Extra Credit Quizzes
Directions: To earn Extra Credit take the linked quizzes below during
the appropriate time frame.
Score
100% on the quiz. Print the page with your score of 100%, write
your name on it, make no other marks on it, and turn
it in at the start of class during the time period when it is due.
To use
the print screen function (if you have trouble printing a score box), press
"Print Screen" on the upper right hand of your keyboard, then
paste that into a Word document and print the entire screen
shot with the score. Please do not email quiz
results to me.
If the
due date falls during an absence, weekend or school holiday, please make sure
you have submitted the quiz PRIOR to that date in order to
earn credit.
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ECO#13
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Topic(s): Cycles
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Due Dates: 9/21-10/15
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SEC4a. Compare and contrast the carbon, water,
oxygen, phosphorus, nitrogen, and sulfur cycles, describing their flow
through biotic and abiotic pools, including human influences.
SEC4a. Develop & use models to analyze the cycling of
matter & flow of energy within ecosystems through the processes of
photosynthesis & respiration.
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Explaining the need for cycling of major biochemical elements (C, O, N, P,
& H).
SB1e. Ask questions to investigate
& provide explanations about the roles of photosynthesis &
respiration in the cycling of matter & flow of energy within the cell
(e.g., single-celled alga).
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Bonus Quizzes:
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Extra Copies:
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Fun Links:
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Energy in a Cell
Cellular Energy
Cell Respiration: Releasing Chemical Energy
Cellular Energy Review
Autotropy
Cellular respiration
Photosynthesis & Cell Respiration
Photosynthesis
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Respiration/Photosynthesis Survey
Respiration/Photosynthesis Project
Respiration/Photosynthesis Chart
GIZMO: Plants & Snails
GIZMO: Cell Energy
Counting Leaf Stomata
Falling Leaves
Chloroplasts & Mitochondria Coloring WS
Cycles in Your Neighborhood
Carbon Cycle Game
Phosphorus & Sulfur Cycles WS
GIZMO: Water
Pollution
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Matching and Concentration
Fuel Cells Video
Energy in a Cell
Illuminating Photosynthesis
Stan Lee’s Superhuman (Lactic Acid Mutation)
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Remediation
Resources:
Photosynthesis Elearnin
Respiration in Plants
Photosynthesis & Respiration
Eutrophication
& Dead Zones
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Acceleration
Resources:
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For extra
credit on your Stomata Lab:
Take a picture of your Plant cells with your “cellular” device.
Make a collage of your Privet upper and lower epidermis and your
English Ivy upper and lower epidermis.
Label the guard
cells and stomata in the picture.
Label it with the scientific names of the plants and “What’Stomata in Dr. P’s class”
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