Biology games. Biology quiz presentation for a biology lesson (grade 8) on the topic Biology questions

Biology quiz

Warm-up 1. What body fluid is about 5 liters?

2.A chemical element found in bones?

3.The brain department responsible for motor coordination?

4. Is this organ the size of a clenched fist?

5.Lack of this vitamin causes scurvy in humans

6. How many ears does a person have?

8. Where are the alveoli located?

9. An animal on which Pavlov worked out conditioned reflexes?

Hygiene competition

What is the name of the hardening method cold water, swimming in an ice hole, walking barefoot in the snow? Winter swimming

What is the name of sunbathing? Heliotherapy

They say that teeth should be brushed twice a day: for beauty and for hygiene. When is it done for hygiene? In the evening, before going to bed

Why shouldn't hot food be washed down with cold water? Enamel cracks due to temperature changes Food must be thoroughly chewed for its best ...

If a teenager wears tight shoes, then he develops ...

Disease Competition

Pituitary hyperfunction in childhood... Gigantism

A decrease in the number of red blood cells or a decrease in hemoglobin in them Anemia

Heavy infectious disease mucous membrane of the throat, larynx with severe poisoning of the body. Diphtheria

Dust-droplet infection that most often affects the lungs of the body. Tuberculosis

Liver damage from alcohol and carcinogenic substances. Cirrhosis

Competition "Pharmacology"

A medicinal plant, in the name of which the names of the drink and precipitation are hidden.

In the mountains of northeastern Turkey, for the treatment of many diseases, the bioenergetic potential of non-venomous snakes is used by applying to sore spot... Name this snake. Already

The ancient Egyptian queen Cleopatra slept on pillows filled with plant petals to improve sleep. Which one? Roses

Medicinal plant called by the American Indians "white man's footprint" Plantain

This plant is popularly called "wild sunflower". Its other name speaks of the number of curable diseases of Elecampane.

Babies must be bathed in a decoction of this plant. They call it: scrofulous grass, goat horns, arrow, but what is the scientific name of the plant? Succession

Contest "In Thought"

This animal helped the French researcher Bernard Courtois to make an important discovery - to isolate iodine in its pure form, unknown at that time. Name this pet.

In old arab medical books it is mentioned that people learned about the invigorating properties of coffee beans by prompting some domestic animals. A monk from one of the Ethiopian monasteries noticed that in those days, when these animals grazed where coffee bushes and trees grew, they became especially lively and playful. The monk tried to eat the fruits of coffee: because he had, like other monks, to take part in the night vigils. And what? The dream receded. Soon, other monks followed his experience, and then this experience went beyond the monastery. What kind of pets suggested to the monks about the invigorating properties of coffee?

Initially, when man first began to domesticate these animals, the Spanish conquerors met these animals in Central America completely without hair. The Mexicans fattened them up and ate them. Over time, they began to be used for other purposes. Now these animals serve in the circus, participate in scientific experiments and even took part in space exploration.

The Papuan tribes living in New Guinea honor the cult of this animal. They are raised as family members, addressed to them by name, put to sleep next to them, stroked, caressed and cry when the animal is sick. They are fed the best dishes from their table.

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Biology riddles

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Biology questions

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Entertaining biology. Green "lungs" of the planet. The symbol of our Motherland. Can a penguin call itself a bird? How to distinguish insects from representatives of other classes of arthropods. What kind of animal builds a nest on the grass and in the bushes. What is the Red Book. The tallest cereal. What kind of bird can crawl upside down on the trunk. Not a beast, not a bird, a sock like a knitting needle. Which animal has more cervical vertebrae? How the reserve differs from the reserve. How to find out how old he is from the stump of a felled tree. What is the largest bird living in Russia? Why insects are called "children of the Sun" - Biology Questions.ppt

Biology competition

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Biology competition. Warm up. Mio and rd. Teams. The science of maintaining and strengthening human health. The science of the structure and shape of an organism and its organs. Fixed bone connection. Competition for captains. Term. Blood and circulation. Erythrocyte. Find the mistake. The nasal cavity. Brush. Right atrium. 1. Capillary 2. Arterial 3. Venous. Competition of erudites. Pope Innocent. Field of Dreams. Part of the brain. English scientist. The science. Biology competition. - Biology Competition.pptx

