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Explore Scientific Tools and Concepts: Jeopardy Edition

Join Mrs. Romoser in a fun and educational Jeopardy game focused on essential science concepts and tools. Test your knowledge of scientific instruments like stopwatches and microscopes, as well as key ideas such as the scientific method, variables, data collection, and energy types including sound and light. Each question is designed to help students grasp foundational scientific principles in an interactive way. Ideal for classrooms or science enthusiasts eager to learn through play!

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Explore Scientific Tools and Concepts: Jeopardy Edition

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  1. Mrs. Romoser Presents Jeopardy

  2. Science Tools Scientific Method Sound Energy Light Energy Matter $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

  3. A tool used for timing trials in an experiment.

  4. What is a stopwatch? Click Anywhere to Continue

  5. A tool used to measure mass.

  6. What is a balance? Click Anywhere to Continue

  7. A tool used to determine direction.

  8. What is a compass? Click Anywhere to Continue

  9. A tool used to observe very small objects.

  10. What is a microscope? Click Anywhere to Continue

  11. What is tool used to measure the volume of liquids.

  12. What is a graduated cylinder? Click Anywhere to Continue

  13. Information collected during an experiment.

  14. What is data? Click Anywhere to Continue

  15. A predicted answer to a scientific question.

  16. What is a hypothesis? Click Anywhere to Continue

  17. Gathering information using the senses.

  18. What is observation? Click Anywhere to Continue

  19. An explanation of why something happens in nature.

  20. What is a theory? Click Anywhere to Continue

  21. The characteristic that is tested in an experiment.

  22. What is a variable? Click Anywhere to Continue

  23. A form of energy in which vibrations can be heard.

  24. What is sound? Click Anywhere to Continue

  25. The back and forth movement of an object that produces sound.

  26. What is vibration? Click Anywhere to Continue

  27. The way in which sound energy travels.

  28. What is wave? Click Anywhere to Continue

  29. The highness of lowness of a sound.

  30. What is pitch? Click Anywhere to Continue

  31. What sound must have to travel through.

  32. What is matter? Click Anywhere to Continue

  33. The way in light energy travels.

  34. What is waves? Click Anywhere to Continue

  35. The tool that breaks sunlight into a rainbow.

  36. What is a prism? Click Anywhere to Continue

  37. The color spectrum in order.

  38. What is ROY G BIV? Click Anywhere to Continue

  39. The bouncing of light from a surface.

  40. What is reflection? Click Anywhere to Continue

  41. The bending of light, such as in glasses or a telescope.

  42. What is refraction? Click Anywhere to Continue

  43. Anything that has mass and takes up space.

  44. What is matter? Click Anywhere to Continue

  45. The amount of matter in an object.

  46. What is mass? Click Anywhere to Continue

  47. The measure of the pull of gravity on an object.

  48. What is weight? Click Anywhere to Continue

  49. The state of matter that has definite volume and takes the shape of it’s container.

  50. What is liquid? Click Anywhere to Continue

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