LS Finals Jeopardy

MicroscopicHuman

Body Basics

Skeletal and

Muscular Systems

Nutrition and

Digestion

Nervous and Endocrine Systems

Circulation and

Respiration

200 200 200 200 200 200

400 400 400 400 400 400

600 600 600 600 600 600

800 800 800 800 800 800

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

Final Jeopardy

When you move a slide to the right, the image will appear to move to the …

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Total magnification of a microscope with an

eyepiece (10x) and an objective (15x) …

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This should be used to focus on high power …

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Can be turned to adjust the amount of light

coming into a microscope …

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Substance that can be added to a slide to make

certain parts more visible …

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The smallest unit of life …

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Type of tissue that can transmit chemical and electrical messages …

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Group of tissues that work together to perform a

particular task …

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Type of tissue that can work voluntarily or involuntarily

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Blood, bone, and cartilage are this type of tissue …

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Mineral stored in bones …

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The heart is this type of muscle …

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Connective tissue that attaches bone to

bone …

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As one muscle contracts its

antagonist must …

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Type of joint that gives you the

greatest range of motion …

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Type of digestion that occurs in the small

intestine …

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Where carbohydrates are first digested …

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Universal liquid needed to complete all metabolic

activities …

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Muscular movement through the digestive

system …

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Amino acids are the building blocks of …

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Nerve cells are also known as …

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The brain and the spinal cord make up the …

nervous system.

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Part of the brain responsible for balance …

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This part of the brain controls how other glands

produce hormones …

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This nerve connects the eyes to the brain …

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Gas taken in by aerobic animals …

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Structure that blocks food from entering the trachea

while swallowing …

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Nasal passages are lined with these two things to

clean and moisten the air you breath in …

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Capillaries in the lungs pick up oxygen from these

structures …

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Oxygen passes easily into the blood by the process

of …

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Answer Microscopic - 200

Left

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Answer Microscopic - 400

10 x 15 = 150x

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Answer Microscopic - 600

Fine focus

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Answer Microscopic - 800

Diaphragm

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Answer Microscopic - 1000

Stain (dye)

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Answer Human Body Basics - 200

Cell

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Answer Human Body Basics - 400

Nerve tissue

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Answer Human Body Basics - 600

Organs

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Answer Human Body Basics - 800

Muscle tissue

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Answer Human Body Basics - 1000

Connective tissue

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Answer Skeletal/Muscular - 200

Calcium (phosphorous)

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Answer Skeletal/Muscular - 400

Cardiac muscle

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Answer Skeletal/Muscular - 600

Ligaments

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Answer Skeletal/Muscular - 800

Relax

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Answer Skeletal/Muscular - 1000

Ball and socket joint

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Answer Nutrition and Digestion - 200

Chemical digestion

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Answer Nutrition and Digestion - 400

Mouth

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Answer Nutrition and Digestion - 600

Water

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Answer Nutrition and Digestion - 800

Peristalsis

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Answer Nutrition and Digestion - 1000

Proteins

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Answer Nervous/Endocrine - 200

Neuron

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Answer Nervous/Endocrine - 400

Central Nervous System

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Answer Nervous/Endocrine - 600

Cerebellum

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Answer Nervous/Endocrine - 800

Hypothalamus

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Answer Nervous/Endocrine - 1000

Optic nerve

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Answer Circulation/Respiration - 200

Oxygen

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Answer Circulation/Respiration - 400

Epiglottis

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Answer Circulation/Respiration - 600

Cilia and mucus

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Answer Circulation/Respiration – 800

Alveoli

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Answer Circulation/Respiration - 1000

Diffusion

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List three types of symbiotic relationships and an example of each

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Answer Final Jeopardy

Mutualism

Commensalism

Parasitism

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