Biology quiz

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Good afternoon, young experts in biology! Welcome to the most famous student of our school, Pochemuchkin. Today, two teams are taking part in the biological shootout: "Roots" and "Vershki". An hour of entertaining biology. Representation of commands. Each team within 2 minutes shows a "business card" - the name of the team, the emblem. Protection in the form of songs, poems, sketches of your choice. Warm up. Warm-up for "Vershkov" 1. A branch in bunches is dressed in Violet color. "Secrets of the Black Box" Tip # 1. Unpretentious. In the heat they dry up and seem lifeless. They live up to 50-100 years. Tip # 2 Symbiosis. Lichen + Mushroom. - Biology quiz.ppt

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Questions for the biology quiz

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Such a different life

MBOU SOSH "Technical Lyceum"

Obninsk

Command view:

Name, motto.

1. Find a common ending to get the words:

2. Make up full names:

Black ear

Tsokotukha

White Bim

Black ear

Max - 5 points

Rikki-tiki

Tsokotukha

Max. 5 points

2. Make up full names:

White Bim

Tsokotukha

Black ear

Max - 5 points

Rikki-tiki

3. Make a story out of words:

Microscope, river, rabbit, girl, autumn, summer, illness, sun, scientist, joy.

Viewers judge: the best story is 5 points. While the story is being composed - playing with the audience: words - animals, plants?

The first is the note
The second is also.
And the whole looks like a bean.

Beans

The end is at the bottom of the pond

And the whole in the museum

You can find it easily.

4. Charades (5 points)

The first one is lying on the ground,

Second, it pours into the Volga,

And the whole - the bird is called.

5. Choose the correct answer:

The elephant Batyr became famous for the fact that:

Knew how to draw
Knew how to speak
I was able to solve examples
Knew how to dance

Correct answer - 1 point

Born in captivity to wild elephants. Spoke 20 words in Russian and Kazakh languages... He asked for a drink, praised himself.

5. Choose the correct answer:

How the people of New Guinea use the web:

Catch birds
Store products
Fish
Make clothes

Correct answer - 1 point

And in Japan they knit socks. Small birds can also be caught. Use as raw material for silk production.

5. Choose the correct answer:

Age of the oldest tree:

8 thousand years
100 years
1,000 years
5 thousand years

Correct answer - 1 point

Spruce growing in the mountains of Sweden since the Ice Age

5. Choose the correct answer:

Who celebrated 400 years in 2011?

Turtle
Clam
Owl

Correct answer - 1 point

Correct answer - 15 points

Hint cost - 1 point

You can buy hints with points. (1 tip - 1 point)

Hints

These units contain an indication of the animal and time.
A small wild animal collects ticks.
The animal collects ticks for 60 minutes.
"Not a tailor, but walking with needles all his life."
Similar unit of measure: km / h.

Print, distribute. 1 tip - 1 point

Games lessons

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Game teaching methods in biology lessons. Lessons –competitions. Lessons - press conferences. KVN-type lessons. Theater lessons. Lessons with group forms of work. Peer learning lessons. Lessons taught by students. Lessons - tests. Binary lessons. Lessons are generalizations. Lessons - lectures. Lessons - conferences. Lessons - seminars. Lessons - excursions. Lessons are games. I will give a few examples of the use of game techniques in the classroom and at extracurricular activities. LOTO: option 1. LOTO: option 2. 1. Rebus "Conifers" What is the significance of conifers in nature? - Games lessons.ppt

Biology game

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Biology game

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"Game in biology" grade 6

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Biology game. Basket. Golden mean. Little white dress. Blizzard. Weed. Petals. What is superfluous. Earthworm. Find the mistake. Capercaillie. Catch the bird. Walk in the woods. Spring is coming. Crossword. Insect. Freeze. Living letter. Team. Guess the puzzle. Linden. Beet. - "Game in biology" Grade 6.ppt

Biology competition

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Biology competition. Warm up. Teams. The science of maintaining and strengthening human health. The science of the structure and shape of an organism and its organs. Fixed bone connection. Competition for captains. Term. Blood and circulation. Erythrocyte. Find the mistake. The nasal cavity. Brush. Right atrium. Competition of erudites. Pope Innocent. Field of Dreams. Part of the brain. English scientist. The science. - Biology Competition.pptx

