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Round 1 Final Jeopardy
Seymour
Money
Anita Hugg
in-kiss
Lee V.
Meed-
iately
Ivanna
Win
Phil R. Up
Ima B. Utiful
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Round 1 Final Jeopardy
Seymour
Money
Anita Hugg
in-kiss
Lee V.
Meed-
iately
Ivanna
Win
Phil R. Up
Ima B. Utiful
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Muscles &
Skeleton
Misc.Digestion
Circula-tory
Respira-tion
Reproduc-tion
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Three categories of musclesThree categories of muscles
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Skeletal, Cardiac & SmoothSkeletal, Cardiac & Smooth
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______ muscles move on their own while ________ muscles require conscious thought
to move
______ muscles move on their own while ________ muscles require conscious thought
to move
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Involuntary muscles move on their own while
voluntary muscles require conscious thought to move
Involuntary muscles move on their own while
voluntary muscles require conscious thought to move
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A ____________ connects muscle to bone while a
_________ connects bone to bone.
A ____________ connects muscle to bone while a
_________ connects bone to bone.
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A tendon connects muscle to bone while a ligament connects bone to bone.
A tendon connects muscle to bone while a ligament connects bone to bone.
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Five functions of the skeletal system
Five functions of the skeletal system
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Structure, protection, movement, storage of fats and minerals, & produce
blood
Structure, protection, movement, storage of fats and minerals, & produce
blood
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Identify each type of joint below
Identify each type of joint below
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Skull – Fixed Joint
Elbow – Hinge Joint
Foot – Gliding Joint
Hip – Ball and Socket Joint(what’s missing…)
Skull – Fixed Joint
Elbow – Hinge Joint
Foot – Gliding Joint
Hip – Ball and Socket Joint(what’s missing…)
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Process of breaking down food so that it can be used
by the body
Process of breaking down food so that it can be used
by the body
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DigestionDigestion
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The breaking up of food in your mouth by your tongue
and teeth
The breaking up of food in your mouth by your tongue
and teeth
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What is mechanical digestion?
What is mechanical digestion?
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Where complex carbohydrates begin to
breakdown
Where complex carbohydrates begin to
breakdown
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What is the mouth?What is the mouth?
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Here, food is mixed by muscular walls (mechanical)
and is also mixed with strong digestive juices. The processes that occur here
turn food into chyme (a thin watery liquid).
Here, food is mixed by muscular walls (mechanical)
and is also mixed with strong digestive juices. The processes that occur here
turn food into chyme (a thin watery liquid).
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What is the stomach?What is the stomach?
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Name in order the organs through which food passes
as it moves through the digestive system
Name in order the organs through which food passes
as it moves through the digestive system
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Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum,
anus
Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum,
anus
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List the 4 parts of bloodList the 4 parts of blood
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Plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and
platelets
Plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and
platelets
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Carries blood away from the heart
Carries blood away from the heart
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What is an artery?What is an artery?
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Part of blood that causes it to clot
Part of blood that causes it to clot
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PlateletsPlatelets
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Arteries on the left side of your heart pump blood at
high pressure. As a result, those arteries have what
type of wall?
Arteries on the left side of your heart pump blood at
high pressure. As a result, those arteries have what
type of wall?
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Thick wallsThick walls
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Five functions of bloodFive functions of blood
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Carry oxygen, nutrients, and wastes, fight disease and regulate temperature
Carry oxygen, nutrients, and wastes, fight disease and regulate temperature
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When breathing you inhale __________ and
exhale ___________.
When breathing you inhale __________ and
exhale ___________.
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When breathing you inhale oxygen and
exhale carbon dioxide
When breathing you inhale oxygen and
exhale carbon dioxide
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Tiny air sacs in the lungsTiny air sacs in the lungs
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What are alveoliWhat are alveoli
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Contracts when inhaling and expands when exhaling
Contracts when inhaling and expands when exhaling
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What is the diaphragm?What is the diaphragm?
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Trapping of large foreign bodies, humidification and
warming of inhaled air occur in what structure of the respiratory system?
Trapping of large foreign bodies, humidification and
warming of inhaled air occur in what structure of the respiratory system?
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The nasal cavityThe nasal cavity
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Found in the lungs, _______ exchange oxygen with ______
during the process of breathing.
Found in the lungs, _______ exchange oxygen with ______
during the process of breathing.
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Found in the lungs alveoli exchange oxygen capillaries
during the process of breathing.
Found in the lungs alveoli exchange oxygen capillaries
during the process of breathing.
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The location where sperm is produced
The location where sperm is produced
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What are the testes?What are the testes?
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The location where a female’s eggs are produced
The location where a female’s eggs are produced
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What are the ovaries?What are the ovaries?
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Produce gametes in the ovaries, support the
development of a fetus in the uterus and provide
essential materials through the placenta?
Produce gametes in the ovaries, support the
development of a fetus in the uterus and provide
essential materials through the placenta?
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Female ReproductiveFemale Reproductive
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The reproductive system matures during what time?The reproductive system
matures during what time?
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PubertyPuberty
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The types of hormones produced by the male and
female reproductive systems
The types of hormones produced by the male and
female reproductive systems
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What are estrogen (female) and testosterone (male)
What are estrogen (female) and testosterone (male)
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A prediction or statement that can be tested
A prediction or statement that can be tested
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What is a hypothesisWhat is a hypothesis
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Two systems that work together to allow for
movement
Two systems that work together to allow for
movement
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Muscular and Skeletal Systems
Muscular and Skeletal Systems
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In a controlled experiment, a scientist is studying how long it takes parachutes of different sizes to fall to the
ground. What is the independent variable?
In a controlled experiment, a scientist is studying how long it takes parachutes of different sizes to fall to the
ground. What is the independent variable?
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The size of the parachuteThe size of the parachute
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The material within bones that makes blood cells
The material within bones that makes blood cells
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What is marrow?What is marrow?
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Maintains a stable internal environment within the
body
Maintains a stable internal environment within the
body
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What is homeostasis?What is homeostasis?
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Scientific MethodScientific Method
Final Jeopary Questio
n
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A well-tested concept that
explains a wide range of
observations?
A well-tested concept that
explains a wide range of
observations?
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What is a theory?
What is a theory?
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