JEOPARDY!!
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Jeopardy
Plants
Protists and
Fungi
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Evolution
Bacteria Virus
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from
Evolution
10,000 years ago two populations of
reptiles were separated. Today these
lizards are so different they are
unable to interbreed. This is an
example of?
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Evolution
speciation
$200 Question from
Evolution
How is embryology used as an evidence
of evolution?
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Evolution
Difference organisms with common
ancestors will share the same
features as an embryo
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Evolution
The mechanism for evolution; the
process in which organisms with
a favorable variation are better
suited to their environment and
survive and reproduce
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Evolution
Natural Selection
$400 Question from
Evolution
The best evidence for evolution
$400 Answer from
Evolution
Matching DNA or Amino acid sequences
$500 Question from
Evolution
In a layer of rock,
where would the most
recent fossils be
located?
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Evolution
F
E
D
C
B
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The layer closest to the surface
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Bacteria
What bacterium serves humans
in a beneficial relationship in the
intestines?
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Bacteria
The bacterium:
Escherichia coli
E. Coli
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Category 2
Oh no! I have Strep throat (Streptococcus). What
should I take?
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Category 2
Since it is a bacterium I can take antibiotics.
$300 Question from
Category 2
How do high and low temperatures affect
bacterial growth?
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Category 2
High heat kills bacteria (warming up soup) and low
temperatures prevent growth (fridge)
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Category 2
Bacteria can thrive in hostile environments.
Why?
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Biochemical Diversity
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What is this process?
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Category 2
Binary fission
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Virus
Like animals and bacteria the instructions for
making a new virus are…
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Virus
Coded in either DNA or RNA
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Virus
To reproduce, a virus needs a ______ ______
which will burst open with new viruses.
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Host cell
$300 Question from
Viruses
A mother is giving birth to a child. Which two are a
disease she can pass to her child?
AIDS and Herpes
Malaria and Ringworm
Ringworm and Tetanus?
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Viruses
AIDS and Herpes
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viruses
What is a bacteriophage?
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A virus that only infects bacteria
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Viruses
All viruses are coated with?
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Protein coat
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Plants
Name the difference between an angiosperm
and gymnosperm
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Flowering v. cone bearing
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Plants
Which structure controls
Gas exchange?
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Stomata
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Plants
Why have seeds evolved to be
dispersed?
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Less competition for the parent plant
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Plants
List an example of a
vascular and nonvascular plant
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Moss/liverworts and flowers/trees
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Plants
Name two parts not directly involved in reproduction
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Pedicel, sepal and receptacle
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fungi and protists
Why are algae considered one of
the most important groups of
organisms on our planet?
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Produce most of worlds O2
$200 Question from
Plants and Protists
The human disease ringworm is
caused by
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There’s a fungus among us!
HA ha ha…
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Communities
A person who comes down with
malaria can infer that he or she
contracted it from
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A mosquito
$400 Question from fungi
and protists
Name the important role of fungi
and Fungi that absorb food from
decaying organic matter are
called?
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Category 5
Saprobes!
$500 Question from Fungi
and Protists
What is this
organism?
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protist
Final Jeopardy
Name the four eukaryotic
kingdoms and a key (unique)
characteristic for each.
Final Jeopardy
Answer
Fungi- chitin
Plantae- cellulose
Protists- junk drawer
Animal-complex heterotrophs