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Eco- Friendly Johnny Appleseed Let’s go ‘Cycling’ Hall ‘Monitor’ Einstein would know Misc. JEOPARDY 100

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

A 300 These ‘friends’ are not helping each other. What relationship is this?

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 occurs across when water moves across a differentially permeable membrane. B 100

What is osmosis? B 100

These are the three functions of stems B 200

What is transportation of nutrients, support of leaves towards the sun, and food storage? B 200

This is the formula for photosynthesis in the leaves of the plant. B 300

H20 + CO2+energy (sun)=O2 and sugar B 300

B 400 What are the two structures in this picture

Guard cells and Stomata 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 DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

Name the 5 factors that influence soil development C 400

Parent material Climate Vegetation Water Time C 400

1. What are the layers called in the picture? 2. What is the top layer? C 500

What are 1. horizons 2. Humus C 500

This type of reproduction occurs when the parent plant is exactly The same as the offspring (little plant). D 100

What is Asexual (vegetative) reproduction? D 100

D 200 This whale shark has been tagged to track its breeding patterns. What type of monitoring?

What is Biological Monitoring? D 200

D 300 At Year 0, the information collected is known as this

What is baseline data? D 300

These pictures are both known in monitoring as these. D 400

What are indicator species? D 400

These are the 3 key ideas for pollination to occur D 500

What are 1)Pollen grain lands on the stigma 2)Pollen tube grows down the style 3)A sperm travels down the tube to fertilize the egg 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

A tiny plant inside the seed is called this E 300

What is an embryo? E 300

E 400 This picture best represents this term in Unit 1

What is Bioaccumulation? E 400

Seeds are dispersed in these ways E 500

What are wind, water, and animals 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

… F 300 What is this picture demonstrating

What is germination? F 300

What are the 7 steps for Harvesting Trees. F 400

What are: -Planning the cut -Building a road into the site -Felling and delimbing -Dragging the logs to a central site -Hauling logs to the saw mill -Prepping the site for reforestation -replanting F 400

Name the 4 contributors decomposing matter into soil F 500

What are Bacteria Fungi Microscopic Actinomycetes Earthworms F 500

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