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Ch. 2 Review Jeopardy

Vocab Energy Cycles Relationships $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

Vocab $100 The role of an organism in it’s habitat is called: Ex. A bee’s role is to gather pollen

Vocab $200 When the same species of an organism live in one area they are known as a ___________.

A flower is an autotroph meaning: Vocab $300 A flower is an autotroph meaning:

Vocab $400 An abiotic factor is….

Vocab $500 Organisms that obtain nutrients by breaking down dead and decaying plants and animals are called:

This herbivore is what eats the producer Energy $100 This herbivore is what eats the producer

This is the ultimate source of energy for the food pyramid

How much energy is passed onto the next tropic level?

Energy $400 In a biomass pyramid which tropic level is largest? Producer, Primary Consumer, Tertiary Consumer?

Daily Double

True or False: Nutrients are lost at each level in the nutrient cycle. Cycles $100 True or False: Nutrients are lost at each level in the nutrient cycle.

Cycles $200 When bacteria is taken from the air and converted to a form usable for plants this is known as ________________.

Cycles $300 Evaporation, precipitation, and condensation are all processes in what cycle?

Cycles $400 The process by which bacteria in the soil breaks down nitrogen compounds and returns it to the atmosphere is called ________.

Cycles $500 The water, nitrogen, and carbon cycles are examples of what types of cycles?

Relationships $100 The symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit is known as this

A flea living on a dog displays this type of symbiotic relationship Relationships $200 A flea living on a dog displays this type of symbiotic relationship

Relationships $300 Organisms with overlapping niches probably have which type of relationship?

Relationships $400 The easiest way to show predatory and parasitic relationships between MANY species would be in a _____ ______.

Relationships $500 A symbiotic relationship in which one species benefits and the other is not helped nor harmed is called this

Carnivores cannot be Heterotrophs Primary Consumers Omnivores MISC $100 Carnivores cannot be Heterotrophs Primary Consumers Omnivores

What is “soil type” to an earthworm? MISC $200 What is “soil type” to an earthworm?

MISC $300 Jim and Pam got married last Thursday on which one of Ms. Mc’s favorite TV shows?

MISC $400 Organisms that live in the same physical area such as a tree or grove of trees are said to live in the same what?

MISC $500 A group of organisms that reproduces and produces fertile offspring is called a

Niche

Population

Self-feeding

A non-living factor in the environment. Ex. Soil, water, temperature

Decomposer

Primary Consumer

Sun

10%

Producer

If 5,000 units of energy are available at the level of grasses, what is the total number of energy units LOST by the time the energy reaches the wolf?

What is 4995 units

False

Nitrogen Fixation

Water

Denitrification

Nutrient Cycle

Mutalism

Parasitism

Competative

Food Web

Commensalism

Primary Consumers

Abiotic Factor

The Office

Habitat

Species