Biology quiz

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Such nests are built by public weavers, placing them on the tops of tall trees. Each couple has their own apartment. Such nests are built by public weavers, placing them on the tops of tall trees. Each couple has their own apartment. To the choice of questions To the choice of questions To the choice of questions To the choice of questions

In flamingos, like in chickens, ducks, geese, swans, chicks hatch from an egg covered with thick fluff, with open eyes... After drying, after a few hours they leave the nests and follow their parents. Birds with this type of development are called brood birds. Chicks of brood birds are able to feed on their own, but at first they need protection from enemies and heating by their parents. In flamingos, as in chickens, ducks, geese, swans, chicks hatch from an egg covered with thick down, with open eyes. After drying, after a few hours they leave the nests and follow their parents. Birds with this type of development are called brood birds. Chicks of brood birds are able to feed on their own, but at first they need protection from enemies and heating by their parents. To the choice of questions To the choice of questions

The most fragile nests are built by crested swifts. In fact, the nest is a tiny piece of saliva and a couple of pieces of bark. The "nest" can support the weight of a single, tiny testicle, while the parents sit side by side on a branch. The most fragile nests are built by crested swifts. In fact, the nest is a tiny piece of saliva and a couple of pieces of bark. The "nest" can support the weight of a single, tiny testicle, while the parents sit side by side on a branch. Back to questions Back to questions Back to questions Back to questions

The most fragile nests are built by crested swifts. In fact, the nest is a tiny piece of saliva and a couple of pieces of bark. The "nest" can support the weight of a single tiny testicle, and the parents sit side by side on a branch. The most fragile nests are built by crested swifts. In fact, the nest is a tiny piece of saliva and a couple of pieces of bark. The "nest" can support the weight of a single tiny testicle, and the parents sit side by side on a branch. Back to questions Back to questions

Arctic tern migrates from the North Pole to the South Pole. In a day, he covers a distance of 3300 km without rest, making over 250 thousand sweeps. Arctic tern migrates from the North Pole to the South Pole. In a day, he covers a distance of 3300 km without rest, making over 250 thousand sweeps. Back to questions Back to questions

Birds feel the Earth's magnetic field, the Earth's rotation, react to the position of the Sun, and navigate at night by the position of the constellations. Birds feel the Earth's magnetic field, the Earth's rotation, react to the position of the Sun, and navigate at night by the position of the constellations. Back to questions to questions

The peregrine falcon in vertical flight, falling from a great height, develops a speed of 250 km per hour. It catches prey only on the fly. There were cases when a missed peregrine falcon crashed to death on the ground, not having time to turn aside. The peregrine falcon in vertical flight, falling from a great height, develops a speed of 250 km per hour. It catches prey only on the fly. There were cases when a missed peregrine falcon crashed to death on the ground, not having time to turn aside. Back to questions Back to questions

Woodpecker chicks. Woodpecker chicks. In the first days of birth, chicks make sounds similar to a soft hiss. They are still completely helpless; they lie in a tight heap at the bottom of the hollow, intertwined with long necks. In the first days of birth, chicks make sounds similar to a soft hiss. They are still completely helpless; they lie in a tight heap at the bottom of the hollow, intertwined with long necks. In this state, they form a semblance of a small pyramid, which is the best way to keep warm in the absence of parents. Every day the chicks become more and more active, scream loudly and stand up, resting on their heads. After a while, standing under a tree, you can clearly hear sounds reminiscent of the ticking of a large wall clock. And a few days later, screams from the hollow are heard for many steps around. Now they resemble the ringing of small metal bells. In this state, they form a semblance of a small pyramid, which is the best way to keep warm in the absence of parents. Every day the chicks become more and more active, scream loudly and stand up, resting on their heads. After a while, standing under a tree, you can clearly hear sounds reminiscent of the ticking of a large wall clock. And a few days later, screams from the hollow are heard for many steps around. Now they resemble the ringing of small metal bells. Return to questions. Return to questions. Return to questions. Return to questions.

