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FINAL JEOPARDY

Dive into the fascinating world of biology, chemistry, and enzymology with this engaging Jeopardy-style quiz! Test your knowledge of key concepts such as the scientific method, the nature of acids and bases, and the role of enzymes. With questions ranging from basic definitions to complex principles, this quiz is perfect for students and enthusiasts alike. Challenge yourself or your friends, and discover how much you really know about the intricacies of life sciences!

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FINAL JEOPARDY

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  1. FINAL JEOPARDY

  2. Question for Intro to Bio - $100 • This knob is used to focus a specimen in scanning power. Home View Answer

  3. Answer for Intro to Bio - $100 • What is the coarse adjustment knob? Home View Question

  4. Question for Intro to Bio - $200 • This is the study of life. Home View Answer

  5. Answer for Intro to Bio - $200 • What is Biology? Home View Question

  6. Question for Intro to Bio - $300 • This group is used in an experiment to compare your data to? Home View Answer

  7. Answer for Intro to Bio - $300 • What is the control group? Home View Question

  8. Question for Intro to Bio - $400 • In the scientific method, in order to test this you need to create an experiment. Home View Answer

  9. Answer for Intro to Bio - $400 • What is a hypothesis? Home View Question

  10. Question for Intro to Bio - $500 • This is a highly tested and generally accepted principle in science. Home View Answer

  11. Answer for Intro to Bio - $500 • What is a theory? Home View Question

  12. Question for Chem. - $100 • This is how many valence electrons Carbon has. Home View Answer

  13. Answer for Chem. - $100 • What is 4? Home View Question

  14. Question for Chem. - $200 • This solution is between 0-6 on the pH scale. Home View Answer

  15. Answer for Chem. - $200 • What is an acid? Home View Question

  16. Question for Chem. - $300 • This is a solution that is a weak acid or weak base that helps control pH by neutralizing. Home View Answer

  17. Answer for Chem. - $300 • What is a buffer? Home View Question

  18. Question for Chem. - $400 • This is a type of element that has gained or lost neutrons. Home View Answer

  19. Answer for Chem. - $400 • What is an isotope? Home View Question

  20. Question for Chem. - $500 • These ions in equal proportion will make a neutral solution. Home View Answer

  21. Answer for Chem. - $500 • What are hydronium and hydroxide ions? Home View Question

  22. Question for Enzymes - $100 • This reacts with an enzyme. Home View Answer

  23. Answer for Enzymes - $100 • What is a substrate? Home View Question

  24. Question for Enzymes - $200 • In the presence of an enzyme, this can be lowered. Home View Answer

  25. Answer for Enzymes - $200 • What is the activation energy? Home View Question

  26. Question for Enzymes - $300 • This is the area of an enzyme where a reaction takes place. Home View Answer

  27. Answer for Enzymes - $300 • What is the active site? Home View Question

  28. Question for Enzymes - $400 • If an enzyme is heated too much or exposed to high pH, it can result in this. Home View Answer

  29. Answer for Enzymes - $400 • What is denaturation? Home View Question

  30. Question for Enzymes - $500 • The bond between an enzyme’s active site and the substrate is known as what model? Home View Answer

  31. Answer for Enzymes - $500 • What is the induced fit model? Home View Question

  32. Question for Biochem - $100 • Bread is an example of this macromolecule. Home View Answer

  33. Answer for Biochem - $100 • What is a carbohydrate? Home View Question

  34. Question for Biochem - $200 • This macromolecule contains a carboxyl group, amino group and R group in its monomer. Home View Answer

  35. Answer for Biochem - $200 • What is a protein? Home View Question

  36. Question for Biochem - $300 • Glycerol, phosphate and fatty acids are the 3 components to this macromolecule. Home View Answer

  37. Answer for Biochem - $300 • What are lipids? Home View Question

  38. Question for Biochem - $400 • Biuret is used to test for this macromolecule. Home View Answer

  39. Answer for Biochem - $400 • What is protein? Home View Question

  40. Question for Biochem - $500 • To test for sugars, we used this reagent? Home View Answer

  41. Answer for Biochem - $500 • What is Benedict’s solution? Home View Question

  42. Question for Cells - $100 • This organelle makes ATP in human cells. Home View Answer

  43. Answer for Cells - $100 • What is mitochondria? Home View Question

  44. Question for Cells - $200 • This organelle is found on the outermost layer of a plant cell ONLY. Home View Answer

  45. Answer for Cells - $200 • What is a cell wall? Home View Question

  46. Question for Cells - $300 • This is the order from cells to organism. Home View Answer

  47. Answer for Cells - $300 • What is Cellstissuesorgansorgan systemsorganism? Home View Question

  48. Question for Cells - $400 • This organelle is not found in prokaryotic cells. Home View Answer

  49. Answer for Cells - $400 • What is a nucleus? Home View Question

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