Transcript jeopardy Unit 1

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JEOPARDY
Johnny
Appleseed
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‘Cycling’
Hall
‘Monitor’
Einstein
would
know
Misc.
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EcoFriendly
the study of the relationship between living
organisms and their environment.
A 100
What is Ecology?
A 100
non-living parts of the
ecosystem
VS.
living parts of the ecosystem
A 200
What is different between
biotic and abiotic an
Ecosystem?
A 200
These ‘friends’ are not helping each other. What relationship is
this?
A 300
What is parisitism?
A 300
a term describing a system in
which the resources of nature
are being renewed at least as
quickly as they are used, and
that all wastes are able to be
completely absorbed.
A 400
What is
Sustainable/Sustainability?
A 400
is a calculation of the total area
of land and water needed to
supply all of the materials and
energy that you use as well as
absorb all of the waste you
produce.
A 500
What are Ecological
Footprints?
A 500
This characteristic is
inherited, allowing the
organism to survive and
reproduce.
B 100
What is an Adaptation?
B 100
This is an organism’s role in the
environment
B 200
What is NICHE?
B 200
This is what happens when a
natural disaster wipes out an
area (flood, fire, etc), and the
ecosystem needs to start
again.
B 300
What is Secondary Succession
B 300
This is a guard cell which lets in/out water from a plant. What
happens when a plant let’s water out.
B 400
What is Transpiration
B 400
The total mass of all the
organisms in an ecosystem
B 500
What are Biomass?
B 500
is water in the soil
C 100
What is ground water?
C 100
This element is inside of
living things and cycles in
and out of the environment.
C 200
What is Carbon?
C 200
This picture represents this
term.
C 300
What is Transpiration?
C 300
DAILY
Place A Wager
DOUBLE
C 400
Name three ways that carbon is
recycled in and out of the
enviroment.
C 400
Multiple answers possible
C 400
1. What is the
niche of top layer
of this picture?
2. The rocks and
soil are this by
definition.
C 500
What are 1. producers
2. Abiotic
C 500
The sea lamprey is an excellent example of this
D 100
What is an Introduced
Species?
D 100
This whale shark has been tagged to track its breeding patterns.
What type of monitoring?
D 200
What is Biological
Monitoring?
D 200
At Year 0, the information collected is known as this
D 300
What is baseline data?
D 300
These pictures are both
known in monitoring as these.
D 400
What are indicator species?
D 400
What type of Monitoring is happening here?
D 500
What is Environmental
Monitoring
D 500
These are exotic species
(occur naturally in a different
part of the world) are
introduced to an environment.
E 100
What are Introduced Species?
E 100
controlling pests using their
natural enemies.
E 200
What is a Biological control?
E 200
What is the energy source of this image
E 300
What is the SUN?
E 300
This picture best represents this term in Unit 1
E 400
What is Bioaccumulation?
E 400
What happens to all the energy
as it travels through the food
chain.
E 500
Energy is lost as it moves up
the food chain. Organism use
it to function such as
breathing, waste, etc
E 500
Things that make our lives
more enjoyable
F 100
What are wants?
F 100
All living things need these:
F 200
What are food, water, gas
exchange and habitat?
F 200
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What is this picture demonstrating
F 300
What is primary succession?
F 300
occurs when pollutants
containing sulfur and nitrogen
are found in high levels in the
air.
F 400
What is Acid Rain
F 400
A report that outlines how an
activity will affect the
environment is called an
F 500
What is an Environmental
Impact Assessment
F 500
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