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Macromolecules Jeopardy

This game reviews introductory chemistry, including organic compounds and chemical reactions. To access the game, open the PowerPoint attachment below; in full screen display, click on the slideshow icon on the right in the bottom bar. Clicking on a number in the gameboard will bring you to a question. When that question has been answered click on the yellow box in the lower right corner and you'll be brought back to the gameboard screen.  Spaces for questions that have already been answered will now appear blank, just like on the TV show. 

 Two ways of organizing the Jeopardy game are recommended in the Teacher Notes available in the second attachment below.

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kayla iannetta's picture

blank spaces

Submitted by kayla iannetta (guest) on Thu, 01/19/2017 - 5:38pm.

How do you get the demoninations to reappear after you have played?

iwaldron's picture

If you want to play the game again,

Submitted by iwaldron on Mon, 08/07/2017 - 8:47am.

close they version you have been using and reopen the PowerPoint attachment. This will make all of the items available again.

Ingrid

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Just love it. Thank you 1

Submitted by Serendip Visitor (guest) on Wed, 11/09/2016 - 12:35am.

Just love it. Thank you 1

Melanie Lamoy's picture

macromolecule jeopardy

Submitted by Melanie Lamoy (guest) on Wed, 03/23/2016 - 12:28pm.

Hi. I was wondering if there was an answer key available for this game.

iwaldron's picture

Answer key

Submitted by iwaldron on Thu, 03/24/2016 - 11:48am.

We do not yet have a key for this game. If you prepare a key for your own use, I would be happy to check it for you.

Ingrid

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9th Grade Biology

Submitted by Jessica Lemieux (guest) on Wed, 11/14/2012 - 9:11am.

Thank you!

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biology

Submitted by Serendip Visitor (guest) on Tue, 12/18/2012 - 5:38pm.

very much interested in learning biology

Joe Bruno's picture

Bio & Honors Bio

Submitted by Joe Bruno (guest) on Thu, 10/20/2011 - 9:55am.

Looks and I think it will work great

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Biology Education

Submitted by Aliyu Idriss Tikau (guest) on Sat, 07/16/2011 - 11:46am.

My regard 2 my teachers am a student went to become a teacher infuture.Thank you.

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Dr. Ingrid Waldron is Professor Emerita in the Biology Department at the University of Pennsylvania. Co-authors include Dr. Jennifer Doherty, who is an Assistant Professor in the Physiology Department at Michigan State University, and Dr. Lori Spindler, who is a Lecturer in the Biology Department at the University of Pennsylvania. They have developed these activities in collaboration with colleagues at Penn and middle school and high school teachers in the Philadelphia area. We are grateful to Craig Douglas for his generous help with graphics.

 

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