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2.3 Jeopardy Effects of Bioaccumlation Reducing The Effects N/A POPs Heavy Metal Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Bioaccumulation How do chemicals enter organisms?

$100 Answer from Bioacumulation Food ingestion, Skin contact, and respiration.

$200 Question from Bioaccumulation How do synthetic chemicals enter the Environment?

$200 Answer from Bioaccumulation Air, water, and soil.

$300 Question from Bioaccumulation What is Bioaccumulation?

$300 Answer from Bioaccumulation Build up of synthetic chemicals living in organisms.

$400 Question from Bioaccumulation Biomagnification is when:

$400 Answer from Bioaccumulation Accumulate over time and become more concentrated with each trophic level.

$500 Question from Bioaccumulation Your Text Here

$500 Answer from Bioaccumulation Your Text Here

$100 Question from POPs What are POPs?

$100 Answer from POPs Carbon that contains compounds which will stay in water and soil for many years

$200 Question from POPs What does POPs stand for?

$200 Answer from POPS Persistent Organic Pollutants

$300 Question from POPs Where are POPs commonly found?

$300 Answer from POPs Insecticide sprays

$400 Question from POPs What are PCBs?

$400 Answer from POPs Synthetic chemicals used during the 1930s – 1970s in paints and plastics

$500 Question from POPs What are DDTs?

$500 Answer from POPs Pesticides to control disease carrying Mosquitoes

$100 Question from Heavy Metals What is a heavy metal?

$100 Answer fromHeavy Metals A toxic, metallic element with a high density that cannot be destroyed.

$200 Question from Heavy Metals Heavy metals are toxic to organisms at low concentration. Are some heavy metals healthy for humans?

$200 Answer from Heavy Metals Yes.

$300 Question from Heavy Metals What is lead?

$300 Answer from Heavy Metals An extremely toxic metal that was once used in insecticides, paints, and other things such as electronics.

$400 Question from Heavy Metals Where is Cadmium found?

$400 Answer from Heavy Metals Cadmium is located on the earths crust and enters the environment from volcanos, forest fires and rock weathering.

$500 Question from Heavy Metals Where does Mercury Bioaccumulate in humans?

$500 Answer from Heavy Metals Starting with digestion, it enters the blood and stores in the brain. Then affecting nerve cells, the heart, kidneys, and lungs. It also effects the immune system.

$100 Question from Reducing The Effects One way to reduce:

$100 Answer from Reducing the Effects Trap contaminated soil with lead by creating a chemical reaction.

$200 Question from Reducing The Effects Second way to reduce:

$200 Answer from Reducing The Effects Use Bioremediation.

$300 Question from Reducing The Effects

$300 Answer from Reducing The Effects Your Text Here

$400 Question from Reducing The Effects Your Text Here

$500 Question from Reducing The Effects Your Text Here

$100 Question from H5 Your Text Here

$100 Answer from H5 Your Text Here

2.3 Jeopardy

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