Energy, Resource, and Conservation By Mr. Hall

Directions This game is played like “Jeopardy”. Choose a category and point value. After solving click on the check answer button to see what the correct answer is. Then click on home button to go back to game board screen. Keep score on another board.

Renewable & Nonrenewable Environmental Impacts Energy, Resource, and Conservation Renewable & Nonrenewable Life Support Systems Energy Conservation Environmental Impacts Climate Change 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 © Jennifer Dowell 2014

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All energy can be traced backed to what? 100 Life Support Systems All energy can be traced backed to what? Check answer

100 The Sun Home

What are the 4 Life Support Systems? 200 What are the 4 Life Support Systems? Check Answer

What is Air, Water, Soil, and the Sun 200 What is Air, Water, Soil, and the Sun Home

What do the terms “Biotic” and “Abiotic” mean? 300 What do the terms “Biotic” and “Abiotic” mean? Check Answer

What is living and nonliving? 300 What is living and nonliving? Home

What does the term sustainability mean? 400 What does the term sustainability mean? Check Answer

400 What is using resources wisely so that there are enough for future generations? Home

Describe the steps of the Energy Timeline. 500 Describe the steps of the Energy Timeline. Check Answer

500 Home

Is hydropower renewable or nonrenewable? 100 Is hydropower renewable or nonrenewable? Check Answer

100 What is Renewable? Home

Is nuclear renewable or nonrenewable? 200 Is nuclear renewable or nonrenewable? Check Answer

200 What is Nonrenewable? Home

300 What gas is produced by burning fossil fuels in our atmosphere which can cause global warming?. Check Answer

300 What is carbon dioxide? Home

400 What type of renewable power uses the internal heat of the Earth as an energy source? Check Answer

400 What Geothermal? Home

500 Most of our electricity is generated at power stations. Where do most power stations get their energy? Check Answer

500 What is Coal? Home

What is one effective way of saving energy in your home? 100 What is one effective way of saving energy in your home? Check Answer

100 What turning off lights, unplugging appliances, turning down thermostat, insulating? Home

What is the most efficient light bulb? 200 What is the most efficient light bulb? Check Answer

200 What is LED? Home

300 What appliance in the home uses half of the energy produced from nuclear power plants? Check Answer

300 What is refrigerators? Home

400 What percentage of energy is used for lighting in the US? (You must be within 5 points of the correct answer) Check Answer

400 What is 20% (15%-25%)? Home

( you must be within 5 points of the correct answer) 500 If every American turned their water heater down by 10 degrees, how many millions of tons of carbon dioxide emissions would be saved each year? ( you must be within 5 points of the correct answer) Check Answer

500 What is 45 (40-50)? Home

100 What is the term used to describe restoration of the land to its original condition after mining has taken place? Check Answer

100 What is reclamation? Home

200 What energy produces radioactive waste that remains harmful for thousands of years? Check Answer

200 What is Nuclear? Home

What is the unit of measurement used when operating a light meter? 300 What is the unit of measurement used when operating a light meter? Check Answer

300 What is footcandle? Home

Biofuels are produced from what type of material? 400 Biofuels are produced from what type of material? Check Answer

What is Plant and Animal bodies? 400 What is Plant and Animal bodies? Home

500 Acid rain is formed when nitrogen and sulfur compounds combine with what compound in the atmosphere? Check Answer

500 What is water (water vapor)? Home

Name one significant effect of global climate change…. 100 Name one significant effect of global climate change…. Check Answer

100 What are Melting glaciers, rising sea levels, warmer oceans, changing precipitation patterns, changes in plant and animal ranges? Home

200 What is the term that means “local temperature and precipitation changes?” Check Answer

200 What is weather? Home

300 What is the term that means “changes in temperature and precipitation over a long period of time?” Check Answer

300 What is climate? Home

400 At the current rate, the Earth’s global average temperature is projected to rise how many degrees Fahrenheit by 2100? Check Answer

What is a 3 to 7 degrees Fahrenheit? 400 What is a 3 to 7 degrees Fahrenheit? Home

What are the three types of fossil fuels? 500 What are the three types of fossil fuels? Check Answer

What is coal, oil, and natural gas? 500 What is coal, oil, and natural gas? Home