Title: Wetlands Jeopardy
1Wetlands Jeopardy
Created by Room 3
2 Jeopardy
General Information
Birds
Plants
Animals
Conservation
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3What is a wetland?
A place where it is wet part of the year
4What are 3 types of wetlands?
Marshes, bogs and swamps.
5How do wetlands help control floods?
They act like sponges and soak up water.
6Name all the continents that have wetlands.
North South America, Africa, Asia, Australia,
Europe.
7What is the largest freshwater marsh?
Florida Everglades
8Why do herons have long toes?
To balance in the water.
9How tall is the Great Blue Heron?
Up to 52 inches
10Do female mallards have a green head?
No, the male does.
11DAILY DOUBLE
12What wetland bird is recovering from being almost
extinct?
Snowy Egret
13What color are the Northern Harriers wing tips?
brown
14Do cattails have flowers?
Yes
15What is another name for Bulrush?
Tule
16How did the pickleweed plant get its name?
Because it looks like a series of pickles
attached end to end.
17What plant did some Native Americans use to make
their boats and houses?
Tule
18What can be made from cattails that might be used
in baking?
flour
19Where do mosquitoes lay their eggs?
In the water.
20Which continent will you NOT find frogs?
Antarctica
21What does the Western Pond Turtle eat?
Plants, crustaceans, insects.
22How do some wetland animals survive the winter?
By hibernating in the mud.
23What is the difference between a frog and a toad?
Toads have broader bodies, drier skins, and
shorter back legs than frogs.
24Why are wetlands important to wildlife?
They provide homes for many plants and animals.
25What are some ways we can help wetlands?
Dont litter, dont pollute, dont build on them.
26What is responsible for 80 of wetland losses?
Building houses and roads and creating farmland.
27How can wetlands clean water?
Plants can soak up chemicals.
28What percent of wetlands have been destroyed in
California?
90