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Catastrophic Events & Aquatic Biomes

Catastrophic Events & Aquatic Biomes

Assessment

Presentation

Science

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
MS-LS2-4, MS-LS1-5, MS-ESS3-2

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Micah Morris

Used 76+ times

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7 Slides • 9 Questions

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Catastrophic Events & Aquatic Biomes

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HURRICANE

A rotating storm with heavy rain and strong wind

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Hurricane

A rotating storm with heavy rain and strong winds

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Poll

Hurricanes displace organisms from their natural environment.

Agree

Disagree

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Open Ended

What kind of adaptation would plants need to survive a hurricane?

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TORNADO

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A rotating column of air extending from cumulonimbus cloud to Earth

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Open Ended

How would a tornado affect a watershed?

Reminder: a watershed is an area that drains water into a another water source (river, lake, ocean)

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FLOOD

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​A temporary rise in water level, causing water to cover land that is normally dry

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Open Ended

How would a flood affect a freshwater ecosystems (lakes/rivers)? What if there were two freshwater ecosystems located near each other?

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DROUGHT

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​A period of very dry weather

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Open Ended

How would a drought affect a watershed?

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Open Ended

What kind of adaptations would an organism need to survive a drought?

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TSUNAMI

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Very large ocean wave caused by underwater earthquake

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Multiple Choice

What specific environment would be affected by a tsunami?

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Aquatic Environment

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Terrestrial Environment

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Aquatic & Terrestrial Environment

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The Atmosphere

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OIL SPILL

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​Release of petroleum oil due to human activity

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Multiple Choice

Oil spills only effect organisms located in the closest area of it.

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true

2

false

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Fill in the Blank

Oil Spills couldn't occur without

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