Plants Animals And Human Body Jeopardy Template

Life Cycles	Plant Needs	Animal Needs/Animal Life Cycles	Human Body Part 1	Human Body 2
100 What is flowering plants have fruits and flowers and conifers/ferns have pines and spores? What is the difference between flowering plants and ferns/conifers?	100 What is photosynthesis? How do plants get their energy?	100 What are: oxygen, water, food, shelter, and space? Name three things animals need to survive:	100 What is about 300 bones made mostly of cartilage? How many bones are in the human body when you are born?	100 What is 206 and they stop growing at 25? How many bones are in an adult body and at what age do they stop growing?
200 What is the process of transformation from an immature form to adult form in a series of changes? What is metamorphosis?	200 What is carbon dioxide to oxygen? What is the gas exchange that takes place in photosynthesis?	200 What is to stay warm in the cold, stay cool in the warm, and for safety? Why do animals need shelter?	200 What is four chambers/ right and left atria, right and left ventricles? How many chambers does the heart have and what are they called?	200 What are: cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem, pituitary gland, and hypothalamus? What are the five parts of the brain?
300 What is animals such as insects help with pollination and seed dispersal (spreading out seeds)? How do animals help the life cycle of flowers?	300 What is the chloroplast? Where does photosynthesis take place?	300 What are: egg, nymph, adult? Name the stages in incomplete metamorphosis:	300 What are veins carry blood to the heart and the arteries carry blood way from the heart? What are the differences between arteries and veins	300 What is food starts to get chewed and saliva releases enzymes, goes down the esophagus to the stomach, then it passes the small and large intestines in which things are filtered and absorbed and out it goes? Describe the digestive process:
400 What are: seed, seedling, flower or flowering tree, adult, fruit? What are the steps in the life cycle of a flowering plant?	400 What are: Stem, leaves, roots Name the parts of the plant	400 What are: egg, larva, pupa, adult? Name the stages in complete metamorphosis?	400 What is that axial provide support (spine) and appendicular help with movement (legs and arms)? What is the difference between axial and appendicular bones?	400 What are smooth- involuntary muscles such as heart and bladder. cardiac- make up the heart. skeletal- attached to skeleton and muscle help you move ( voluntary) What are the three types of muscles and what do they do?
500 What are: producers are organisms that make their own food like plants and consumers are organisms that cannot produce their own food like animals? What are producers and consumers?	500 What is carbon dioxide + water + sunlight + chlorophyll = oxygen + glucose What is the formula for photosynthesis?	500 What is mammals give live birth while most of the other animal groups lay eggs? What are the main differences between mammals and reptiles/birds/amphibians as far as life cycle?	500 What is we inhale oxygen and it goes down the trachea (windpipe) to the bronchus which have little tubes called bronchioles. Then tiny air sacs called alveoli help the oxygen go to the blood and then gas exchange happens and carbon dioxide comes out as we exhale? Describe the process of us breathing:	500 What is the skeletal and muscular system work together to keep us upright and help us move. The cardiac and respiratory system work together to give our body oxygen and release carbon dioxide and other impurities, The brain helps control ALL systems Name two systems and how they interact or connect with each other:

Plants, Animals, and Human Body

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