1st Grade GA 3rd Challenge Biotechnology

What is stigmatization?

• Techniques and knowledge employed in the use and treatment of the soil to cultivate plants, seeds, and fruits.

• Techniques and practices aimed at modifying or recombining DNA by altering or eliminating genes in the genetic code of living beings

• Goods and services we obtain from the natural environment to satisfy our needs and desires.

• The act of attributing a negative mark or stereotype to a thing, person, or group because of characteristics that are considered different, inferior or negative.

• The application of scientific knowledge for the development of tools, systems, or processes that solve problems or improve our quality of life.

What is agriculture?

• Techniques and knowledge employed in the use and treatment of the soil to cultivate plants, seeds, and fruits.

• Techniques and practices aimed at modifying or recombining DNA by altering or eliminating genes in the genetic code of living beings

• Goods and services we obtain from the natural environment to satisfy our needs and desires.

• The act of attributing a negative mark or stereotype to a thing, person, or group because of characteristics that are considered different, inferior or negative.

• The application of scientific knowledge for the development of tools, systems, or processes that solve problems or improve our quality of life.

What is technology?

• Techniques and knowledge employed in the use and treatment of the soil to cultivate plants, seeds, and fruits.

• Techniques and practices aimed at modifying or recombining DNA by altering or eliminating genes in the genetic code of living beings

• Goods and services we obtain from the natural environment to satisfy our needs and desires.

• The act of attributing a negative mark or stereotype to a thing, person, or group because of characteristics that are considered different, inferior or negative.

• The application of scientific knowledge for the development of tools, systems, or processes that solve problems or improve our quality of life.

What are natural resources?

• Techniques and knowledge employed in the use and treatment of the soil to cultivate plants, seeds, and fruits.

• Techniques and practices aimed at modifying or recombining DNA by altering or eliminating genes in the genetic code of living beings

• Goods and services we obtain from the natural environment to satisfy our needs and desires.

• The act of attributing a negative mark or stereotype to a thing, person, or group because of characteristics that are considered different, inferior or negative.

• The application of scientific knowledge for the development of tools, systems, or processes that solve problems or improve our quality of life.

How are natural resources classified?

• humans and domesticated animals

• renewable and non-renewable

• natural and artificial

• goods and services

What are some examples of renewable natural resources?

• genes

• fossil fuels, minerals

• solar energy, wind energy, freshwater

• needs and desires

What is genetic manipulation?

• Techniques and knowledge employed in the use and treatment of the soil to cultivate plants, seeds, and fruits.

• Techniques and practices aimed at modifying or recombining DNA by altering or eliminating genes in the genetic code of living beings

• Goods and services we obtain from the natural environment to satisfy our needs and desires.

• The act of attributing a negative mark or stereotype to a thing, person, or group because of characteristics that are considered different, inferior or negative.

• The application of scientific knowledge for the development of tools, systems, or processes that solve problems or improve our quality of life.

What are some examples of non-renewable natural resources?

• genes

• fossil fuels, minerals

• solar energy, wind energy, freshwater

• needs and desires

What is the purpose of technology?

• To solve problems and improve our quality of life

• To attribute characteristics that are considered inferior

• To feel important

• To modify our genes

Why do we use natural resources?

• To feel important

• To attribute characteristics that are considered inferior

• To satisfy our needs and desires

• To damage our planet