion.
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What are
Hydrogen and
Helium (H and
He)?
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This is why Venus
is hotter than
Mercury.
R5C1
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What is an
extremely
thick
atmosphere
of CO2?
R5C1A
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R1C2
He first
published the
Heliocentric
theory.
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Who is
Copernicus?
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R2C2
This causes the
Earth’s
seasons.
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What is axial tilt?
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R3C2
This is the
degree to which
Earth is tilted.
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What is 23.5?
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R4C2
This is the number
one reason why
Earth has life and
other planets don’t
(that we know of).
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What is LIQUID,
SURFACE,
WATER?
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R5C2
1600 km/hr
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R5C2A
What is Earth’s
rotational
speed?
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R1C3
This is why the moon has
less gravity than the
Earth.
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What is less
mass?
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R2C3
He discovered the 4
moons of Jupiter.
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Who is Galileo?
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Neptune’s moon
that revolves in
retrograde.
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R3C3A
What is Ceres?
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R4C3
This is what
causes really
high tides.
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What is Earth,
moon, and the
sun all lined up
in a 180 degree
line?
R4C3A
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R5C3
This is the phase
immediately
following
waxing gibbous.
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R5C3A
What is a full
moon?
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Daily Double
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R1C4
This is what our
star will
eventually
become.
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What is a red
giant or white
dwarf?
R1C4-PICT
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R1C4A
Even Bigfoot has to
follow the math of a
parabolic path
when a projectile
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R2C4
This is what the
largest of stars will
become when they
die.
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What is a black
hole?
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R3C4
This is where iron
comes from.
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What is the core
of a supergiant
star?
(supernova)
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R4C4
This is what
produces energy
in a star.
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R4C4A
What is nuclear
fusion?
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R5C4
This stage marks
the birth of a new
star.
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What is a protostar?
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R1C5
He used a
telescope to see
Jupiter’s moons
and our moon.
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Who is Galileo?
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R2C5
His model puts
the Earth in the
center of
everything.
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Who is Ptolemy?
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This person
described our
orbit
mathematically
as an ellipse.
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Who is Kepler?
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He described the
laws of gravity
and inertia and
invented
calculus.
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Who is Newton?
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R5C5
He discovered that the
galaxies were moving away
from each other, very
quickly!
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Who is Hubble?
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This term
describes the
change when
things are
moving away at
high speed.
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R1C6-PICT
What
is Red
Shift?
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R1C6A
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R2C6
Of Universe,
galaxy, star,
nebula, this is
the smallest.
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What is a star?
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Penzias and
Wilson
discovered this
and found
evidence of the
Big Bang.
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What is
Background
Radiation?
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This effect is what
causes light or
sound waves to
change frequency
depending on
speed.
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What is the
Doppler effect?
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This piece of
technology has
taken us to the
outer reaches of
the universe (we
think).
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What is the
Hubble
Telescope?
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Daily Double
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This is the
name of the
largest
asteroid in the
belt.
Daily Double Clue
Final Jeopardy
Mr. Giatras
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Show Clue
Final
Jeopar
dy
Clue
Draw the diagram that
show star life.
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Title
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ASTRONOMY
Jeopardy!
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All rights reserved. ©1999, 2002, 2006, 2007
Author:
Daryl L Taylor
Greenwich HS, Greenwich CT
[email protected]
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