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5. 100 200 300 400 500 National Parks ConsumersD or D? Immigration Wild Card

6. What does a topographic map show? A 100

7. Landforms and elevation A 100

8. Who is known as the father of national parks? A 200

9. John Muir A 200

10. The Gold rush brought people to the area that is now what national park ? A 300

11. Yosemite National Park A 300

12. Yellowstone is home to 2/3 of the world’s _________? A 400

13. Geysers A 400

14. Wapusk National Park is known for what? A 500

15. Polar Bear Denning area A 500

16. Half Dome and El Capitan are found in which national park? B 100

17. Yosemite B 100

18. How is tourism a threat to national parks? B 200

19. Pollution, Litter, Erosion B 200

20. What was the first international park? B 300

21. Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park B 300

22. What was the first national park? B 400

23. Yellowstone National Park B 400

24. Which North American park is the only one with a humid subtropical climate? B 500

25. Everglades National Park B 500

26. How does the growth of human population effect the environment? C 100

27. More consumption = more pollution, scarcity of resources, building of cities, etc. C 100

28. How many daily calories does a human need for healthy life? C 200

29. 2,700 C 200

30. What determines if someone is in the consumer class? C 300

31. At least $7,000 income C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. What is the “digital divide”? C 400

34. The separation between those people who have access to technology and those who do not C 400

35. What are characteristics of a developing country? C 500

36. Poverty, poor economy, high unemployment, war/conflict, etc. C 500

37. Where are most developing countries located? D 100

38. Africa D 100

39. What country has the world’s highest GDP? D 200

40. USA D 200

41. What country consumes over ¼ of the world’s oil? D 300

42. USA D 300

43. How can one figure the GDP per capita of a country? D 400

44. GDP/Population = GDP per capita D 400

45. What are characteristics of a developed country? D 500

46. Advanced technology, high standard of living, stable government, etc. D 500

47. What is the difference between immigration and emigration? E 100

48. Emigration – moving from a country Immigration – moving to a country E 100

49. Why does the US depend on immigrant labor? E 200

50. Immigrants fill many low paying jobs that many Americans do not want E 200

51. When talented intellectual people leave their homeland and serve in another country - _____________ E 300

52. Brain Drain E 300

53. Who are the “Lost Boys of Sudan”? E 400

54. Young refugees from the Sudan who fled their war torn country E 400

55. Which national park is filled with the huge Sequoia trees? E 500

56. Yellowstone E 500

57. Who is the host of CNN Student News? F 100

58. Carl Azuz F 100

59. Where did the three waves of immigrants come from? F 200

60. 1 – Northern and Western Europe 2 - Eastern and Southern Europe 3 - Latin America and Asia F 200

61. What are some potential pull factors that may cause a person to leave their home? F 300

62. Better education/job More rights/freedom War Answers will vary F 300

63. How many games did the Lady Bears win last year F 400

64. 24 F 400

65. Who was the leading scorer for the Lady Bears last season? F 500

66. Alex Williams F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: How do emigrants hurt their home country? Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Click on screen to continue

69. Brain Drain, divided families, etc Click on screen to continue

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