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What does a topographic map show?
A 100
Landforms and elevation
A 100
Who is known as the father of national parks?
A 200
John Muir
A 200
The Gold rush brought people to the area that is now what
national park ?
A 300
Yosemite National Park
A 300
Yellowstone is home to 2/3 of the world’s _________?
A 400
Geysers
A 400
Wapusk National Park is known for what?
A 500
Polar Bear Denning area
A 500
Half Dome and El Capitan are found in which national
park?
B 100
Yosemite
B 100
How is tourism a threat to national parks?
B 200
Pollution, Litter, Erosion
B 200
What was the first international park?
B 300
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
B 300
What was the first national park?
B 400
Yellowstone National Park
B 400
Which North American park is the only one with a humid
subtropical climate?
B 500
Everglades National Park
B 500
How does the growth of human population effect the
environment?
C 100
More consumption = more pollution, scarcity of
resources, building of cities, etc.
C 100
How many daily calories does a human need for
healthy life?
C 200
2,700
C 200
What determines if someone is in the consumer class?
C 300
At least $7,000 income
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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What is the “digital divide”?
C 400
The separation between those people who have access to
technology and those who do not
C 400
What are characteristics of a developing country?
C 500
Poverty, poor economy, high unemployment, war/conflict,
etc.
C 500
Where are most developing countries located?
D 100
Africa
D 100
What country has the world’s highest GDP?
D 200
USA
D 200
What country consumes over ¼ of the world’s oil?
D 300
USA
D 300
How can one figure the GDP per capita of a country?
D 400
GDP/Population = GDP per capita
D 400
What are characteristics of a developed country?
D 500
Advanced technology, high standard of living, stable
government, etc.
D 500
What is the difference between immigration and
emigration?
E 100
Emigration – moving from a country
Immigration – moving to a country
E 100
Why does the US depend on immigrant labor?
E 200
Immigrants fill many low paying jobs that many Americans do not want
E 200
When talented intellectual people leave their homeland
and serve in another country - _____________
E 300
Brain Drain
E 300
Who are the “Lost Boys of Sudan”?
E 400
Young refugees from the Sudan who fled their war torn
country
E 400
Which national park is filled with the huge Sequoia trees?
E 500
Yellowstone
E 500
Who is the host of CNN Student News?
F 100
Carl Azuz
F 100
Where did the three waves of immigrants come from?
F 200
1 – Northern and Western Europe
2 - Eastern and Southern Europe
3 - Latin America and AsiaF 200
What are some potential pull factors that may cause a
person to leave their home?
F 300
Better education/job
More rights/freedom
War
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F 300
How many games did the Lady Bears win last year
F 400
24
F 400
Who was the leading scorer for the Lady Bears last
season?
F 500
Alex Williams
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
How do emigrants hurt their home country?
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Brain Drain, divided families, etc
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