Jeoprardy Review Presentation

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General and BioChem
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DNA and RNA
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Body Systems
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Genetics
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Evolution
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Cells
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Which accounts for the least amount of water
being used. Agriculture, Residential or Industry
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Which accounts for the least amount of water
being used. Agriculture, Residential or Industry
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Residential
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T or F The water that we are drinking today could
be more than 200 years old.

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True
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• In the water treatment lab, what was added to the
  waste water to make flocs?
• Alum
• Chlorine
• Both, alum chlorine

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a. alum
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Why is most of our fresh water not available for
human consumption?
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76 is frozen
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• An artificial lake created by building a dam is
  know as
• Dam water
• Aquifer
• Surface water
• Reservoir
• groundwater

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reservoir
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• The entire area of land that drains into a
  nearby river is known as its?.
• watershed
• Aquifer
• Surface water
• Reservoir
• groundwater

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Watershed
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what does a good buffer zone consists of?
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Grass, trees soil
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• A dam gives us...
• Flood control
• b. recreational enjoyment
• c. Electricity
• d. All of the above

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d. All of the above
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• Pollution that washes into storm drains
• nonpoint pollution
• point pollution
• none of the above

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Nonpoint pollution
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Name one negative from the building of a dam.
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Destroys ecosystems
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• Name an element used in purifying our drinking
  water?
• Carbon
• Chlorine
• Copper
• none of the above

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Chlorine
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• What is an underground rock formation that holds
  water?
• watershed
• Aquifer
• Surface water
• Reservoir
• groundwater

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b. aquifer
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• What item does not belong to an aquifer?
• Sand
• gravel
• Air
• Plastic liner
• water

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plastic liner
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What is not a solution to conserve water? a.
short showers b. low flow faucets c. drive
less d. water plants at night

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c. Drive less
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Where is desalinization being used today?(name
2) New Jersey California South Dakota Idaho Saudi
Arabia

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California Saudi Arabia Florida

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• Why arent more countries using the process of
  desalinization?
• The country is not near the ocean
• Expensive
• The technology has not been developed
• all of the above

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Expensive
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What is towing water ?

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Put a giant plastic bag around fresh water Pull
an iceberg from the artic
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• What is happening to a recharge zone found above
  aquifers?
• a. People are pumping out the water faster then
  it can be replaced.
• We are paving and placing impervious surfaces on
  top of aquifers
• Both a b
• None of the above

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Both a b
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• In poor developing
• countries, the major cause
• for water pollution is?
• acid rain
• Car exhaust
• Sewage agricultural runoff
• all of the above

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Sewage agricultural runoff
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• What would be the major negative impact when
  residential units are located along a river?
• Some houses will not have a view
• People will find it easier to pollute
• Impervious services will increase water with
  toxins
• The river will become cleaner
• All of the above

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c. Impervious services will increase water with
toxins
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Name one source of non-point pollution?
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Litter Automobile oil animal waste fertilizer

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True or False Sewage sludge has decreased by 40
due to the Conserve Reduction Act of 1977?
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False Sewage sludge has increased annually
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• After the treatment of wastewater what happens to
  the toxic sludge?
• fertilizer
• landfill
• dumped into rivers

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Landfill
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• If sludge is toxic free
• what can they sludge be used for?
• Only landfill use
• cannot be used for anything
• fertilizer
• Gasoline for automobiles

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Fertilizer
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Daily Double!!
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• Bacterium, virus, or parasitic worms that causes
  disease are known as
• Biological magnification
• b. eutrophication
• pathogen
• d. desalinization

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pathogens
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•    Most of the litter found in ocean comes from
  where?
• Industry
• Agricultural
• Cruise ships
• land

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85 comes from land
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Where does most of the oil in our oceans come
from? a. major oil spills such as, the 1989
Exxon b. an accumulation of small spills c. has
not been studied

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Accumulation of small spills
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Large cities (like Belleville) get water from?
a. Ground water b. surface water/reservoir
c. aquifer

