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Engaging Geography Jeopardy Game for Learning Fun

Test your knowledge with this interactive Jeopardy game covering spheres, methods, the planet, grab bag themes, and more. Challenge your classmates and learn while having fun!

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Engaging Geography Jeopardy Game for Learning Fun

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  1. Jeopardy

  2. Rules • Each team is a group of 4. • Determine with the teacher how you choose who answers. (Noise, hands, standing...) • One person keeps track of points per table on a piece of scrap. • Points are brought to the teacher at the end of the game. • Questions come from information you need for your test but may be incomplete. It is only a guide!

  3. Jeopardy Spheres Method The Planet Grab Bag Themes $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

  4. 1. Includes all of the life, interactions of living and non-living things and cycles of the Earth Biosphere Spheres- $100

  5. Spheres- $200 2. Includes the Earth itself, processes and cycles involving rocks and earth formation • Lithosphere

  6. Spheres- $300 3. Includes the gasses we breath and that choke • Atmosphere

  7. Spheres - $400 • 4. Includes the water of the Earth, water cycles and filters • Biosphere

  8. Spheres- $500 5. The loneliest number and the number of planets we can move to if we cant live on this one. • 1

  9. Method- $100 1. Where is it? Why is it there? • Ask Questions

  10. Method- $200 2. Surveys, field studies • Collect Data

  11. Method- $300 3. Drawing/reading maps, Photos, reports • Organize and show data

  12. Method- $400 4. Analysing patterns, Comparing and contrasting situations • Analyze and Interpret Data

  13. Method- $500 5. Reaching conclusions • Make your decision

  14. The Planet- $100 • Where we live – the 3 bears would agree… Goldilocks Zone

  15. The Planet- $200 • The temperature range life can “comfortably” deal with. • 50 - 50

  16. The Planet- $300 • We need these in a gaseous form. (khee the planet has gas…) • Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Hyrdogen

  17. The Planet- $400 • There is no such thing as a free lunch is one of these... • The 4 laws

  18. 3 - $500 The effect that occurs when the atmosphere is enriched with Carbon Dioxide and methane – good for tomatoes but not great for people • The Greenhouse Effect

  19. Grab Bag- $100 1. The story of dolphins in Japan which allows us to look at the themes of Geogrpahy in the real world • The Cove

  20. Grab Bag- $200 2. Island which will disappear in 15 years – better bring a snorkel after • The Maldives

  21. Grab Bag - $300 3. Video daily double: The person and the concept spoken about here that makes our world a different place than that of mine HINT • Marshall Macleun The Global Village

  22. Grab Bag- $400 4. Companies will lose this if we make better decisions about our world... • Money or Power

  23. Grab Bag- $500 5. The example we need to keep in mind thinking about development – women destroyed this when it was built in the village • A well

  24. Themes- $100 1. Where did it happen • Location

  25. Themes- $200 • 2. A distinctive part of the earth that has consistent or easily recognizable physical or cultural features • Region

  26. Themes- $300 3. When geographers can find a pattern of the same event in places that are far apart • Spatial Pattern

  27. Themes- $400 4. Impact of the environment on human and the impact of humans on the environment • Spatial Interaction

  28. 5 - $500 5. Any geographic study must remember the customs and World views of a group of people • Culture

  29. Final Jeopardy The number of degrees of separation – also the temperature shift that will destroy our planet’s capability to sustain life. • 6

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