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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Go With the Flow Icky Stuff Getting Warmer Quality not Quantity Hodgepodge Who eats whom?

6. This is the place where water is stored underground A 100

7. What is an aquifer? A 100

8. This law requires wastewater to be clean enough for fishing and/or swimming A 200

9. What is the Clean Water Act? A 200

10. This large land area absorbs water and stores all water that does not run off into the ocean A 300

11. What is a watershed? A 300

12. This helps retain water in the soil and prevents it from becoming runoff A 400

13. What is vegetation? A 400

14. This process moves water from the ground through plants, and into the atmosphere A 500

15. What is transpiration? A 500

16. This icky stuff is heat-resistant, was formerly used in vehicles, and causes lung cancer B 100

17. What is asbestos? B 100

18. This icky stuff combines with water vapor to form sulfuric acid rain B 200

19. What is sulfur dioxide? B 200

20. This icky stuff is good 15 miles above the Earth, but bad for air quality at the surface B 300

21. What is ozone? B 300

22. This icky stuff can be cleaned with stack scrubbers in factory smokestacks B 400

23. What are hydrocarbons? B 400

24. This icky stuff is produced as a gas by-product of naturally decaying organic material B 500

25. What is methane? B 500

26. C 100 This occurs when aquatic organisms experience a temperature change of more than 2-3 degrees F

27. What is thermal stress? C 100

28. This substance is thought to account for 50% of the increase in global temperatures by 2020 C 200

29. What is carbon dioxide? C 200

30. Warmer water holds _____ oxygen than cooler water. C 300

31. What is less? C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. These are the two opposing explanations for the current trend in global warming C 400

34. Humans are accelerating the rate of warming with greenhouse gas emissions versus Earth is experiencing a period of warming as part of a natural cycle C 400

35. This term is used to describe the trapping of heat from the sun beneath Earth’s atmosphere C 500

36. What is the greenhouse effect? C 500

37. This colorless, odorless gas can seep into homes built over contaminated areas D 100

38. What is radon? D 100

39. Water is abundant on Earth, but most is not potable because it is this type of water D 200

40. What is saltwater? D 200

41. These pollutants decrease air quality by causing a “hole” in the ozone layer D 300

42. What are CFCs? D 300

43. Water quality decreases for aquatic organisms when this nutrient is low D 400

44. What is oxygen? D 400

45. This process, performed mostly by bacteria and fungi, reduces oxygen availability in the water D 500

46. What is decay of organic matter? D 500

47. These rays cause skin damage and cancer due to overexposure to the sun E 100

48. What are ultraviolet rays? E 100

49. These organisms are used to determine the health of the environment E 200

50. What are indicator species? E 200

51. In England in the 1800s, smoke from factories caused a decline in light-colored moths and an increase in dark moths, a process referred to by Charles Darwin as this E 300

52. What is natural selection? E 300

53. This is the pH range for a basic substance E 400

54. What is greater than 7? E 400

55. Solid particles suspended in water contribute to this, which may block sunlight and decrease photosynthesis in aquatic producers E 500

56. What is turbidity? E 500

57. This is the term for an organism’s position in the food chain F 100

58. What is trophic level? F 100

59. These organisms obtain their energy from algae or aquatic plants F 200

60. What are primary consumers? F 200

61. These organisms are herbivores F 300

62. What are primary consumers? F 300

63. This is the trophic level of a hawk that eats a snake that eats a frog that eats fish that eat algae F 400

64. What is quaternary (4 th level) consumer? F 400

65. This is the trophic level of a big fish that eats smaller fish that eat algae. F 500

66. What is secondary consumer? F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: AQUATIC COMMUNITIES Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. This concept describes the accumulation of toxic materials in increasingly higher concentrations the higher an organism is in a food chain residing in polluted waters. Click on screen to continue

69. This concept describes the accumulation of toxic materials in increasingly higher concentrations the higher an organism is in a food chain residing in polluted waters.

70. What is biological magnification? Click on screen to continue

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