Ecology Jeopardy

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Ecology Jeopardy

• Jeopardy
• Quiz Review
• Game

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Biotic or Abiotic? What am I? What goes around comes around Webs, chains, pyramids, relationships Ecological Levels
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Water
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abiotic
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Living or once living
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biotic
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Grass
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Biotic
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Soil
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Abiotic
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Rabbits
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biotic
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I am a consumer that eats both plants and animals
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omnivore
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I am a deer and eat just plants
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herbivore
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I eat a mouse that eats grass, so I am a ____
level consumer
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Second(ary)
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I can make my own food, I am a
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Producer( autotroph)
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I eat the bodies of dead organisms
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scavenger
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The step in the water cycle in which water
vapor(gas) becomes liquid water is
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condensation
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Molecules of liquid water absorb energy and
change into the gas state
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evaporation
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All living things contain this building block
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carbon
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What can fix free nitrogen into a form to be
used by plants and eventually get to us?
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Bacteria
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• Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are all forms of

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precipitation
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Many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem make
up a(n)
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Food web
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In an energy pyramid, which level has the most
available energy?
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producers
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A close relationship between two species that
benefits at least one of the species is called
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symbiosis
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When one species benefits and the other is
neither hurt or helped is the symbiotic
relationship called
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commensalism
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When a tick is on a human, the human is the
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host
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This is the level that includes the part of earth
where life exists
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Biosphere
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The study of how living things interact with each
other and with their environment is called
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ecology
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All the different populations that live together
are called a
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community
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The place where an organism lives that provides
the things it needs
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habitat
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The smallest unit of ecological organization is
a single
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organism