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Science concepts. Critical thinking. Resources. Vocabulary. Inquiry skills. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. Final Jeopardy. $500. $500. $500. $500. C1 $100.

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  1. Science concepts Critical thinking Resources Vocabulary Inquiry skills $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Final Jeopardy $500 $500 $500 $500

  2. C1 $100 A resource that can be replaced within one human lifetime

  3. C1? $100 Renewable resource

  4. C1 $200 A resource that can not be replaced within one human lifetime

  5. C1 $200 Non renewable resource

  6. C1 $300 A change in the environment that is harmful to living things

  7. C1 $300 Pollution

  8. C1 $400 The act of preserving or protecting natural resources.

  9. C1 $400 conservation

  10. C1 final The final Jeopardy answer is: A factory uses water to cool its machines. Then it puts clean hot water into a nearby river. The temperature of the river rises. The warmer water has less oxygen than the cooler water did. Fish in the river start dying from lack of oxygen. Is the clean hot water from the factory an example of pollution? Explain why or why not? Timer

  11. Yes, because pollution means any change in an environment that can harm living organisms. The fish are being harmed, so even though the hot water is clean, it is polluting the river by being hot. C1 final

  12. Which of the following is nonrenewable? air / soil / sunlight / water C2 $100

  13. C2 $100 soil

  14. C2 $200 Which of these resources is renewable? Coal / minerals / oil / water

  15. C2 $200 water

  16. C2 $300 Which kind of air pollution ends up in lakes and rivers? Acid rain / sewage / smog / diesel fuel

  17. C2 $300 Acid rain

  18. C2 $400 Which of the following is a form of soil conservation? Clearing weeds Fertilizing Contour plowing xeriscaping

  19. C2 $400 xeriscaping

  20. C2 $500 Metals such as aluminum, iron, nickel, and copper are all nonrenewable resources. Why is it important to reuse and recycle these metals?

  21. C2 $500 Nonrenewable means that one it is used it is gone. Metals are very important for making many things. If we do not reuse or recycle them we will have none left.

  22. C3 $100 Cars and trucks produce ______ which is a form of air pollution

  23. C3 $100 smog

  24. C3 $200 What kind of pollution causes acid rain?

  25. C3 $200 Air pollution

  26. C3 $300 If a farmer decides to plant corn one year and alfalfa the next in the same field. What can they expect as a result?

  27. C3 $300 The soil will be richer.

  28. C3 $400 If harry gives his outgrown coat to his little brother, what kind of conservation is this?

  29. C3 $400 reusing

  30. C3 $500 A family farm wants to make their soil richer. They want to find out how well crop rotation works compared to chemical fertilizers. Describe an investigation they could use and describe its variables.

  31. C3 $500 They could set aside two plots and try crop rotation on one and chemical fertilizers on the other. To control variables they would have to make sure that both test plots get the same amount of sunlight and water and that they are both weeded and tended the same way.

  32. C4 $100 Dorothy McClendon was what kind of scientist?

  33. C4 $100 Micro-biologist

  34. C4 $200 What is an effect of contour planting?

  35. C4 $200 Contour planting can keep soil from being washed away by running water.

  36. C4 $300 Micro-organisms can be used to clean up oil spills and make what type of food?

  37. C4 $300 Cheese

  38. C4 $400 What can littering, and land pollution ultimately lead to?

  39. C4 $400 Water pollution

  40. C4 $500 Give two examples of ways that people in a neighborhood may waste water.

  41. C4 $500 Washing there cars and letting the hose run, letting a leaky faucet run, watering lawns

  42. C5 $100 The three R’s are what?

  43. C5 $100 Reduce, reuse, and recycle

  44. C5 $200 Growing plants in water rather than soils is called what?

  45. C5 $200 Hydroponics

  46. C5 $300 How can trees be both renewable and non-renewable resources?

  47. C5 $300 Trees that grow quickly are considered renewable, but old-growth trees are nonrenewable.

  48. C5 $400 If George and Joanne live in the desert. They have a yard with pretty stones, some cacti and native trees. What kind of water conservation method is this?

  49. C5 $400 Xericscaping

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