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JeopardyResource
sFantasy
or Realism
Division Science Potpourri
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100These are useful materials
that occur in nature.
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100Hello Kitty appeared in my
room and told me she’s taking me on an adventure!
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100What is
12 divided by 4?
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100What direction does the Sun
rise every morning.
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100What is the correct spelling
for the plural (more than one) of the word
ELF?
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200Workers who produce goods
or provide services
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200The teacher ask the students
to make a puppet for their Show and Tell.
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200What is
32 divided by 8?
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200Why does the Sun look like it is moving across the sky?
Why does the Stars look like they are moving across the night sky?
Why does the Moon look like it is moving across the night sky?
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200How long does it take for the
Earth to rotate on its axis?
How long does it take for the Earth to ORBIT (go around)
the sun?
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300
Buildings, tools, and machines used to produce goods or
provide services
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300The football team worked
really hard and won the final game of the season!
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300What is
56 divided by 7?
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300Why do we have seasons?
Why don’t we see the same constellation in winter as we see in summer?
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300What kind of resource is this?
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400What kind of resource is this?
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400While walking along the path,
she spotted a mysterious looking cave. Upon close
inspection, she realized that the cave was filled with
glorious gemstones that turns color every 2 minutes. She decided to take one home.
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400Christopher had a birthday
party. He invited 6 friends. He bought some goodies to give to
his friends. He bought 24 pencils, 12 erasers, and 18
notepads. How many pencil does each friend get? Erasers?
Notepad?
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400Name all the rock planets in the Solar System
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400There are 20 students in the
class. The teacher put students in 5 separate groups
with same number in each group. Then each group is asked to fold 10 airplanes.
How many airplanes are there in all?