Unit 2 Jeopardy Review Game

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Unit 2 Jeopardy Review Game

• Rules
• Same as the TV show
• Closed notes! Anyone caught cheating loses
  1,000,000 points automatically for their team
• Teams can have a negative score
• If your team does not know the answer to a
  question it may be passed on to the next team
  along with control of the board

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Unit 2 Jeopardy
Kingdom Plantae Invertebrates Arthropods Chordates Evolution Origin of Life Misc.
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Microscopic pores where carbon dioxide and oxygen
diffuse on a plant.
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Microscopic pores where carbon dioxide and oxygen
diffuse on a plant.

• Stomata

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Name three distinctive plant characteristics.
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Name three distinctive plant characteristics.

• cuticle, chloroplasts, perform photosynthesis,
  cellulose cell wall, sessile

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Science of dating by the use of tree rings.
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Science of dating by the use of tree rings.

• Dendrochronology

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Group of angiosperms who typically have a fibrous
root system.
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Group of angiosperms who typically have a fibrous
root system.

• Monocots

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Name all the parts of a seed embryo.
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Name all the parts of a seed embryo.

• plumule/epicotyl, hypocotyl, radicle

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Name two organisms by common name in the Phylum
Mollusca.
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Name two organisms by common name in the Phylum
Mollusca.

• Snails, squid, octopus, mussels, scallops,
  oysters, clams, conch, etc.

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Phylum which is characterized by organisms having
tube-feet and a water vascular system.
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Phylum which is characterized by organisms having
tube-feet and a water vascular system.

• Echinodermata

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Phylum characterized by having organisms that are
asymmetrical.
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Phylum characterized by having organisms that are
asymmetrical.

• Porifera

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An evolutionary trend, whereby nervous tissue,
over many generations, becomes concentrated
toward one end of an organism. This process
eventually produces a head region with sensory
organs.
Daily Double!
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An evolutionary trend, whereby nervous tissue,
over many generations, becomes concentrated
toward one end of an organism. This process
eventually produces a head region with sensory
organs.
Daily Double!

• Cephalization

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Phylums Platyhelminthes and Nematoda have what
two things in common?(hint think structurally)
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Phylums Platyhelminthes and Nematoda have what
two things in common?(hint think structurally)

• Bilateral symmetry and not segmented

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What is the difference between insects and
spiders in terms of body parts?
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What is the difference between insects and
spiders in terms of body parts?

• Insects 6 legs, head abdomen and thorax
• Spiders 8 legs, head and abdomen

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Shellfish, lobsters, crabs crayfish belong to
this Class of Arthropods.
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Shellfish, lobsters, crabs crayfish belong to
this Class of Arthropods.

• Crustacea

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Many insects use this chemical to attract a mate.
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Many insects use this chemical to attract a mate.

• Pheromones

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Method used by some arthropods to grow.
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Method used by some arthropods to grow.

• Molting

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Name the Class of true bugs. (hint triangle on
back)
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Name the Class of true bugs. (hint triangle on
back)

• Hemiptera

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Life cycle with complete metamorphosis and no
dormancy stage.
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Life cycle with complete metamorphosis and no
dormancy stage.

• Frog life cycle

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Members of this class have an operculum, swim
bladder, bony skeleton and scales
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Members of this class have an operculum, swim
bladder, bony skeleton and scales

• Osteichthyes bony fish

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Class of vertebrates that excretes a waste with
uric acid.
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Class of vertebrates that excretes a waste with
uric acid.

• Aves - birds

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Primitive mammals that lay eggs (hint it is not
a species name.)
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Primitive mammals that lay eggs (hint it is not
a species name.)

• Monotremes

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The most common form of snake locomotion.
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The most common form of snake locomotion.

• Lateral Undulation

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This graph is an example of
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This graph is an example of
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• Directional Selection

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Getting genes into future generations.
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Getting genes into future generations.

• Fitness

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Explain the difference between genotype and
phenotype.
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Explain the difference between genotype and
phenotype.

• Genotype the specific allele makeup of an
  individual
• Phenotype the way an allele is expressed

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Darwins two major ideas.
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Darwins two major ideas.

• Variation within a species
• Not all offspring produced survive.

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Formation of new species due to genetic mutation
or reproductive isolation.
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Formation of new species due to genetic mutation
or reproductive isolation.

• Sympatric Speciation

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Large herbivores are instrumental in the clearing
of old growth and making way for savannah and
forest regeneration. These changes may make the
landscape more favorable for smaller, more
selective herbivores.
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Large herbivores are instrumental in the clearing
of old growth and making way for savannah and
forest regeneration. These changes may make the
landscape more favorable for smaller, more
selective herbivores.

• Keystone Herbivore Hypothesis

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Portion of the Pangea split that contained
Africa, South America, Australia, Antartica and
India
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Portion of the Pangea split that contained
Africa, South America, Australia, Antartica and
India

• Gondwana

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Blitzkrieg Hypothesis
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Blitzkrieg Hypothesis

• A small group of human beings may multiply fast
  enough to eventually outstrip the capacity of
  very large mammals (with their slow birthrates)
  to replenish their numbers under a steady hunting
  regime. (overkill)

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What are the three domains?
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What are the three domains?

1. Archaea
2. Eubacteria
3. Eukarya

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Name three of the five major functions of
Bacteria.
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Name three of the five major functions of
Bacteria.

1. Decomposers
2. Soil production
3. Facilitate digestion
4. Produce organic matter chemotrophs
5. Pathogens

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Cheyenne is a(be specific)
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Cheyenne is a(be specific)

• Chesapeake Bay Retriever

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Explain greenhouse effect
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Explain greenhouse effect

• The greenhouse effect is the heating of the
  surface of a planet due to the presence of an
  atmosphere containing gases that absorb
  raditation. This process is magnified to
  unnatural levels due to human activity.

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Name two forms of Integrated Pest Management
(IPM)(hint biocontrol)
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Name two forms of Integrated Pest Management
(IPM)(hint biocontrol)

1. Use of predatory insects
2. Planting weeds to attract pests away from crops
3. Alternating crops
4. Pheromones
5. Sertilizing males

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Consuming and redigesting the feces of larger
animals
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Consuming and redigesting the feces of larger
animals

• Coprophagy

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What is the Kranz Anatomy?
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What is the Kranz Anatomy?

• Leaves of green plants using the C4
  photosynthetic carbon fixation have a specialized
  internal arrangement of cells surrounding the
  vascular bundles that give the appearance of a
  halo surrounding each bundle in a transverse
  section of a leaf. Small intercellular spaces,
  and frequent veins give the appearance of a dark
  green strip in the section of leaf.

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