Slide 1

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 2

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 3

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 4

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 5

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 6

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 7

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 8

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 9

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 10

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 11

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 12

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 13

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 14

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 15

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 16

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 17

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 18

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 19

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 20

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 21

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 22

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 23

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 24

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 25

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 26

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 27

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 28

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 29

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 30

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 31

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 32

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 33

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 34

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 35

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 36

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 37

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 38

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 39

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 40

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 41

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 42

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 43

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 44

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 45

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 46

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 47

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 48

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 49

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 50

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 51

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 52

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


Slide 53

Unit III: Water, Water Everywhere
Unit IV: Circle of Life

SNAPSHOT 2 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Food Chain
&
Adaptation

Science
HODGE
PODGE

100

100

100

200

200

200

200

300

300

300

300

300

400

400

400

400

400

500

500

500

500

500

Water Cycle
& Air

Ecosystems

100

100

200

&
Biomes

Changes
in an
Ecosystem

A liquid turns into
vapor (gas form)

Evaporation
100

What part of the water cycle is this
a picture of?

Precipitation
200

When condensation
forms on the outside of a
cold cup where does the
water come from?

Water vapor in the air
turns into a liquid when it
touches the cold cup
300

What is a tool that is
used to measure wind
speed?

Anemometer
400

What is the air that
surrounds the earth?

Atmosphere

500

All of the living and
non-living things that
interact with each other
in one place

Ecosystem
100

Name at least three of
the non-living things in
an ecosystem

Sunlight, air, water, soil,
or temperature
200

Which plant would most likely live
in a cool, dry climate?
Why?

A

B

A
The thin dry leaves
(needles) can survive the
cold

300
300

A polar bear, snow owl,
and seal would most
likely live in what type of
biome?

Tundra
400

Which biome is
frequently called a
prairie or savannah and
has very dark rich soil?

Grasslands
500

What would happen to a
population of nesting
birds if a fire burned
down the trees?

The population
would decrease
100

What do the water,
nitrogen, and carbon
cycles have in common?

They are cycles with the
continuous movement
and reuse of essential
resources living things
needs
200

What process do plants
use carbon for?

To make sugars during
photosynthesis
300
300

Name 3 of the 4 ways
carbon can be released
in the air

1. Burning of fossil fuels
2. Decomposition of
animals
3. Burning of plants
4. Animal’s normal
release of carbon
400

What organism helps
change the nitrogen so
that it can be taken in by
humans?

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
500

The change an
organism goes through
that best helps it survive
in its environment

Adaptation
100

The beginning source
from which organisms
receive their energy

Sun
200

This is a picture of what type of
energy flow in an ecosystem?

Food chain
(single flow of energy)
300
300

Who is a herbivore, carnivore, and
ominivore?

A

B

C

A – Human: Omnivore
B – Cow: Herbivore
C – Cougar: Carnivore
400

What would happen to the hawk if
the mice started to die?
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

The hawk would have to rely on the
prairie dog for its food source
Grasshopper

Sun

Grass

Mouse

Hawk

Prairie
Dog

Fox

500
Bonus: What type of energy source is this called?

When conducting a
science experiment the
first thing to do is

Listen and wait for the
teacher to give
directions
100

This tool is used to
measure what

Temperature
200

This is the statement
that states what you
“think” will happen.
Educated Guess.

Hypothesis
300

Crying is an example of
what type of behavior
(learned or inherited)

Inherited
400

Which of the following best helps
an owl survive in a cold climate?
A. Nocturnal Eyes

B. Pointed Beak
C.Camouflage
D.Thick Fur

Thick Fur
(for cold climates)
500

Credits
Science Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker,
[email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected]
http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000
This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All
other uses must seek permission from the above address.
Music courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html