3. THE RULES: All teams play each question Give each answer in the form of a question Host’s decisions are FINAL

4. And now…here is the host of Jeopardy… Mr. Riso

5. Let’s Get Ready to play… Today’s Categories are:

6. Industrious Industries

7. Something Smells Fishy

8. TreeHuggingForestry

9. Don’t Mine Me Mine Me

10. Energy vs Energy

11. 1,2,3,4,5,6 Location Factors AH,AH, Factors AH,AH, AH,AH,AH

12. 100 200 300 400 500 IndustriousIndustries 100 200 300 400 500 SomethingSmellsFishy 100 200 300 400 500 TreeHuggingForestry 100 200 300 400 500 Don’t Mine Me 100 200 300 400 500 EnergyvsEnergy DD FJ 100 200 300 400 500 1,2,3,4,5,6Location Factors AH,AH, AH,AH,AH

13. This type of industry brings money into the community from outside the community. Answer…

14. What is Basic Industry? 100

15. This industry produces a finished product with raw materials. Answer…

16. What is Secondary Industry? 200

17. This industry extracts raw materials from the earth. Answer…

18. What is Primary Industry? 300

19. This industry does not bring in new money from outside the community but recycles money already in the community. Answer…

20. What is Non-Basic Industry? 400

21. This industry sells the finished product or offers a service to the public. Answer…

22. What is Tertiary Industry? 500

23. The area off the coast of Newfoundland once known for its abundance of fish. Answer…

24. What is the Grand Banks? 100

25. Fishing industry whereby fish are bred and harvested like cattle. Answer…

26. What are Fish Farms or Aquaculture? 200

27. A resource that can be reused over and over sustainably without running out. Answer…

28. What are renewable resources? 300

29. Fishing that occurs in deeper parts of the Ocean, larger ships are used and often are out at sea for weeks at a time. Answer…

30. What is offshore fishing? 400

31. Fishing that occurs closer to the coast, smaller ships are used and return at the end of the work day. Answer…

32. What are is inshore fishing? 500

33. Type of forest that has large trees and is close to markets. Answer…

34. What are Commercial Forests? 100

35. Forestry method in which you Cut down only the mature trees in a forest, leaving the forest intact. Answer…

36. What is Selective Cutting? 200

37. Type of forest that has small trees and is far from markets. Answer…

38. What are Non-Commercial Forests? 300

39. Forestry method in which all trees in a forest are cut down. Answer…

40. What is Clear-Cutting? 400

41. Trees are usually harvested in this province for lumber but harvested for pulp and paper in this province. Answer…

42. What are British Columbia and Ontario/Quebec? 500

43. Rock that contains enough minerals to make mining profitable. Answer…

44. What is Ore? 100

45. These minerals become metals that we use every day. Answer…

46. What are Metallic Minerals? 200

47. Type of mining that is used to extract mineral ores located deep in the earth. Answer…

48. What is underground Mining? 300

49. These minerals become materials used in construction and are not metallic minerals or fossil fuels. Answer…

50. What are Industrial Minerals? 400

51. Type of mining used to extract minerals that are located near the surface but that may extend deep into the earth. Answer…

52. What is Open Pit Mining? 500

53. Type of energy source that includes thermal, Hydro and Nuclear power. Answer…

54. What are Conventional Energy? 100

55. Type of energy source that includes wind, solar and biofuel. Answer…

56. What are Alternative Energy Source? 200

57. Conventional energy sources tend to have this advantage. Answer…

58. What is Cheap Energy? 300

59. Alternative energy sources tend to have these two advantages. Answer…

60. What are renewable and safe for the environment? 400

61. Most environmentally safe conventional energy source. Answer…

62. What is Hydro Electricity? 500

63. Industries want to ensure there is plenty of fresh water and power sources available to keep their factory running. Answer…

64. What is Availability of Fresh Water and Power? 100

65. Industries want to ensure that the location is politically stable and are willing to give benefits to the company for locating their factory in their city. Answer…

66. What are Political Factors? 200

67. Industries want to ensure there is a large, educated population nearby to run their factories. Answer…

68. What is Labour Supply? 300

69. Industries want to keep their factories close to the raw materials they need to build their product (mines, lumber, farms etc.). The closer they are the cheaper the cost to transport these materials to their factory. Answer…

70. What is Availability of Raw Materials? 400

71. Industries prefer locations with multiple transportation methods available (Trains, Planes, highways, ships etc.) Answer…

72. What is Transportation? 500

73. Daily Double How much do you want to wager? Daily Double Daily Double

74. FINAL JEOPARDY

75. CATEGORY: Resources How much do you want to wager? Proceed…

76. To use resources at a rate that they can be reusable. Proceed…

77. What is Sustained Yield Management? Proceed…

78. Thanks for PLAYING!

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