Yes, they can, for example, in the photograph, the chicks of the yellow wagtail ("red-mouthed"). Yes, they can, for example, in the photograph, the chicks of the yellow wagtail ("red-mouthed"). Feeding is most often an instinct; the painted mouth attracts the mother's attention. Feeding is most often an instinct; the painted mouth attracts the mother's attention. Back to questions Back to questions

The goose, unlike the duckling, takes any moving object for its mother, acquiring a conditioned reflex to the mother with the help of sight. Ducklings are guided by hearing, the duck teaches them with a sound signal even before birth. The goose, unlike the duckling, takes any moving object for its mother, acquiring a conditioned reflex to the mother with the help of sight. Ducklings are guided by hearing, the duck teaches them with a sound signal even before birth. Back to questions Back to questions

Bright tropical birds, and the predominant color is usually bright grassy green. It is especially characteristic that brightly colored fields are sharply delimited one from another, and their colors are often complementary colors of the spectrum (green and purple, bluish purple and light yellow, etc.). Bright tropical birds, and the predominant color is usually bright grassy green. It is especially characteristic that brightly colored fields are sharply delimited one from another, and their colors are often complementary colors of the spectrum (green and purple, bluish purple and light yellow, etc.). Answer

Hummingbirds perfectly fly forward, backward, to the side and even upside down, in addition, they can hang in the air. The wing-beat frequency reaches 90 times per second. Hummingbirds perfectly fly forward, backward, to the side and even upside down, in addition, they can hang in the air. The wing-beat frequency reaches 90 times per second. Back to questions Back to questions

Flamingos feed on pink-colored algae. Flamingos can turn white when their diet is changed. Flamingos feed on pink-colored algae. Flamingos can turn white when their diet is changed. Back to questions Back to questions Back to questions Back to questions

The male frigate seeks to attract the female's attention with the help of " hot air balloon"His swollen goiter looks like. The male frigate seeks to attract the female's attention with the help of a "balloon", which is similar to his swollen goiter. Back to questions Back to questions Back to questions Back to questions

In connection with the flight, birds have a peculiar structure of the respiratory organs. When the wings are lifted, the bags stretch and air through the nostrils is forcefully sucked into the lungs and further into the bags themselves. When the wings are lowered, the air sacs are compressed and the air from them enters the lungs, where gas exchange occurs again. What is the name of this breathing? In connection with the flight, birds have a peculiar structure of the respiratory organs. When the wings are lifted, the bags stretch and air through the nostrils is forcefully sucked into the lungs and further into the bags themselves. When the wings are lowered, the air sacs are compressed and the air from them enters the lungs, where gas exchange occurs again. What is the name of this breathing? Answer

The exchange of gases in the lungs during inhalation and exhalation is called double breathing. Its adaptive meaning is obvious: the more often the bird flaps its wings, the more actively it breathes. In addition, air bags keep the bird from overheating during fast flight. The exchange of gases in the lungs during inhalation and exhalation is called double breathing. Its adaptive meaning is obvious: the more often the bird flaps its wings, the more actively it breathes. In addition, air bags keep the bird from overheating during fast flight. Back to questions Back to questions Exit

In large birds, the normal body temperature is ° С, in small ones ° С. In large birds, the normal body temperature is ° С, in small ones ° С. Back to questions Back to questions

Intensive digestion, respiration and blood circulation provide a high metabolic rate characteristic of birds, slightly exceeding the metabolic rate of mammals and, very significantly, of reptiles. Indirect indicator high level body temperature serves as metabolism. Intensive digestion, respiration and blood circulation provide a high metabolic rate characteristic of birds, slightly exceeding the metabolic rate of mammals and, very significantly, of reptiles. Body temperature is an indirect indicator of high metabolic rate. And what values does it have in birds? And what values does it have in birds? Answer

Sparrow birds and pigeons can, without moving their eyes and turning their heads, immediately grasp up to 300 degrees of vision, only one-sixth of the circumference remains outside the visible. An enviable outlook! Let me remind you that a person has a total field of view of only 150 degrees. Sparrow birds and pigeons can, without moving their eyes and turning their heads, immediately grasp up to 300 degrees of vision, only one-sixth of the circumference remains outside the visible. An enviable outlook! Let me remind you that a person has a total field of view of only 150 degrees. Back to questions Back to questions

It is known that birds have excellent eyesight. With the exception of owls, birds' eyes are located not in front of the head, but on the sides, and birds see more to the side than to the front. Do you know what is the angle of vision in birds? It is known that birds have excellent eyesight. With the exception of owls, birds' eyes are located not in front of the head, but on the sides, and birds see more to the side than to the front. Do you know what is the angle of vision in birds? Answer