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Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
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As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the
contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
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When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to
see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been
picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
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Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
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Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
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Continue until all clues are given.
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When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program
with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name,
but keep this file untouched!
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Round 1
Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Heredity
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Final
Jeopardy
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Vocabulary
Animal Life
Cycles
More Facts
About Life
Cycles
BONUS:
Comparing
Life Cycles
Plant Life
Cycles
Round 2
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All the stages an organism goes
through
(a) metamorphosis
(b) direct development
(c) heredity
(d) life cycle
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(d) life cycle
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The basic unit of heredity
(a) cell
(b) atom
(c) bacteria
(d) gene
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(d) gene
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A growth process in which an animal
gets larger without going through
major changes in body form
(a) metamorphosis
(b) direct development
(c) heredity
(d) life cycle
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(b) direct development
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A characteristic that makes one
organism different from another
(a) cell
(b) atom
(c) trait
(d) gene
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(c) trait
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A growth process in which an animal
goes through major changes in
body form over the course of the
life cycle
(a) metamorphosis
(b) direct development
(c) heredity
(d) life cycle
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(a) metamorphosis
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What carries instructions for your
growth and development?
(a) your acquired traits
(b) your inherited traits
(c) your family tree
(d) your genes
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(d) your genes
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Where do an offspring’s genes
come from?
(a) The mother contributes all of the genes.
(b) The father contributes all of the genes.
(c) Each parent contributes half of the genes.
(d) Neither parent contributes any genes.
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(c) Each parent contributes half
of the genes.
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Which of these traits is
determined ONLY by heredity?
(a) body size
(b) eye color
(c) intelligence
(d) strength
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(b) eye color
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Which of this girl’s characteristics is
NOT controlled by genes?
(a) the color of her hair
(b) her dimples
(c) the shape of her earlobes
(d) her hairstyle
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(d) her hairstyle
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What makes Grant such a fast
runner?
(a) behavior
(b) behavior and inherited traits
(c) direct development
(d) inherited traits
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(b) behavior and inherited traits
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Which part of a plant feeds the
embryo until the plant can
make its own food?
(a) the fruit
(b) the roots
(c) the seed
(d) the stem
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(c) the seed
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How do ferns and mosses
reproduce?
(a) from spores
(b) from seeds
(c) through pollination
(d) by sending out runners
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(a) from spores
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Which stage is missing from this
plant life cycle?
(a) embryo
(b) flower
(c) leaves
(d) roots
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(b) flower
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The process by which plants make
sugar for energy is called _____.
(a) metamorphosis
(b) germination
(c) photosynthesis
(d) pollination
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(c) photosynthesis
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Which of these grow from
storage stems called tubers?
(a) ferns
(b) potatoes
(c) strawberries
(d) trees, including apple trees
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(b) potatoes
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How do most animals begin the life
cycle?
(a) as a chrysalis
(b) as a fertilized egg
(c) as a marsupial
(d) as a nymph
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(b) as a fertilized egg
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Which process does the picture
show?
(a) hatching
(b) laying eggs
(c) molting
(d) reproducing
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(c) molting
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Which kind of animal goes through
direct development?
(a) a frog
(b) a grasshopper
(c) a moth
(d) a spider
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(d) a spider
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Which is the first stage of
incomplete metamorphosis?
(a) adult
(b) nymph
(c) egg
(d) larva
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(c) egg
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In which stage of the human life
cycle is the body completely
developed?
(a) adolescent
(b) adult
(c) child
(d) infant
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(b) adult
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Processes by which
characteristics pass from
parents to offspring
(a) metamorphosis
(b) direct development
(c) heredity
(d) life cycle
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(c) heredity
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After its birth, which animal is most
likely to survive and thrive without
receiving care from one or both
parents?
(a) a bird
(b) a fish
(c) a kitten
(d) a seal
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(b) a fish
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How can you BEST explain the
resemblance between offspring
and parents?
(a) eating habits
(b) heredity
(c) daily activity
(d) behavior
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(b) heredity
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Identify the correct order of
development in this animal’s life
cycle.
What kind of development do the
pictures show? Explain your answer.
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The pictures show an animal that
undergoes complete metamorphosis,
because the adult looks very different
from the young.
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Comparing Life Cycles
Look at the diagrams below of two animal life cycles.
A. Explain TWO similarities in the life cycle of a
grasshopper and the life cycle of a butterfly.
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A. Some similarities in the life cycle of a grasshopper
and the life cycle of a butterfly are…
1. Both animals’ life cycles begin with a fertilized egg.
2. Both animals go through a type of metamorphosis
where the animals go through major changes in body
form over the course of their life cycles.
3. Both animals’ life cycles end with the “adult” stage
of development.
4. Both animals eat and grow bigger only to molt or
shed their exoskeleton (grasshopper) or skin
(caterpillar) during their life cycles.
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Comparing Life Cycles
Look at the diagrams below of two animal life cycles.
B. Explain TWO differences in the life cycle of a
grasshopper and the life cycle of a butterfly.
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B. Some differences in the life cycle of a grasshopper
and the life cycle of a butterfly are…
1. A grasshopper goes through incomplete metamorphosis and a
butterfly goes through complete metamorphosis.
2. A grasshopper goes through three stages in its life cycle. A
butterfly goes through four stages in its life cycle.
3. A grasshopper has a stage of development where it looks like
an adult, but it doesn’t have wings. This is called the “nymph”
stage of development. The butterfly does not have a “nymph”
stage, it has a “pupa” stage of development.
4. When a grasshopper hatches from the egg, it looks like a
grasshopper. When a butterfly hatches from the egg, it is a
caterpillar. This is known as the “larva” stage of development.
The grasshopper does not have this stage of development in its
life cycle.
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