Science JeopardyGeneral

KnowledgeCell Parts Plant Cells Microscope

PartsEverything!

10 10 10 10 10

20 20 20 20 20

30 30 30 30 30

40 40 40 40 40

50 50 50 50 50

This is the basic unit of life.Category 1 – 10 points

This is the name for all the parts in a cell that carry out specific functionsCategory 1 – 20 points

This is an example of a livingThing and a non-living thing.Category 1 – 30 points

This is the difference betweenSomething that is dead and something that is non-living.Category 1 – 40 points

These are the eight characteristicsOf living things.50 points

This is the part of the cell that controlsWhat goes in and out of the cell.Category 2-- 10 points

This is the control center of theCell that tells all the other parts ofCell what to do.– 20 points

This is the part of the cell that turns Nutrients into energy for the cell.– 30 points

This is the jelly-like part of the cellThat holds all the other parts in place.Category 2– 40 points

Name three parts of an animal cell and describe their functions.Category 2 – 50 points

This is the stiff outer layer ofA plant cell that protects it and Gives it its’ shape.Category 3 --10 points

This is the part of the cell that storesWater, nutrients, or waste.Category 3--20 points

This is the part of The cell that captures sunlight And turns it into energy forThe plant.Category 3 – 30 points

These are the two parts that plantCells have that animal cells don’t have.Category 3– 40 points

Name three of the parts of a plant cell and describe their functions.– 50 points

This is the part of the microscopeWe put the slide on.Category 4– 10 points

This is the part of the microscopeWe look through– 20 points

These are the two parts we use to carry the microscopeCategory 4– 30 points

This is the part of the microscopeWe rotate to change the amountOf magnification.Category 4– 40 points

This is how to start focusing the microscopeWhen looking at a specimen, including the objective lens to start with and which focus knob to use first.Category 4– 50 points

This is the variable that is specifically changed in the experiment.– 10 points

This is the number of variablesWe should change/manipulate in An experiment– 20 points

This is the variable(s) that stays the same in an experiment.

– 30 points

This is the variable that is measuredAnd recorded in an experiment.– 40 points

Identify each variable in the following experiment:Tim and Moby test 3 different brands of batteries to see which will make a robot move for the longest period of time.They test Duracell, Energizer, and Costco brand batteries in the same robot. They record how long the robot moves with each type of battery.– 50 points