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JEOPARDY!
Final Jeopardy
Cells I
Cells II
Genetics
Kingdoms
Biogeochemical Cycles
Trophism
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Has a cell membrane and a cell wall
Cells I 100
What is a plant cell?
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This organelle is a storage site in a cell
Cells I 200
What is a vacuole?
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Supports and protects the cell
Cells I 300
What is the cell wall?
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This organelle is the Cell control center that
holds the majority of the cells DNA
Cells I 400
What is the nucleus?
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This organelle transforms energy the powerhouse
of the cell that contains some DNA
Cells I 500
What is the mitochondrion?
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This provides internal structure for the cell
Cells II 100
What is cytoplasm?
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This organelle digests material and is often
called the cells recycling center
Cells II 200
What is the lysosome?
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This organelle sorts and transports things made
in the cell
Cells II 300
What is the Golgi apparatus?
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This organelle makes proteins and is connected to
part of the ER
Cells II 400
What is the ribosome?
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This maintains homeostasis within the cell by
selective transport across it
Cells II 500
What is the cell membrane?
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The molecule that allows traits to be passed down
from one generation to the next
Genetics 100
What is DNA?
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Complementary base to adenine
Genetics 200
What is thymine?
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Three major components of DNA
Genetics 300
What are the sugar-PO4-3 backbone, the
nitrogenous bases, and The hydrogen bonds ?
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The diagram, (2 X 2, 4 X 4, 16 X 16, etc.) that
we use to determine genotype and phenotype
statistics
Genetics 400
What is a Punnet Square?
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RNA has this nitrogenous base instead of thymine
Genetics 500
What is uracil?
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Humans belong to this kingdom
Kingdoms 100
What is anamalia?
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Prokaryotic organisms that live in extreme
environments
Kingdoms 200
What is archaebacteria?
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Eukaryotic organisms that absorb nutrients from
organic materials in the environment and thus aid
in decomposition
Kingdoms 300
What are fungi?
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Prokaryotic organisms that can live almost
anywhere some are harmful, but most are not.
Kingdoms 400
What are eubacteria?
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Eukaryotic organisms that live in moist
environments and can be like animals, plants, or
fungi
Kingdoms 500
What are protists?
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It evaporates from open waters and from plant
leaves (transpiration)
Biogeochemical Cycles 100
What is H2O?
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Respiration and photosynthesis are part of this
cycle
Biogeochemical Cycles 200
What is C?
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This never breaks down into an individual element
in its cycle
Daily Double!!!
State Wager
What is P?
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This is present in abundance in the atmosphere
and recycles mainly through decomposition and
excretion
Biogeochemical Cycles 400
What is N2?
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Human activity is responsible for the return of
this into the atmosphere
Biogeochemical Cycles 500
What is C?
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These organisms form the base of the food pyramid
Trophism 100
What are producers?
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This explains one feeding relationship in an
ecosystem
Trophism 200
What is a food chain?
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These types of organisms are typically found at
the top of the biomass pyramid
Trophism 300
What are carnivores?
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The true scientific name for a producer that
literally means self-feeding
Trophism 400
What is autotroph?
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Explains all combinations of feeding
relationships in an ecosystem
Trophism 500
What is a food web?
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Final Jeopardy

• Category
• Biogeochemical Cycles

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This chemical reaction explains metabolism
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What is cellular respiration C6H12O6 6 O2
ATP ? 6 CO2 6 H2O ?