jeopardy: animal sight 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 200 300 400 500...

Jeopardy: Animal Sight

100

200

300

400

500

100

200

300

400

500

100

200

300

400

500

200

300

400

500

100

200

300

400

500

Dog Sight Owl Sight Cat Sight Fish sight Other

Final Jeopardy

100100

This… is… Jeopardy!

• Teams will take turns one after another - you do not have to buzz in to answer.

• Teams cannot talk to the other teams, only their own.

• If the team in control answers incorrectly, the other teams get a chance to steal (answering in the same order) - so pay attention even when it’s not your turn!

• Stolen answers do not affect the team in control order.

• You may write down the answer on a piece of paper. Every team member must be able to explain the answer.

• You will have 40 seconds to discuss your answer then your team will have to read out.

• There is 1 Daily Double - you may wager up to 1000 points.

• In Final Jeopardy - you may wager up to your score, or 1000 points, whichever is higher. Every team gets to answer Final Jeopardy. So teams don’t yell out the answer each team will write their answer on a piece of paper.

QuestionAnswer

A-100

• QUESTION: Can dogs see in the dark?

• ANSWER: Yes

QuestionAnswer

A-200

• QUESTION: Around when did scientists discover dogs can see colour?

• ANSWER: 1980’s

QuestionAnswer

A-300

• QUESTION: What 4 colours can dogs not tell the difference between?

• ANSWER: Red, Orange, Yellow and Green

QuestionAnswer

A-400

• QUESTION: How many cones do dogs have in their eyes?

• ANSWER: Dogs have 2 cones in their eyes

QuestionAnswer

A-500

• QUESTION:What percentage in the retina do dogs have compaired to humans?

• ANSWER: 20% compaired to %100

QuestionAnswer

Question: What kind of vision do owls have?

• ANSWER: binocular

B-100

QuestionAnswer

B-200

• Question: How much can owls turn their heads from the forward facing position?

• ANSWER: 270 degrees

QuestionAnswer

B-300

• Question: Why can owls see in light better then humans?

• ANSWER: Their pupils can adjust well

QuestionAnswer

B-400

• QUESTION: How much does owls binocular vision cover compaired to humans?

• ANSWER: 70 degrees compaired to 140 degrees

QuestionAnswer

B-500

• QUESTION: How do owls large pupils help them see at night?

• ANSWER: More light passes through the lense and into the retina

QuestionAnswer

C-100

• QUESTION: Can cats see colour?

• ANSWER: Yes

QuestionAnswer

C-200

• QUESTION: White cats usually have ___ eyes

• ANSWER: Blue

QuestionAnswer

C-300

• QUESTION: Cats like owls have a 3rd ____

• ANSWER: eyelid

QuestionAnswer

C-400

• QUESTION: Cats commenly have what colour of eyes?

• ANSWER: Orange, green and gold

QuestionAnswer

C-500

• QUESTION: How do the layer of cells in a cats eye help them see in the dark?

• ANSWER: They reflect off of any available light

QuestionAnswer

D-100

• QUESTION: Can fish see colour?

• ANSWER: Yes

QuestionAnswer

D-200

• QUESTION: What kind of vision do fish have?

• ANSWER: monocular

QuestionAnswer

D-300

• QUESTION: What helps fish see things more clearly underwater?

• ANSWER: Large round lense

QuestionAnswer

D-400

• QUESTION: Why is it hard for fish to see infront of them?

• ANSWER: Because their eyes are at the side of their head

QuestionAnswer

D-500

• QUESTION: How is the mirror effect caused in water?

• ANSWER: The sun reflecting on the bottom of water

QuestionAnswer

E-100

• QUESTION: What is binocular vision?

• ANSWER: where eyes are forward facing

QuestionAnswer

E-200

• QUESTION: What is minocular vision?

• Answer: Eyes on the side of the head

QuestionAnswer

E-300

• QUESTION: What do rods in the eye do?

• ANSWER: Work in low light and detect motion

QuestionAnswer

E-400

• QUESTION: What do cones in the eye do?

• ANSWER: see well in bright light, can see colour and details

QuestionAnswer

E-500

• QUESTION: What kind of vision to humans have?

• ANSWER: binocular

QuestionAnswer

FINAL JEOPARDY

Topic: Animals

QUESTION: What animals can live on land but also see underwater?

• ANSWER: Turtle, frog, ex..