Ecosystems
Health and Disease
Hydrology
Biotechnology
Chemistry
100

What are producers?

Producers are the first step in the food chain/food web. They are known as autotrophs, as they can make their own food.

100

What is the definition of Microbiology?

The study of microbes, many of which cause diseases and infections. 

100

What is the process called where water is circulated throughout the earth?

The Water Cycle

100

What contains all the genetic information for life and determines your traits and characteristics?

DNA (DNA makes up genes, which codes for your traits)

100

What group are the Metalloids in?

The Metalloids are found in group 15

200

What are consumers?

Organisms that consume energy from other organisms, known as heterotrophs.

200

What diseases can viruses cause?

AIDS, Influenza, the common cold, chicken pox, small pox, COVID-19, etc.

200

What does "solvent" mean?

The ability something has to dissolve minerals and gases (water is a universal solvent)

200

What is the definition of biotechnology? 

A rapidly growing field involving the use of living organisms to modify genes. It helps advance medicine, food, and agriculture. 

200

What group has the lowest reactivity? What group number is it?

The Noble Gases, group 18

300

What is the definition of mutualism? 

Where both organisms benefit from the interaction (Ants and acacia trees relationship)

300

What is a pathogen? 

A pathogen is any disease causing microorganism or particle. 

300

Where does most of the rain come from?

The ocean

300

How is genetic modification used in health care?

It is used to treat genetic disorders and certain diseases. 

300

What is the octet rule?

Atoms gain or lose electrons to attain an outer shell electron configuration nearest that of a noble gas.

400

What is the definition of Commenalism?

An association between two organisms where one benefits and the other is neither harmed nor benefited. 

400

What is the difference between an epidemic and a pandemic? 

A pandemic is a large outbreak (either throughout continents or worldwide), where an epidemic is a disease outbreak in a regional area.

400

What does salinity measure?

Salinity measures the amount of salt in the oceans.

400

How is genetic modification used in crime scene investigation?

It is used to analyze evidence.

400
How do you find the Atomic Number?

By finding the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom.

500

What is the nitrogen cycle?

A repeating cycle where nitrogen moves through living and nonliving things.

500

What is the fastest source of energy for living things?

Carbohydrates (examples: fruits, potatoes, pasta, etc).

500

What are the Marine Ecosystems?

Shore, open ocean, and deep ocean.

500

How does biotechnology benefit the economy?

Biotechnology is rapidly advancing, making many new careers available 

500

Who decided arranged the elements in the grid it is in?

Dmitri Mendeleev