Great Lakes Info
Great Lakes Info Pt 2
Pollution
Invasive Species
Food Web Info
100

Name the five great lakes

Michigan, Huron, Ontario, Erie, Superior

100

How were the Great Lakes created?

Melting of glaciers

100

What was a toxic chemical entering the great lakes?

DDT

100

What is the vampire fish?

Sea Lamprey

100

A series of plants and animals, each of which depend on the one below it for food is...

A food chain

200

What is the acronym for the five great lakes?

Michael Hammer Eats Odd Soup

200

What  is a watershed?

Geographic are that includes all of the rivers and streams that flow into a lake or sea

200

Pollution that doesn't come from a specific location is?

Non point source pollution

200

List four invasive species in the Great Lakes

-Sea Lamprey

- Zebra Mussels

- Alewives

-Asian Carp

200


In this photo which species in this food chain depends on the locust to survive?

Lizard and Snake

300

Which great lake is the smallest?

Lake Ontario

300

What was a result of new laws to protect the Great Lakes?

PCBs and DDT in the food chain declined

300

What could cause a toxic chemical in SOIL to make its way into streams and lakes?

Runoff

300

How do invasive species enter the Great Lakes?

Travel by water or ballast water brought by boats. They enter the Great Lakes than mass populate.

300

Suppose the farm land is polluted with DDT and all the corn dies. How might this affect this food chain?

The locust, lizard, and snake would all lose their food sources.

400

Which great lake is the biggest?

Lake Superior

400

What is a major city surrounding one of the Great Lakes? 

Chicago

400

What is the main difference between point source pollution and non point source pollution?

Where the pollution comes from


PSP: Has an exact location

NPSP: Has no traceable location

400

What animals are being added to the great lakes to reduce the amount of alewives and sea lampreys?

Alligator Gar and Pacific Salmon

400

Looking at this diagram... what part of the food chain is the producer?


The plant

500

Which great lake is the shallowest?

Lake Erie

500

What happened in 1972 that helped protect the Great Lakes?

The GREAT LAKES QUALITY AGREEMENT was created.

500

How was DDT poisoning the lakes?

Fish eating birds

500

How does ballast water affect invasive species?

It releases creatures into the water.

A boat brings this ballast water from another water source and then it is emptied with invasive animals.

500

What part of the food chain is the decomposer?

The mushrooms

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