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THIS IS JEOPARDY

Symbiotic Relationships Surprise! Biomes Symbiotic Relationships Competition Adaptations Ecosystems 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 15 15 15 15 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 20

Which NBA team is currently in first place?

Golden State Warriors A 100

How do you spell my (your science 10 teacher) last name?

Schmitt A 200

Which biome is Vancouver Island in?

Temperate rainforest A 300

In Science 10 we study terrestrial biomes. What does ‘terrestrial’ mean?

Land based. A 400

What does ‘biodiversity’ mean, and why is it so important?

Biodiversity is all the different types of living things living in an ecosystem. It is important to have very high biodiversity (many types of plants and animals, and many of each type) to have a healthy ecosystem. A 500

Give 4 examples of abiotic components of a biosphere.

Sunlight, water, soil, temperature, rock etc B 100

What is the difference between the biosphere and a biome?

The biosphere includes all the biomes The biosphere includes all the biomes. The biosphere is the part of Earth that has living things. A biome is a division of the biosphere. It is a large region with similar biotic and abiotic components. (similar climate, plants and animals) B 200

B 300

B 300

Tofino British Columbia, located on Vancouver Island, has an average annual rainfall of 250 cm and average temperature of 10 degrees celsius. What type of biome is Tofino located in? B 400

Temperate rainforest B 400

Based on the climatograph, what type of biome is Iqaluit in?

(Very close to boreal forest as well) Tundra (Very close to boreal forest as well) B 500

What type of adaptation is shown here? C 100

Structural Adaptation

What example of a structural adaptation do you see here? Why?

The tree is a cone shape. This protects the branches from breaking when the tree is covered in snow.

We watched a video about a group of dolphins swimming in circles to help them catch fish. What type of adaptation did this example represent? C 300

Behavioural adaptation C 300

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

Every year, millions of birds in North America travel south during the winter. This is an example of a: C 400

Behavioural adaptation. C 400

Cacti have special methods of surviving with little water, wolves can maintain body temperature even in super cold winters and some frogs have poisonous skin. These are all examples of: C 500

Physiological adaptations.

D 100

D 100

D 200

D 200

What is the difference between a community and a population?

A community includes all the living organisms in an ecosystem A community includes all the living organisms in an ecosystem. (all the trees, grass, bushes, bears, mice, birds, rabbits etc) A population includes only the members of one particular species. (23 rabbits live in the ecosystem) D 300

D 400

D 400

Why could we call a rotting log or a tidepool an ecosystem?

Both tidepools and rotting logs include communities of plants and animals (biotic components) and also have abiotic components which interact with each other. D 500

What kind of symbiotic relationship is this?

Mutualism E 100

The cuckoo bird lays its eggs in the nest of another bird The cuckoo bird lays its eggs in the nest of another bird. When the egg hatches, this other bird spends its energy to raise the baby cuckoo as its own. What type of relationship is this? E 200

Parasitism E 200

Sea anemones and anemone fish have a symbiotic relationship Sea anemones and anemone fish have a symbiotic relationship. The anemones provide the fish with protection from predators (which cannot tolerate the stings of the anemone's tentacles) and the fish defend the anemones against butterflyfish, which eat anemones. What kind of relationship is this? E 300

Mutualism E 300

What type of relationship exists between worms and bacteria?

Mutualism E 400

What kind of relationship exists between cockroaches and the worms?

Parasitism E 500

What causes competition to occur? F 100

Two or more organisms compete for the same resource (such as food or habitat) when they are in the same location at the same time. F 100

Give an example of predation Give an example of predation. Clearly explain which is the predator and which is the prey. F 200

For example: Predator – Cat Prey - Mouse F 200

List 3 examples of predator adaptations.

Eyes in front to judge distance to prey, sharp teeth, sharp claws, good eyesight, good sense of smell, hunting in groups, special hunting strategies, poison etc F 300

List 4 examples of adaptations prey animals use to avoid predators.

Spines, hard shells, poison, camouflage, mimicry etc

Which is the predator, and which is the prey? F 500

A – Prey B - Predator F 500

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