Health/Diseases
Agriculture
Soil
Toxicity
Miscellaneous
100

one that was not known before or that has been absent for at least the past 20 years but is now seeing an increase

What is an emergent disease?

100

a person who eats domestically grown food to support the farm economy

What is a locavore?

100

land that is fit for the growing of crops. This land contains all the nutrients and can support crop growth.

What is Arable?

100

The way water soluble toxins spread


What is transported through water because it is everywhere so they can be moved more easily and also have access to almost all cells of the body because cells contain aqueous solutions.

100

Where Ms. Sneed attended graduate school

What is pepperdine?

200

new disease that spreads among wildlife

What is an ecological disease?

200

occurs due to natural selection, rapid evolution, and human carelessness. Some organisms are able to naturally thrive under human-created selective pressures and pass on their resistant genes to the next generation

What is pesticide resistance?

200

water and nutrients are provided to the plant by this fungus that grows around its roots. In exchange, the plant gives organic nutrients so that the fungus can survive.

What is mycorrhizal symbiosis?

200

The lethal dose of a substance which kills at least half of a test population

What is LD50

200

The year Ms. Sneed started teaching at CHS

when was 2022?

300

bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses

What are 4 different types of pathogens?

300

difference between undernourished and malnourished

What is Malnourished is when a person has a nutritional imbalance because they did not receive specific dietary components or because their body cannot absorb or utilize essential nutrients. Being undernourished is when somebody is getting less than 2,200 kcal per day. 

300

three ways that we can use to conserve soil while farming.

What is conservation tillage, crop rotation, cover crops?
300

a substance that can survive for years and cause harm

What are persistent pollutants?

300

Ms. Sneeds boyfriend and their dog's names

Who are Jaree and Stella?

400

one substance worsens the effect of another.

What is a synergistic effect?

400

Why is being a vegetarian better for the environment?

What is processing meat is not environmentally friendly and because a lot of food, such as cereal, that could be consumed directly instead goes towards raising meat. Eating too much meat can lead to many chronic illnesses and effects such as high cholesterol and risk of stroke since meat does not contain fiber?

400

The soil horizons 

What are O horizon, A horizon, B horizon, C horizon?

400

Threshold Level

What is minimal amounts of a toxin below this point do not cause any harm and more of the substance is needed to have an effect?

400

The city where Ms. Sneed lives

Where is Camarillo?

500

They are endocrine disruptors found in most of the products that have had some form of contact with plastics such as food, water bottles, synthetic clothing, or personal care products.

What are Pthalates and where are they found?

500

advantages and disadvantages of aquaculture

What is can boost fish yield and the land-based practices can lead to agricultural wastes fertilizing ponds and encouraging phytoplankton growth. The disadvantages decrease in wild-fish populations and the organisms that feed on them/ introduce antibiotics, pollution, and diseases into the ecosystem with a lot of fish crowded in one area?

500

The six components of soil

What are sand/gravel, silt/clay, decaying organic matter, soil flora and fauna, air, water?

500

Bioaccumulation and Biomagnification is occuring

What is when organisms take up and store substances within their cells and when these effects or substances are passed through the food chain?

500

Ms. Sneed's proposed name for her dog and its meaning

Who is Data from Star Trek?