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Surface water (lakes, reservoir rivers)
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• Why have some communities ban detergents
  containing high levels of phosphate?
• biomagnification
• pollution
• nonpoint pollution
• artificial eutrophication

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Too much phosphate can lead to artificial
eutrofication
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Considering how much of our freshwater resources
are used every day. What cycle is responsible
for the reason why dont we run out of water?
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Water cycle
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Double Jeopardy!!
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Classification
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Ecology
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Microscopes
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Biomolecules
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Scientific Method
Classification
Ecology
Microscopes
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• In the process of desalinization, what is being
  removed?
• water
• heavy metals
• organic matter
• salt

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d. salt
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• How does thermal pollution affect aquatic
  environments?
• Kills aquatic organisms
• Lowers oxygen content
• Both, a b
• none of the above

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The water becomes warmer which reduces oxygen
levels and kills aquatic organisms
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What Act was pass in the 70s to make to clean
up all waterways? This Act also stated that all
surface waters be swimmable fishable. a.
Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act
b. Public Rangelands Improvement Act of 1978
c. International Convention for the Prevention
of Pollution from Ships d. Clean
Water Act
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d. The Clean Water Act
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Select a good buffer zone.
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Trees to the east.
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Name an area that has a postive impact on the
watershed.
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Trees
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Name a nonpoint pollution.
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Pesticides Road salt Lawn fertilizer
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Name a source of point pollution.
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Factories Uderground tanks Landfill Wells
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What is this illustration showing?
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Watershed
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What type of pollution is shown below? a.
point b. nonpoint c. thermal d. acid rain
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b. nonpoint
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What type of pollution is illustrated below?
a.point b.nonpoint c.thermal d.stream pollution
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a. point
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Which one is not an Electron Microscopes? Scannin
g-Tunneling-Jackson
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Jackson
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a community that remains unchanged
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What is a climax community?
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Members of same species living near each other
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What is a population?
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The source of nearly all energy
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What is the sun?
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What side of the river has a more positive
buffer?
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The forrested side
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adjust this to focus on high power
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What is the fine adjustment knob?
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The type of microscopes that we have in class
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What are compound light microscopes?
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• Select the false statement.
• Traffic on roadways along rivers can lead to
  point pollution
• Car tires can be a form of nonpoint pollution
• Leaking oil from cars is considered nonpoint
  pollution
• Heavy metals left on the road from vehicle brake
  linings are a form of nonpoint pollution

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a. traffic along a river is a form of
nonpoint pollution
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• Select the false statement.
• Traffic on roadways along rivers can lead to
  point pollution
• Car tires can be a form of nonpoint pollution
• Leaking oil from cars is considered nonpoint
  pollution
• Heavy metals left on the road from vehicle brake
• linings are a form of nonpoint pollution

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Traffic on roadways along rivers can lead to
point pollution
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What Act was pass in the 70s to make to clean
up all waterways? This Act also stated that all
surface waters be swimmable fishable. a.
Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act
b. Public Rangelands Improvement Act of 1978
c. International Convention for the Prevention
of Pollution from Ships d. Clean
Water Act
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d. Clean Water Act
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characterized by the -CH(NH2)COOH "R" group
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What is an amino acid?
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6 carbons 12 hydrogens 2 oxygens
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What is glucose?
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Provides quick energy
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What are carbohydrates?
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an atom that can form single double and
triple bonds
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What is carbon?
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Daily Double!!
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• Select the false statement.
• Traffic on roadways along rivers can lead to
  point pollution
• Car tires can be a form of nonpoint pollution
• Leaking oil from cars is considered nonpoint
  pollution
• Heavy metals left on the road from vehicle brake
• linings are a form of nonpoint pollution

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Traffic on roadways along rivers can lead to
point pollution
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capable of causing cancer
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What is carcinogenic?
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Capable of inducing mutation (X-rays or
chemical pollution)
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What are mutagenic agents?
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replacing a defective or missing gene
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What is gene therapy?
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Contains genes from other organisms
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What are transgenic organisms?
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Releases energy from food particles
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What is cellular respiration?
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Final Jeopardy

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Most important when considering the rate of
diffusion for cell survival