Hot And Cold Temperatures Jeopardy Template

Keeping Warm- In order	Science Facts	Food and Beverages	Temperature	General Knowledge
100 Blubber Animals in the Arctic have a layer of fat that keeps them warm. What is it called?	100 Hotter Fire is _____ than snow -colder -hotter	100 True True or False: Cooking food kills bacteria	100 False- We use celsius. True or False: We use Fahrenheit to measure temperature in Canada	100 True True or False: Our daily lives are affected by temperature.
200 -Polar bears -Whales -Seals -Penguins -Walruses Name 3 animals that have blubber	200 Absorbs Does black absorb or reflect heat?	200 Ice What does water become when you freeze it?	200 Opening a window How can temperature be adjusted in a home? A) Opening a window B) Playing a video game	200 Hot When making crystals, should we use hot water or cold water?
300 False - you should tell an adult if you see something that looks hot. True or False: It is always safe to touch an oven	300 Reflects Does white absorb or reflect heat?	300 Toast Bread turns into ______ when you add heat	300 Insulated What kind of cups did we make?	300 1) Jackets 2) Snow pants 3) Boots 4) Hats 5) Gloves 6) Scarves Name 3 things we wear in the winter to keep us warm when we are outside.
400 Our body is trying to warm itself up Why do we shiver when it is cold?	400 Gas Is steam a solid, liquid or gas?	400 Boiling water What do you use to cook pasta?	400 -Our homes -Buildings -Cups -Thermoses -Animals Where are 2 places that insulation is found	400 False True or False: Ice cream melts quicker in cold weather.
500 True True or False: Materials often change when heated or cooled.	600 Irreversible change Bonus: What is it called when food cannot be changed back to its original form? For example: Cooking a steak	500 They melt What happens to chocolate chips when you heat them up?	500 37 Degrees Celsius What is the normal human body temperature: A) 40 Degrees Celsius B) 37 Degrees Celsius	500 0 degrees celsius What temperature does water start to freeze at?

Hot and Cold Temperatures

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