Transcript Welcome to the Jeopardy Game Template

Adapted by T. Trimpe http://sciencespot.net/
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Although they give answers in the
form of questions on the TV show,
you do not need to do this. You do need to
write your answers on your game board!
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Plant vs
Animal
Organelles
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Organelles
Living OR
Non Living
Scientific Method
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Plant VS Animal for $100
This organelle is largest in plant
cells and is used for storage
What is a Vacuole
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Plants VS Animals for $200
This organelle is mainly found
in animal cells and used to digest
old cell parts or even the cell
itself!
What is a Lysosome
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Plants VS Animals for $300
In plant cells this structure helps
to keep a cell’s shape
What is a Cell Wall
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Plant VS Animal for $400
This organelle only found in
plants works with the
mitochondria in photosynthesis
to produce energy
What is a Chloroplast
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Daily Double!!
Name 3 differences between
a plant and animal cell
1. Plant cells have a cell wall
2. Plant cells have a large central vacuole
3. Plant cells usually lack a lysosome
1. Plant cells have chloroplasts
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Organelles for $100
Proteins are made by this “factory like”
organelle
Ribosome
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This membrane is responsible for
limiting what can travel into and out of
a cell.
Cell Membrane
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This is organelle has two parts, is found
next to the nucleus and is used for
transport
The Endoplasmic
Reticulum
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Organelles for $400
Name this organelle and describe its
function.
What is the chloroplast?
Used for making
carbohydrates from
sunlight.
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Organelles for $500
Name this organelle and describe its
function
What is a vacuole
It is used for storage
within a cell
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This “power house” organelle makes energy
for the cell.
The Mitochondrion
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The “brain of the cell”, responsible for all cell
activities.
The Nucleus
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This organelle processes proteins
(adds carbohydrate to proteins
made by ribosomes) and sends
them out of the cell.
The Golgi Body
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This is the gel like fluid that
all of the organelles float in
Cytoplasm
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This part of the nucleus holds the genetic
information for the cell
Nucleolus
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Living OR Non Living for $100
This characteristic of living
things is very evident in
animals but not as much in
plants.
We do it during the hokey
pokey
What is movemen
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Living OR Non Living for $200
This characteristic of living
things can happen to a
woman every 9 months
until menopause.
What is reproduction
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This characteristic of
living things is very sad,
but a natural part of life
when you reach old age
What is death
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This characteristic of living
things cannot be seen by
the naked eye but only
through a microscope.
What are cells!!
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Living OR Non Living for $500
Explain why fire is either
living or non living using the
characteristics of living things
Fire is non living because, even though it moves,
requires nutrients, dies, can lead to more fires it is
NOT made of cells.
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Scientific Method for $100
This step of the scientific
method requires an IF THEN
BECAUSE statement
What is a hypothesis
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This step of the scientific
method is like telling the
future or making an
educated guess
What is making a
prediction
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This step of the scientific
method requires planning
and materials, it does not
always go according to plan
What is test
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This step of the scientific
method happens at the very
end and requires a
summation of findings
What is share results
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Scientific Method for $500
Write a hypothesis for this
experiment:
Mixing baking soda and
vinegar
If we add baking soda to
vinegar Then it will foam
and bubble Because I
have done this before
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How many points do
you want to risk?
How is a prokaryote
different from a eukaryote
A Prokaryote has no nucleus just free
floating DNA
A prokaryote has a flagella, or a tail to help
it move
Prokaryotes can live in extreme
environments
A prokaryote has pili for movement and
stickyness
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