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2 Jeopardy Water CycleDissolved Oxygen Eutrophi- cation Troubled Water Remember this Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

3 $100 Question from H1 Sunlight on surface waters will cause this.

4 $100 Answer from H1 Evaporation

5 $200 Question from H1 Water vapor that is produced by plants.

6 $200 Answer from H1 Transpiration

7 $300 Question from H1 Well-diggers are looking for this

8 $300 Answer from H1 The water table

9 $400 Question from H1 Nitrogen, oil and animal poop for example

10 $400 Answer from H1 Nonpoint source pollution

11 $500 Question from H1 The water that soaks into the surface of the soil

12 $500 Answer from H1 Infiltration

13 $100 Question from H2 How algae increases DO

14 $100 Answer from H2 Photosynthesis

15 $200 Question from H2 Why decomposers reduce DO

16 $200 Answer from H2 Respiration

17 $300 Question from H2 The affect of turbidity on DO

18 $300 Answer from H2 It will lower DO

19 $400 Question from H2 What time of day will DO levels be highest

20 $400 Answer from H2 Late afternoon

21 $500 Question from H2 How do stands of Hemlock trees affect DO

22 $500 Answer from H2 They maintain low temperatures and high DO in streams

23 $100 Question from H3 Name two forms of nitrogen pollution

24 $100 Answer from H3 Chemical fertilizers, manure or sewage

25 $200 Question from H3 A term for the rapid growth of algae

26 $200 Answer from H3 Algal bloom

27 $300 Question from H3 Why algae die

28 $300 Answer from H3 Surface Shade

29 $400 Question from H3 What causes DO levels to drop in eutrophication

30 $400 Answer from H3 Respiration of decomposers

31 $500 Question from H3 A condition of very low DO

32 $500 Answer from H3 Hypoxia

33 $100 Question from H4 An mistaken assumption made by scientists when evaluating toxic chemicals.

34 $100 Answer from H4 Less of a toxin is always better

35 $200 Question from H4 Effect of agricultural chemicals on frogs

36 $200 Answer from H4 Hermaphrodites

37 $300 Question from H4 Effect of agricultural chemicals in tap water in some parts of the rural Midwest.

38 $300 Answer from H4 Low sperm counts in males

39 $400 Question from H4 Organism that is destroying the Great Barrier Reef as a result of runoff from farms.

40 $400 Answer from H4 Crown of Thorns Starfish

41 $500 Question from H4 A simple solution to pollution from agricultural runoff.

42 $500 Answer from H4 Plant trees between fields and rivers.

43 $100 Question from H5 A heavy metal that is polluting the waters of New England

44 $100 Answer from H5 Mercury

45 $200 Question from H5 The accumulation of toxins in the body of any organism

46 $200 Answer from H5 Bioaccumulation

47 $300 Question from H5 Organic pollutants that bioaccumulate

48 $300 Answer from H5 Persistent Organic Pollutants

49 $400 Question from H5 When toxins become concentrated at higher levels of the food chain.

50 $400 Answer from H5 Biomagnification

51 $500 Question from H5 The book that was written by a scientist in the early 1960’s about biomagnification.

52 $500 Answer from H5 Silent Spring

53 Final Jeopardy What three changes to the Gulf Stream waters cause it to sink to the bottom of the ocean in the North Sea?

54 Final Jeopardy Answer The waters of the Gulf Stream become colder, saltier and denser.


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