Microscopes
Properties of Water
Resources
Populations and Succession
Water and Carbon
Cycles
Energy in Ecosystem
100

TRUE or FALSE

You can use a live specimen when using the Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)

FALSE!  Because you are using a beam of electrons the specimen cannot be alive.

100

Solid water becomes ________ dense than liquid water and will float on its surface

Solid water becomes LESS dense than liquid water and will float on its surface

100

TRUE or FALSE

The use of renewable resources do not cause environmental harm.

FALSE!  Clearing of land for solar farms or wind turbines can destroy entire ecosystems.

100

The maximum population size that can be supported by the available resources in the ecosystem is called....

Carrying Capacity

100

TRUE or FALSE

Water and carbon cycles have a clear starting and ending point.

FALSE!  Both water and carbon cycles are continuous with no starting or ending point.

100

In which direction does energy flow in the energy pyramid?

Up.  From prey to predator. This is represented by arrows within the energy pyramid.

200

Which TWO microscopes offer a 3D image?

Dissecting microscope and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)

200

__________ is when water bonds to other molecules and _________ is when water molecules bonds to other water molecules.

ADHESION is when water bonds to other molecules and COHESION is when water molecules bonds to other water molecules.

200

One positive and one negative for use of renewable resources.

Positive- Clean energy- no CO2 emissions; sustainable

Negative- High cost;  destroy ecosystems due to land clearing


200

The last stage of an ecological succession.

Climax community

200

What are the TWO processes that ABSORB carbon from the atmosphere?

Photosynthesis and Diffusion

200

Within an energy pyramid diagram, arrows pointing outside the pyramid indicate what?

Energy lost to heat

300

Which microscope has the lowest magnification?

Dissecting microscope- 40x

300

When carbon dioxide is taken in by the oceans through the process of diffusion, which property of water supports this?

Universal Solvent

300

__________ is an energy resource that is not replaced or is replaced very slowly by natural processes. Name TWO examples.

Nonrenewable energy- oil, coal, natural gas

300

A glacier receded and left behind rocks- what type of succession would occur? 

Primary Succession

300

Chemical process in which a substance reacts rapidly with oxygen and gives off thermal energy with NO flames.,

Combustion

300

What do we call:  an introduced species that has begun to spread rapidly and is causing harm to its new environment.

Invasive Species

400

What are TWO differences between the Compound Microscope and the Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)? 

Compound- uses light, live specimen, 1000x magnification

TEM- uses electrons, dead specimen, 50,000x magnification

400

Name ALL four properties of water!

Cohesion 

Ability to moderate temperature

Expansion upon freezing

Universal solvent

400

What happens to the carrying capacity if the non-renewable resources decreases?

The carrying capacity will DECREASE

400

__________ is individuals leaving a population and ___________ individuals coming into a population.

EMIGRATION is individuals leaving a population and IMMIGRATION is individuals coming into a population.

400

___________ is when the oceans constantly take in and release carbon dioxide (CO2) with the atmosphere

Diffusion

400

If biodiversity decreases within an ecosystem, what will happen to the ecosystem?

The ecosystem will become UNSTABLE and WEAKEN or COLLAPSE.

500

What are TWO similarities between the Dissecting Microscope and the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)?

They both give a 3D image of the surface of the specimen

500

In northern lakes, the surface water freezes during the winter months creating an insulated barrier to keep the water below slightly warmer allowing life to survive. Which water property allows this?

Expansion upon freezing

500

Two positive and TWO negative for the use of non-renewable resources.

Positive- cheap; infrastructure is already established

Negative- increase carbon emissions; limited supply; global warming

500

Name TWO biotic and TWO abiotic limiting factors.

Biotic: mates, prey, parasites, humans

Abiotic: water, space, sunlight, minerals, oxygen/carbon dioxide

500

Name three of the five processes that emit (release) carbon into the atmosphere. Name all 5 for additional points for your team!

Cellular Respiration

Death/ Decomposition

Combustion

Burning

Diffusion

500

If the producer starts with 1000 KJ of energy how much energy does the secondary consumer receive?

10 KJ of energy

Only 10% of energy transfers from level to level

Primary consumer= 100 KJ

Secondary Consumer - 10 KJ