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Strike – How to Play

Strike – How to Play.

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Strike – How to Play

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  1. Strike – How to Play - Teams of 4.- When time is called, the team with the best answer wins a strike.- The winning team gives the strike to another team.- When a team has 3 strikes, no more strikes can be given to it.- Teams with 3 strikes can still win strikes and give them to other teams.- The last team with less than 3 strikes wins.

  2. Strike Rules - Best answer first/after time called wins.- Penalty for arguing about winner is a strike for that team.- Board moves position each time.- Penalty for not moving board is a strike for that team.- Penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct is a strike for that team.

  3. What are the raw materials for photosynthesis?

  4. What is a tropism?What are the 4 types of tropisms?

  5. A B C What are “A”, “B”, and “C” pointing to?

  6. Give 2 examples of thigmotropism.

  7. What process is occurring here? What are the end products?

  8. What are some examples of dormancy?

  9. What is the simplified equation for respiration?

  10. What is this plant’s response called? Give another example of this type of tropism.

  11. Roots grow into a creek. What is this response called? Give another example of this type of tropism.

  12. What are the products of photosynthesis?

  13. In what structures are food made in leaves? What is this food-making process called?

  14. Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water energy What is this process called? What are the raw materials?

  15. What is some important benefits of fungi?

  16. What is transpiration? How do plants control it?

  17. What is the name of some disease-causing fungi in plants?

  18. What process is occurring here? What are the raw materials?

  19. What is respiration? What process is it the opposite of?

  20. What is photosynthesis? Why process is it the opposite of?

  21. Carbon Dioxide + Water Glucose + Oxygen light energy What is this process called? What are the end products?

  22. What is this plant’s response called? Give another example of this type of tropism.

  23. Stomata is to mouth as guard cells are to ______.

  24. Why are stomata open during the day and closed at night?

  25. What is this plant’s response called? Give another example of this type of tropism.

  26. What is chlorophyll? What processes is it involved in?

  27. What is glucose? What processes is it involved in?

  28. What is the simplified equation for photosynthesis?

  29. How is auxin involved in photosynthesis?

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