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1 Introduction to Environmental Science
Jeopardy Introduction to Environmental Science

2 JEOPARDY Env. Science Making Decisions Human Activities Scientific Method Wild Card 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

3 100 POINTS A testable statement Answer

4 Answer (100 POINTS) What is hypothesis? Back to Grid

5 Principles or standards that you consider important.
100 POINTS Principles or standards that you consider important. Answer

6 Answer (100 POINTS) What values? Back to Grid

7 The study of human interaction in the environment.
100 POINTS The study of human interaction in the environment. Answer

8 What is environmental science?
Answer (100 POINTS) What is environmental science? Back to Grid

9 The death of the last member of a species.
100 POINTS The death of the last member of a species. Answer

10 Answer (100 POINTS) What is extinction? Back to Grid

11 The country that uses the greatest amount of natural resources.
100 POINTS The country that uses the greatest amount of natural resources. Answer

12 What is the United States?
Answer (100 POINTS) What is the United States? Back to Grid

13 The final three steps of the scientific method in order.
200 POINTS The final three steps of the scientific method in order. Answer

14 Answer (200 POINTS) What is Setting up a controlled experiment, gathering data, Drawing conclusions ? Back to Grid

15 What you look at when considering an economic value.
200 POINTS What you look at when considering an economic value. Answer

16 Answer (200 POINTS) What are jobs and money? Back to Grid

17 200 POINTS The issue that is described by “The Tragedy of the Commons” and “If I don’t use it, someone else will.” Answer

18 Protecting shared resources.
Answer (200 POINTS) Protecting shared resources. Back to Grid

19 When a resource is used up faster than it is replaced.
200 POINTS When a resource is used up faster than it is replaced. Answer

20 Answer (200 POINTS) What is depletion? Back to Grid

21 200 POINTS The productive area of the earth used to sustain one person in a country. Answer

22 What is a ecological footprint?
Answer (200 POINTS) What is a ecological footprint? Back to Grid

23 300 POINTS Answer

24 Answer (300 POINTS) ? Back to Grid

25 3 things you do before making an environmental decision.
300 POINTS 3 things you do before making an environmental decision. Answer

26 Answer (300 POINTS) Answers vary. Back to Grid

27 Waste that will break down in the environment.
300 POINTS Waste that will break down in the environment. Answer

28 Answer (300 POINTS) What is biodegradable? Back to Grid

29 When there are harmful levels of wastes in the environment.
300 POINTS When there are harmful levels of wastes in the environment. Answer

30 Answer (300 POINTS) What is pollution? Back to Grid

31 An example of a renewable resource.
300 POINTS An example of a renewable resource. Answer

32 Answers: wood, sunlight, water
Answer (300 POINTS) Answers: wood, sunlight, water Back to Grid

33 400 POINTS A verbal or graphical way of explaining how something works or is organized. Answer

34 What is a conceptual model?
Answer (400 POINTS) What is a conceptual model? Back to Grid

35 Lists both the expenses and merits of a solution.
400 POINTS Lists both the expenses and merits of a solution. Answer

36 What is cost benefit analysis?
Answer (400 POINTS) What is cost benefit analysis? Back to Grid

37 An example of a non-renewable resource.
400 POINTS An example of a non-renewable resource. Answer

38 Answer (400 POINTS) Answers vary Back to Grid

39 Conserving resources so that there are enough for future generations.
400 POINTS Conserving resources so that there are enough for future generations. Answer

40 What is sustainability?
Answer (400 POINTS) What is sustainability? Back to Grid

41 List 2 reasons why humans are affected by loss of biodiversity.
400 POINTS List 2 reasons why humans are affected by loss of biodiversity. Answer

42 Answer (400 POINTS) Answers vary: They depend on these organisms for food, shelter, oxygen, and clothing Back to Grid

43 500 POINTS List one developing country and 2 characteristics of developing countries. Answer

44 Answer (500 POINTS) Kenya, India, etc, high birth rate, high infant mortality rate, low eco footprint, low personal wealth Back to Grid

45 List 3 characteristics of a controlled experiment
500 POINTS List 3 characteristics of a controlled experiment Answer

46 Only one variable changed
Answer (500 POINTS) Independent variable Dependent variable Defined population Only one variable changed Back to Grid

47 500 POINTS The variety of species in an ecosystem. Answer

48 Answer (500 POINTS) What is biodiversity? Back to Grid

49 500 POINTS Two environmental problems caused by overpopulation. Answer

50 Pollution, resource depletion, habitat degradation, deforestation.
Answer (500 POINTS) Pollution, resource depletion, habitat degradation, deforestation. Back to Grid

51 Three of the fields that contribute to environmental science.
500 POINTS Three of the fields that contribute to environmental science. Answer

52 Biology, chemistry, physics, geology, social sciences, geography
Answer (500 POINTS) Biology, chemistry, physics, geology, social sciences, geography Back to Grid


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