SuperTeacherTools SuperTeacherTools Help
Jeopardy Home Create a New Game Create a New Game Play This Game in SpeedMatch
How to Use Instant Jeopardy Review:

Instant Jeopardy Review is designed for live play with up to ten individuals or teams. Teams choose a question, then try to give the best answer. Scoring is built in for each team. You can post a link to this review game using the orange game information button below. If you are the creator of this game, you can edit the game with the red edit button. Have fun!
Click here for the answer key for this game

Play This Game Live With Teams Now!  Join Live Game as a Player


Seconds To Answer Each Question
Set to 0 to hide the timer

ubaTaeCJ
Play This Game Live Now  Join Live Game as a Player

Waves Sound Light Color Optics
10 10 10 10 10
20 20 20 20 20
30 30 30 30 30
40 40 40 40 40
50 50 50 50 50
Final Question
Edit Game
The kind of wave that has oscillations in the same direction as its travel is called
View Answer
The kind of wave that has oscillations in the same direction as its travel is called
Longitudinal
The greatest distance on a transverse wave that an oscillator moves from its equilibrium is called its
View Answer
The greatest distance on a transverse wave that an oscillator moves from its equilibrium is called its
Amplitude
The product of the frequency and wavelength of a wave equals its
View Answer
The product of the frequency and wavelength of a wave equals its
Speed
The frequency of a wave is 25 kHz, what is its period in seconds in correct sig figs??
View Answer
The frequency of a wave is 25 kHz, what is its period in seconds in correct sig figs??
.000040 seconds or 4.0 x 10^-5 sec
A sound wave generated at 510 Hz has a wavelength of 240 cm. What is the speed of this wave in standard SI units and correct sig figs?
View Answer
A sound wave generated at 510 Hz has a wavelength of 240 cm. What is the speed of this wave in standard SI units and correct sig figs?
1,200 m/sec
True or false: sound travels in transverse waves
View Answer
True or false: sound travels in transverse waves
False -- longitudinal
The loudness of a sound is measured in what SI unit?
View Answer
The loudness of a sound is measured in what SI unit?
decibels -- dB
True or false: According to the equal loudness curve, at the same dB level higher frequency sounds seem louder to the human ear
View Answer
True or false: According to the equal loudness curve, at the same dB level higher frequency sounds seem louder to the human ear
true
True or false: sound travels faster in air as compared to water
View Answer
True or false: sound travels faster in air as compared to water
false
Because of the ____________, how will the frequency and pitch of someone playing the same note on a trumpet sound as they speed toward you on a hover board?
View Answer
Because of the ____________, how will the frequency and pitch of someone playing the same note on a trumpet sound as they speed toward you on a hover board?
doppler effect -- frequency and pitch will be higher

All electromagnetic waves travel at what speed abbreviated by what symbol?

View Answer

All electromagnetic waves travel at what speed abbreviated by what symbol?


The speed of light = c


True or false: microwaves are the longest waves on the electromagnetic spectrum
View Answer
True or false: microwaves are the longest waves on the electromagnetic spectrum
false -- radio waves
True or false: Infrared light is higher in energy than red light
View Answer
True or false: Infrared light is higher in energy than red light
false -- lower in energy
Light travels at 300,000,000 m/sec. How long does it take light to travel across this room, which is about 15 meters long?
View Answer
Light travels at 300,000,000 m/sec. How long does it take light to travel across this room, which is about 15 meters long?
.00000005 seconds 5x10^-8 sec 50 nanoseconds
What is the frequency of light with a wavelength of 620 nm?
View Answer
What is the frequency of light with a wavelength of 620 nm?
4.8x10^14 Hz or 480 THz or 480,000,000,000,000 Hz
A green leaf reflects primarily what color(s) of light?
View Answer
A green leaf reflects primarily what color(s) of light?
green light
The cones on the retina of most human eyes detect wavelengths of what color(s)?
View Answer
The cones on the retina of most human eyes detect wavelengths of what color(s)?
red, green, and blue light
If red, green, and blue light are combined humans will see what color of light?
View Answer
If red, green, and blue light are combined humans will see what color of light?
White light
True or false: Our vision is based off of the subtractive color process
View Answer
True or false: Our vision is based off of the subtractive color process
False: the additive (RGB) color process
In the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, which color has a higher energy than orange light and a longer wavelength than green light?
View Answer
In the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, which color has a higher energy than orange light and a longer wavelength than green light?
Yellow light
True or false: A diverging lens will have a focal point
View Answer
True or false: A diverging lens will have a focal point
False
We say tissue paper is ______________, because light passes through it but is scattered
View Answer
We say tissue paper is ______________, because light passes through it but is scattered
translucent
The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence is ________ to the angle of reflection, and these angles are measured from the light ray to the line of ____________
View Answer
The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence is ________ to the angle of reflection, and these angles are measured from the light ray to the line of ____________
Equal line of normal
As light leaves a glass prism into the air at an angle, it will bend __________ the line of normal
View Answer
As light leaves a glass prism into the air at an angle, it will bend __________ the line of normal
Away from

Draw what happens as 3 light rays pass through a converging (double convex) lens

View Answer

Draw what happens as 3 light rays pass through a converging (double convex) lens



 


List the portions of the electromagnetic spectrum from lowest energy to highest energy, and break the visible portion of the spectrum into colors (lowest to highest energy)


View Answer

List the portions of the electromagnetic spectrum from lowest energy to highest energy, and break the visible portion of the spectrum into colors (lowest to highest energy)


Radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, x-rays, gamma rays

 

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet





Scoreboard
Scoreboard
Team 1
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 2
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 3
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 4
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 5
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 6
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 7
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 8
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 9
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 10
Lose Point
Add Point


What Would You Like To Risk?

Scoreboard
Team 1
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 2
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 3
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 4
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 5
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 6
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 7
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 8
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 9
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 10
Minus 1
Plus 1


Go To The Final Question
Final Score:
Scoreboard
Team 1
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 2
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 3
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 4
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 5
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 6
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 7
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 8
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 9
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 10
Lose Point
Add Point


Create a New Game Create a New Game