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Jeopardy

(Cranium Edition). Jeopardy. Structures/ Adaptations. Shoo! You are such a pest!. Food & Fibre. Save Our Soil!. Reproduction. 1 point. 1 point. 1 point. 1 point. 1 point. 2 points. 2 points. 2 points. 2 points. 2 points. 3 points. 3 points. 3 points. 3 points. 3 points.

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Jeopardy

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  1. (Cranium Edition) Jeopardy Structures/ Adaptations Shoo! You are such a pest! Food & Fibre Save Our Soil! Reproduction 1 point 1 point 1 point 1 point 1 point 2 points 2 points 2 points 2 points 2 points 3 points 3 points 3 points 3 points 3 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 5 points 5 points 5 points 5 points 5 points Final Jeopardy

  2. 1 point Question from Food & Fibre The most common plant that is used to make our clothing.

  3. 1 point Answer from Food & Fibre What is a cotton plant?

  4. 2 point Question from Food & Fibre Aboriginal cultures are well known for using plants as a source of ________________.

  5. 2 point Answer from Food & Fibre What is medicene/medication? Opium Poppy Seed - Morphine

  6. 3 point Question from Food & Fibre This is the term used to describe our concerns about growing food and fibre while keeping our ecosystem healthy.

  7. 3 point Answer from Food & Fibre What is sustainability?

  8. 4 point Question from Food & Fibre A _____________ describes a crop with only one type of plant growing in the field.

  9. 4 point Answer from Food & Fibre What is a monoculture?

  10. 5 point Question from Food & Fibre It is one of the oldest grown fibres in the world.

  11. 5 point Answer from Food & Fibre What is hemp?

  12. 1 point Question from Structures/ Adaptations The term used to describe a single, prominent root in a plant.

  13. 1 point Answer from Structures/ Adaptations What is a taproot?

  14. 2 point Question from Structures/ Adaptations The names of the 5 layers of the stem, starting from the middle and ending with the outside.

  15. 2 point Answer from Structures/ Adaptations What are the heartwood, xylem, cambium, phloem, and bark?

  16. 3 point Question from Structures/ Adaptations The term used to describe water evaporating from the surface of a leaf.

  17. 3 point Answer from Structures/ Adaptations What is transpiration?

  18. 4 point Question from Structures/ Adaptations It is the equation for photosynthesis.

  19. 4 point Answer from Structures/ Adaptations Sunlight + Carbon Dioxide + Water  Oxygen + Sugar

  20. 5 point Question from Structures/ Adaptations In plant roots, it describes a membrane that only allows some materials to pass through, and keeps out other materials.

  21. 5 point Answer from Structures/ Adaptations What is a differentially permeable membrane?

  22. 1 point Question from Reproduction The term used when people choose desired characteristics in a plant and encourage these plants to reproduce.

  23. 1 point Answer from Reproduction What is selective breeding?

  24. 2 point Question from Reproduction Grafting is a type of ____________ reproduction.

  25. 2 point Answer from Reproduction What is asexual reproduction?

  26. 3 point Question from Reproduction The process in which pollen travels to a female cone of a pine tree.

  27. 3 point Answer from Reproduction What is pollination?

  28. 4 point Question from Reproduction The growing ovary of a plant that swells and protects the developing seed of a plant?

  29. 4 point Answer from Reproduction What is a fruit?

  30. 5 point Question from Reproduction The function of this plant part is to catch pollen on it’s sticky tip in order for fertilization to take place.

  31. 5 point Answer from Reproduction What is a stigma?

  32. 1 point Question from Save Our Soil! The name of dark brown, nutrient-rich soil found on the top layer.

  33. 1 point Answer from Save Our Soil! What is humus?

  34. 2 point Question from Save Our Soil! The term that describes the different/ distinct layers found in the soil.

  35. 2 point Answer from Save Our Soil! What are horizons?

  36. 3 point Question from Save Our Soil! Nitrogen, Phosphorus and ________ are found in chemical fertilizers.

  37. 3 point Answer from Save Our Soil! What is potassium?

  38. 4 point Question from Save Our Soil! The term used to describe a crust of salt that collects on the surface of the land.

  39. 4 point Answer from Save Our Soil! What is salinization?

  40. 5 point Question from Save Our Soil! Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Fungi and Earthworms.

  41. 5 point Answer from Save Our Soil! What are the four main types of decomposers in soil?

  42. 1 point Question from Shoo! You are such a pest! Many of the worst pests were brought in from other countries and are known as _______ species.

  43. 1 point Answer from Shoo! You are such a pest! What are introduced OR exotic species?

  44. 2 point Question from Shoo! You are such a pest! The general name of a chemical that is used to kill fungi.

  45. 2 point Answer from Shoo! You are such a pest! What is a fungicide?

  46. 3 point Question from Shoo! You are such a pest! When pollutants move from one level to the next and get stored in organisms higher up in the food chain.

  47. 3 point Answer from Shoo! You are such a pest! What is bioaccumulation?

  48. 4 point Question from Shoo! You are such a pest! Organisms that are not affected by pesticides (due to overuse) are called ________________.

  49. 4 point Answer from Shoo! You are such a pest! What are resistant?

  50. 5 point Question from Shoo! You are such a pest! Using a pest’s natural enemies to control it is called ___________.

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