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Directions:
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Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the
questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
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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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Space
Science
Vocabulary
Objects in
Our Solar
System
How Earth
& Its Moon
Move
The Sun &
Other Stars
Observing
Objects in
Space
BONUS:
Earth’s
Seasons
Round 2
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Final
Jeopardy
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The path an object takes around
another object
(a) axis
(b) eclipse
(c) orbit
(d) rotation
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(c) orbit
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Everything that exists in space
(a) solar system
(b) galaxy
(c) black hole
(d) universe
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(d) universe
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A group of objects in space that
revolve around a central star
(a) solar system
(b) galaxy
(c) universe
(d) constellation
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(a) solar system
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An imaginary line that goes
through both poles of a planet
(a) axis
(b) eclipse
(c) orbit
(d) rotation
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(a) axis
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A large system of stars, dust, and
gas
(a) solar system
(b) galaxy
(c) asteroid belt
(d) universe
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(b) galaxy
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A natural object that revolves
around a planet
(a) moon
(b) comet
(c) asteroid
(d) satellite
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(a) moon
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A large object that revolves
around a star
(a) asteroid
(b) moon
(c) planet
(d) comet
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(c) planet
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Willa is preparing a report about the
outer planets. Which planet should
she include in her report?
(a) Mars
(b) Mercury
(c) Saturn
(d) Venus
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(c) Saturn
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What separates the inner planets
from the outer planets?
(a) asteroid belt
(b) comets
(c) Earth
(d) Venus
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(a) asteroid belt
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How are asteroids and comets
different?
(a) Asteroids are much smaller than comets.
(b) Comets orbit the sun, while asteroids orbit
Earth.
(c) Comets are made up of rock, ice, and frozen
gases, while asteroids are made up of rock and
metals.
(d) Asteroids are pieces of Earth, while comets
are pieces of the sun.
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(c) Comets are made up of rock,
ice, and frozen gases, while
asteroids are made up of rock
and metals.
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Kevin is describing the way the moon
appears to change shape. What
term should he use to describe the
different shapes of the moon?
(a) comets
(b) constellations
(c) phases
(d) satellites
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(c) phases
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How long does it take Earth to
rotate once around its axis?
(a) 1 hour
(b) 12 hours
(c) 1 day
(d) 1 year
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(c) 1 day
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What is one reason that seasons
change?
(a) Earth is tilted on its axis.
(b) Earth rotates on its axis.
(c) The sun moves around the Earth.
(d) The temperature of the sun
changes.
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(a) Earth is tilted on its axis.
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Alana saw a full moon last night.
In two weeks, what will she
see?
(a)
(b)
Full Moon
(c)
First Quarter
Moon
(d)
New Moon
Waxing
Crescent
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(c) New Moon
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What does this illustration BEST
show?
(a) why Earth rotates
(b) why planets orbit the sun
(c) why the moon has phases
(d) why Earth has seasons
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(d) why Earth has seasons
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A pattern of stars that form an
imaginary picture or design in
the sky
(a) galaxy
(b) comets
(c) phases
(d) constellation
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(d) constellation
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Which two gases make up most
of the sun?
(a) oxygen and helium
(b) helium and hydrogen
(c) hydrogen and oxygen
(d) oxygen and carbon dioxide
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(b) helium and hydrogen
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What does a star’s color tell us
about the star?
(a) how hot it is
(b) how far away it is
(c) whether it has planets orbiting it
(d) whether it is in the Milky Way
galaxy
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(a) how hot it is
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Which BEST describes the sun’s
location in the universe?
(a) near the barred spiral galaxy
(b) at the edge of the solar system
(c) at the edge of a galaxy called the Milky
Way
(d) in the center of a galaxy called Alpha
Centauri
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(c) at the edge of a galaxy called
the Milky Way
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Samantha must label this
diagram of the sun. Which
label should she use to identify
area A?
(a) bits of rock
(b) oxygen
(c) spinning dust
(d) sunspot
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(d) sunspot
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A small mass of rock, ice, and
frozen gases that orbits the sun
(a) asteroid
(b) star
(c) planet
(d) comet
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(d) comet
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An enormous ball of superheated
gases in space
(a) asteroid
(b) star
(c) Jupiter
(d) comet
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(b) star
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A device that helps people view
distant objects
(a) microscope
(b) barometer
(c) telescope
(d) anemometer
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(c) telescope
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The star at the center of our solar
system
(a) black hole
(b) sun
(c) Mercury
(d) Betelgeuse
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(b) sun
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Earth’s Seasons
Recall what you have learned about what causes the
seasons. Use the diagram below to tell about the
seasons.
A. Identify the seasons the Northern Hemisphere is
having at Point 1, Point 2, Point 3, and Point 4.
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Part A
Point 1:
Point 2:
Point 3:
Point 4:
summer
fall
winter
spring
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Earth’s Seasons
Recall what you have learned about what causes the
seasons. Use the diagram below to tell about the
seasons.
B. Explain what it is like in the Northern Hemisphere in
June, July, and August.
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Part B
The Northern Hemisphere is having
summer. There are more hours of daylight,
and temperatures are warmer. This is all
because the Northern Hemisphere is tilted
toward the sun. It is getting more direct
sunlight.
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Final
Jeopardy
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Space Science
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Space Science
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Space Science
Vocabulary Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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Objects in Our Solar
System Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
Move Game
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How Earth & Its Moon
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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Observing the Sun, Stars,
& Other Objects in Space
Game
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& Other Objects in Space
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Final
Jeopardy
Question
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