Traits Jepordy Review Game Jeopardy Template

Traits	Adaptation	Bones/Fossils/Skulls/Impressions	Breeds/Trait Variation	Dinosaurs
100 What is a trait? A quality that makes one person, animal, or thing different from another.	100 What is the defintion of an adaptation? An adaptation is when a plant or animal changes physically or cognitively in order to survive.	100 What is a fossil? A fossil is the body or impression of an animal or a plant formed in rocks in ancient times.	100 What is the definition of a breed? to produce young animals, or plants.	100 What is one way we could find out what a dinosaur looked like from long ago? Skull, bones, teeth, impressions, eggs, tracks...
200 What is an example of a trait that humans have? Eye color, hair color, walks upright on two legs, has the ability to speak, etc....	200 What is an example of an adaptation? A chameleon changing color to blend into its environment, etc...	200 How can we learn about an animal through their skull? If they were hunters or prey, what they ate, what kind of animal they might be or might be closely related to....	200 What is an example of a trait variation? Example: Large dogs becoming small dogs, smaller animals becoming larger, cows producing more milk, etc.	200 What is one example of an important impression that we learned about? Dinosaur skin...
300 What are some example of traits can be negative? Example the weight of an elephant, the height of a giraffe, etc....	300 How did the green anoles adapt their traits to survive? They developed more scales on their pads overtime...	300 What are the scientists called who study the record of life on Earth by finding fossils. Paleontologists	300 What are two reasons that animals may be bred? For work or enjoyment.	300 What are some tools that paleontologists use to dig up fossils? Drills, chisel, axe/pick, shovel
400 What is it called when a trait changes over time? An adaptation...	400 How do animals give better traits to their babies? A stronger animal mates with a stronger animal, a stronger animal breeds with a medium animal, a medium animal breeds with a weaker animal, a weaker animal breeds with a stronger animal,	400 What evidence do scientists have that make them think dinosaurs looked like big reptiles on the outside? Impressions of their skin, skulls, bones, etc...	400 What is an example of animal whos traits were adapted to make them better for working? Chickens who lay eggs, Milk Cows, Muscle Cows, etc.	400 Why are fossils so important? They help study animals and plants from long ago...
500 What is a trait called that an offspring/or baby would get from its parents called? An Inherited trait....	500 Name a physical adaptation that helps a fish swim in the water. fins or gills	1000 What are animals whos skulls have flat teeth called and what are animals whos skulls have sharp teeth called, and what are animals who skulls have both flat and sharp teeth called? Carnivores, Herbivores, Omnivores	500 How would you make a create an animal that has a trait you want? Choose two animals that have features you want and continue to reproduce with babies who have the most noticeable trait.	500 What can we learn from the fossils, skulls, impressions, and, tracks that we study? We can learn about the size and features of the animal or plant that we are studying. We can learn about the animals diet. Were they a carnivore, herbivore and omnivore. We can learn if these animals were hunters or prey. We can learn about the region which the animal or plant lived in even if they don't exist today or, they don't live in that region anymore. We can learn about the animals offspring.

Traits Jepordy Review Game

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