This document provides instructions for playing a game of Planetary Jeopardy, including choosing players or teams, selecting categories and question amounts, providing responses, and keeping score. It includes a game board with categories related to planets and space, such as "Don't Moon Me", "Houston, we have a problem", and "Can You Planet?". The questions cover facts about planets, moons, spacecraft missions, and astronomy.

1. Welcome To Planetary Jeopardy

3. Game Board $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Don’t Moon Me Houston, we have a problem Take a Spin Roman Gods Can You Planet?

4. The smallest of the planets $100

5. What is Pluto? $100 To Game Board

6. Separates the inner and outer planets $200

7. What is the asteroid belt? $200 To Game Board

8. Has a giant red spot believed to be storms $300

9. What is Jupiter? $300 To Game Board

10. The hottest of all planets $400

11. What is Venus? $400 To Game Board

12. Has the largest volcano in the entire solar system $500

13. What is Mars? $500 To Game Board

14. Named for the Roman god of time, our 6 th day is derived from this name $100

15. Who was Saturn? $100 To Game Board

16. Name for the winged messenger of the gods, known for his speed $200

17. Who was Mercury? $200 To Game Board

18. Named for Gaia, who gave birth to the sea and sky $300

19. What is Earth? $300 To Game Board

20. He was god of the underworld $400

21. Who was Pluto? $400 To Game Board

22. His symbol is a lightning bolt and his Greek equivalent is Zeus. $500

23. Who is Jupiter? $500 To Game Board

24. It takes approximately 23 hours, 56 minutes to make one complete turn on its axis. $100

25. What is Earth? $100 To Game Board

26. It has a day most similar to that of Earth. $200

27. What is Mars? $200 To Game Board

28. Until 1999, these planets had changed orbits $300

29. What are Pluto and Neptune? $300 To Game Board

30. One year on this planet equals 248 Earth years. $400

31. What is Pluto? $400 To Game Board

32. The planet that turns the slowest on its axis, creating the longest day in the solar system. $500

33. What is Venus? $500 To Game Board

34. The Viking spacecraft showed that its atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide and that life as we know it probably never existed. $100

35. What is Mars? $100 To Game Board

36. Satellite maps showed a hole in the ozone layer above Antarctica. $200

37. What is Earth? $200 To Game Board

38. Only the Hubble Telescope has sent back pictures of this far away planet. $300

39. What is Pluto? $300 To Game Board

40. Pioneer 11 sent back information about its giant red spot. $400

41. What is Jupiter? $400 To Game Board

42. Launched by the Soviets, Venera 7 was the first spacecraft to land on this planet, or any other planet $500

43. What was Venus? $500 To Game Board

44. Luna $100

45. What is the name of Earth’s moon? $100 To Game Board

46. Ganymede, belonging to this planet, is the largest moon in the solar system. $200

47. What is Jupiter? $200 To Game Board

48. Phobos $300

49. What is one moon of Mars? $300 To Game Board

50. Its single moon is almost as large as the planet itself. $400

51. What is Pluto? $400 To Game Board

52. This planet’s moon orbits the planet backwards. $500

53. What is Neptune? (Triton) $500 To Game Board

54. Final Jeopardy Category: _________ Final Jeopardy Click for “Answer”

55. This was the first planet to be discovered with the use of a telescope. Click to see the correct response!

56. What is Uranus Exit Game

57. Thank You for Playing Acknowledgements: Graphics: Microsoft Office Clip Art and Media Jeopardy Template: B. Burkett October 2003 _______ Jeopardy!

58. Be Curious… Read & Learn More about ________!