Transcript The Rest of the Trivia Questions

The Rest of the Trivia Questions . . .
It was so much fun to watch you compete. I’m not sure why having a timer
on ratchets up the engagement – but good job!
Don’t forget some things you can do to review for the Science Milestone
this Monday.
Read over all the NB entries in your current notebook.
Finish any half done or undone assignment.
AEIOU TZWRY
B1
B1
Wetlands
Estuary
Marsh
swamps
B2
B2
Marine
Salt water
B3
B3
Freshwater
Ponds, lakes, rivers
B4
B4
Polar
Ice and Mt
B5
B5
Tundra
B6 Coniferous
Taiga, Boreal or
Pine
B6
Coniferous, boreal
Taiga,
Or Pine Forest
B7
B7
Deciduous
temperate forest
B8
Canopy or thick layer of tall
tress prevents light from
making it to the ground
B8
Rainforest
B9
B9
desert
B10
B10
Grasslands
• __________is the Russian word for forest and is the
largest biome in the world. It stretches over Eurasia and
North America. It is located near the top of the world just
below the tundra biome. The winters here are very cold
with only snowfall. The summers are warm, rainy, and
humid. A lot of coniferous trees grow here, it is also
known as the boreal forest. (from blueplanetbiomes.org)
•
• This biome is a forest of tall trees in a region of yearround warmth. An average of 50 to 260 inches (125 to
660 cm.) of rain falls yearly. These biomes now cover
less than 6% of Earth's land surface. Scientists estimate
that more than half of all the world's plant and animal
species live here and produce 40% of Earth's oxygen.
Located at latitudes 55° to 70° North, this biome is a
vast and treeless land which covers about 20% of
the Earth's surface, circumnavigating the North
pole. It is usually very cold, and the land is pretty
stark. Almost all of these biomes are located in the
Northern Hemisphere. (from blueplanetbiomes.org)
This biome has four distinct seasons,
spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In the
autumn the leaves change color. During the
winter months the trees lose their leaves.
Many animals adapt to the climate by
hibernating in the winter and living off the
land in the other three seasons. . (from
blueplanetbiomes.org)
• __________is the Russian word for forest and is the
largest biome in the world. It stretches over Eurasia and
North America. It is located near the top of the world just
below the tundra biome. The winters here are very cold
with only snowfall. The summers are warm, rainy, and
humid. A lot of coniferous trees grow here, it is also
known as the boreal forest. (from blueplanetbiomes.org)
•
• This biome is a forest of tall trees in a region of yearround warmth. An average of 50 to 260 inches (125 to
660 cm.) of rain falls yearly. These biomes now cover
less than 6% of Earth's land surface. Scientists estimate
that more than half of all the world's plant and animal
species live here and produce 40% of Earth's oxygen.
Located at latitudes 55° to 70° North, this biome is a
vast and treeless land which covers about 20% of
the Earth's surface, circumnavigating the North
pole. It is usually very cold, and the land is pretty
stark. Almost all of these biomes are located in the
Northern Hemisphere. (from blueplanetbiomes.org)
This biome has four distinct seasons,
spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In the
autumn the leaves change color. During the
winter months the trees lose their leaves.
Many animals adapt to the climate by
hibernating in the winter and living off the
land in the other three seasons. . (from
blueplanetbiomes.org)
• A researcher is investigating the conditions of
the biome in which Daniell Middle School is in.
Which biome?
• This biome would smell like Christmas – pine
and other conifers?
• This biome has < 25 cm of rain, but it is cold
here.
All organisms in this kingdom are
heterotrophs but they can not move and some
of them are single celled.
Why do human cells need 02 aka Oxygen ?
We know that plants need water and CO2;
what is the cell process called that used these
two compounds?
The mitochondria break down glucose into
ATP the cellular energy molecule. Which human
body system is the most like the mitochondria?
There are organisms in each
Kingdom that can reproduce
asexually and sexually. When
a plant makes a flower which
forms seeds, is that sexual or
asexual reproduction?
The Streptococcus bacteria causes a sore
throat because the bacteria destroy cells and
make toxins that can cause scarlet fever.
Doctors prescribe antibiotics because they kill
bacteria by destroying the cell walls. We can
ingest antibiotics because animal cells do not
have cell walls.
If you stop taking your antibiotic on day 5, the
strongest bacteria may still be alive and they can
grow back. What is this an example of?
• A researcher is investigating the conditions of
the biome in which Daniell Middle School is in.
Which biome?
• This biome would smell like Christmas – pine
and other conifers?
• This biome has < 25 cm of rain, but it is cold
here.
All organisms in this kingdom are
heterotrophs but they can not move and some
of them are single celled.
Why do human cells need 02 aka Oxygen ?
We know that plants need water and CO2;
what is the cell process called that used these
two compounds?
The mitochondria break down glucose into
ATP the cellular energy molecule. Which human
body system is the most like the mitochondria?
There are organisms in each
Kingdom that can reproduce
asexually and sexually. When
a plant makes a flower which
forms seeds, is that sexual or
asexual reproduction?
The Streptococcus bacteria causes a sore
throat because the bacteria destroy cells and
make toxins that can cause scarlet fever.
Doctors prescribe antibiotics because they kill
bacteria by destroying the cell walls. We can
ingest antibiotics because animal cells do not
have cell walls.
If you stop taking your antibiotic on day 5, the
strongest bacteria may still be alive and they can
grow back. What is this an example of?