Download - Jeopardy-Unit 1 Science and Social Studies
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Team 1 Team 2 Team 3
Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
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SS Vocab 1
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SS Vocab 3
Science Vocab 1
Science Vocab 2
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Round 2
Final Jeopardy
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Someone who travels from place to place with no permanent
home.
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What is a nomad?
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A set of activities done for a specific purpose. A wedding is
one example.
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What is a ceremony?
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A group’s stories passed on through the generations.
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What is folklore?
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Study of objects to learn about the past.
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What is archaeology?
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Focus on one particular thing or activity.
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What is specialize?
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More of something than you need.
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What is surplus?
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An accepted way of doing something. For example, in
America we shake hands to greet people.
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What is custom?
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Change to fit different conditions.
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What is adapt?
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The use of scientific knowledge to solve problems.
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What is technology?
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An object made by people.
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What is an artifact?
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Raising plants and animals for human use.
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What is agriculture?
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Movement from one place to another.
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What is migration?
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A set of customs that people create over time. For example,
you might go to your grandma’s house, eat turkey, and then watch a football game for Thanksgiving. That would be your Thanksgiving
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What is a tradition?
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Talk to and work with others.
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What is interact?
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A system for organizing resources such as money and goods. Buying, selling, and
trading things.
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What is economy?
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The basic unit of all living things.
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What is a cell?
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Gel-like material between the cell membrane and the nucleus.
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What is cytoplasm?
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A group of similar specialized cells that work together. For
example, a bunch of muscle cells working together form muscle
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What is tissue?
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A special form of diffusion that helps keep water in cells. This
form of transport lets some things out while keeping others
in.
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What is osmosis?
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A structure that performs specific functions in the cell.
Mitochondria, nucleus, and ribosomes are some examples.
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What are organelles?
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Process that spreads substances through a gas or liquid, like food
coloring in water.
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What is diffusion?
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The cell part that contains DNA and directs cell activities. The
“brain” of the cell.
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What is the nucleus?
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A group of related tissues that perform a specific function, like your heart, liver, kidneys, lungs,
etc.
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What are organs?
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A group of organs that work together to perform a task, like your brain, spinal column and
nerves, for example.
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What is system or organ system?
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Process by which cells break down glucose in plants and
animals.
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What is cellular respiration?
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Jobs of cell
parts
Science Potluck
Effect of geography
And climate
Common ways of
life
American Indians
work together
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Round 1
Final Jeopardy
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Stores DNA.
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What is nucleus?
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Lets food water and gases into cell.
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What is cell membrane?
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Tells the cell what to do.
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What is nucleus?
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Holds all the other organelles.
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What is cytoplasm?
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Provides hard outer layer of plant cell and helps the plant stand up.
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What is cell wall?
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All living things need this sugar to stay alive.
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What is glucose?
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Tell one thing all living things do.
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What is
Make or take in food
Take care of and protect their bodies
Grow and reproduce
Get rid of waste?
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Tell one cell part that plant cells have, that animals cells do not
have.
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What is chloroplast or cell wall?
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The two ways things move in a cell.
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What are osmosis and diffusion?
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Two of the three parts of the cell theory.
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What is:
•All living things are made up of cells or
•The cell is the basic, or most simple part of a cell or
•Cells come from other cells?
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When people learned about this, they no longer had to follow their
food sources.
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What is agriculture?
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This group lived in a very dry area and learned irrigation so
they could farm.
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Who are the desert southwest?
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Because they had to move to follow the buffalo, their major food source, these American
Indians were the only ones to use light and portable tepees as
sheleter.
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Who are the Great Plains Indians?
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This group lived near the ocean and carved large dugout canoes.
Sea animals were an important resource to them. They also had
potlatch ceremonies to show their wealth.
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Who are Pacific Northwest Indians?
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These American Indians lived in wigwams or longhouses and
used a deer leather called buckskin to keep warm during
the cold winters.
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Who are the Eastern Woodland Indians?
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One purpose of American Indian celebrations or ceremonies.
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What is:
•Honoring nature
•Social purposes
•Religious purposesScores
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Because they had no written language, many American Indian
groups used oral language to pass on the groups stories, also
called this.
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What is folklore?
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Dance and music were often part of these celebrations which were
sets of activities done for a specific purpose.
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What are ceremonies?
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The Pacific Northwest Indians had these feasts during which the
chief gave away goods to show how rich the group was.
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What are potlatches?
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These dolls represent important figures in Hopi culture.
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What are kachina dolls?
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When groups worked together to meet their needs, people were
able to do this, which means to focus on one thing such as
carving wood or weaving cloth.
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What is specialize?
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Groups not only worked within the group but also did this,
meaning to talk to and work with others.
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What is interact?
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Some groups exchanged goods by doing this, which means to
trade without using money.
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What is barter?
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When people needed to create order, they formed these, which were systems of laws and the people who carry them out.
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What are governments?
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An American Indian leader named Deganawidah united 5 Indian groups under one set of laws forming a council that later
became this group.
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What is the Iroquois Confederacy?
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How Cells Are Organized
Final Jeopary Question
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Complete this chart showing how cells are organized.
Cells
Organism
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Cells
Tissues
Organs
Systems
Organism