4-H
4-H is an extension of this college.
What is the University of Georgia (UGA)?
The study of microorganisms.
What is microbiology?
The natural force of attraction or repulsion of magnetic materials.
What is Magnetism?
Personal characteristics such as how you look.
What are traits?
Water's element name.
What is H2O?
The 4 H's in 4-H stand for
What are Head, Hands, Heart, & Health?
This microorganism is made of stalks and spores.
What is a fungus/fungi?
The strongest areas of the magnet.
What are the poles?
Traits are inherited through _____ from your biological parents.
What are genes?
We experience water in three states.
What are ice, water, and gas?
4-H started as this agriculture club in 1904.
What is the corn club?
This microorganism, typically, comes in three shapes: rod, sphere, and spiral.
What is a bacteria?
A material with a strong TEMPORARY magnetic field created when electricity flows through the coiled wire.
What is an electromagnet?
Traits that are not passed down genetically.
What are learned behaviors?
The 1% of freshwater is found here.
Where is the surface?
What are lakes, rivers, and streams?
4-H has this many summer camps.
What is five?
(All teams: Extra 100 points for every correctly named camp.)
This microorganism is always a parasite.
What is a virus?
An example of a giant magnet.
What is the Earth?
A gene is a hereditary unit consisting of a sequence of _____.
What is DNA?
An area of land from which all water drains to a common waterway, such as a river, a lake, or the ocean.
What is a watershed?
The 4-H's motto
What is To Make the Best Better?
Name two places microbes can live.
Microbes live almost everywherefrom extreme environments toour skin and inside our mouths
Places include very underwaterwhere it is very cold, in soil byplant roots, and the human body
Examples of magnetic metals.
What is iron, cobalt, or nickel?
These traits are made up of more than two alleles.
What is hair color, eye color, or blood type?
A source of pollution that comes from a specific, identifiable source.
What is Point Source Pollution?