Climate Change
Biodiversity
Mutations
Cells
Volleyball
100

What is the current greatest threat to the world?

Climate Change

100

What is biodiversity?

The variety of creatures and plants.

100

What causes mutations?

Mutations are changes in DNA.

100

What is the smallest cell?

Mycoplasma

100

What is volleyball?

A sport

200

The increases in weather is associated with climate change?

Storms, floods, heatwaves, sea level rise

200

Does species diversity follow any patterns?

The diversity of species is lowest at the poles and increases toward the equator.

200

How do mutations affect evolution?

It starts a new gene in the DNA.

200

What is the largest cell?

ovum

200

What are the governing bodies for volleyball?

FIVB

300

What is driving this rapid climate change?

The burning of fossil fuels

300

How is biodiversity measured?

Biodiversity is measured in relation to species richness, or the number of species in a given area.

300

What is the main goal of evolution?

To evolve.

300

How many cells are inside the human body?

30 trillion

300

What is the object of volleyball?

To keep the ball in the air

400

What percentage of species are at risk of extinction due to climate change?

8%

400

How many species are on the planet?

1 trillion species.

400

What is a genetic drift?

the change in the frequency of an existing gene variant in a population due to random sampling of organisms.

400

Which organism has the most cells?

Caulerpa taxifolia

400

Who invented volleyball?

William G. Morgan

500

How much damage was caused by the California wild fires?

$24 Billion, 106 people dead.

500

What is the rarest species on Earth?

Vaquita

500

When do mutations pass to the next generation?

Reproduce

500

What color is a nucleus?

Gray

500

FINAL QUESTION: Which (volleyball) position is known as The Pretty ___ Squad

Setter

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