1. Chapter 20 Interactions of Living Things

2. Environment Living Things Energy Types of Interactions Misc. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

3. Answer Which of the following is abiotic and why? fish, turtle, soil, or flower

4. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Soil – because it is not living

5. What are all the different populations that live in the same habitat and interact with each other called? Answer

6. Communities Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy

7. Answer What do you call a group of living things that are the same species in a specific area?

8. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyPopulation

9. Answer All of the biotic and abiotic factors in a community is called an ___________.

10. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyEcosystem

11. Answer What is the study of the interaction of living things with one another and their environment?

12. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyEcology

13. What are organisms that make their own food from sunlight called? Answer

14. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyProducers

15. Answer What do you call an organism that eats only animals?

16. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyCarnivore

17. Answer What do you call an organism that eats only plants?

18. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyHerbivore

19. Answer What do you call an organism that eats both plants and animals?

20. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyOmnivore

21. Answer What type of organism breaks down (eats) dead things and recycles them back into the Earth?

22. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyDecomposer

23. Answer What is a diagram that shows how energy flows from one organism to another?

24. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Food Chain

25. Answer What do you call the diagram that shows all the feeding relationships between living things in an ecosystem?

26. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Food Web

27. Answer What is the triangular diagram that shows an ecosystem’s loss of energy?

28. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Energy Pyramid

29. Answer What type of organisms are located at the base of the energy pyramid?

30. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyDecomposers

31. Answer What type of consumer is located at the top of the energy pyramid?

32. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Primary Consumer

33. Answer Two members of the same species fight over food. Members of different species try to take over nesting areas. These are both examples of _________.

34. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyCompetition

35. Answer What is the term used to describe a sparrow that has been caught and eaten by an eagle?

36. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyPrey

37. Answer What do you call an organism that catches and eats other animals?

38. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyPredator

39. Answer In which type of symbiosis do organisms help each other?

40. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyMutualism

41. Answer The type of symbiosis in which one organism hurts another to benefit itself.

42. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyParasitism

43. Answer What do you call the part of Earth where life exists including deep in the ocean and high in the sky?

44. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyBiosphere

45. Answer The amount of food, water, space, shelter, etc. that are needed for life are found in limited amounts are called ___________.

46. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Limiting Factors

47. Answer What is the largest population an environment can support?

48. Back to Jeopardy Back to Jeopardy Carrying Capacity

49. Answer In which type of symbiosis does one organism benefit and the other one is unaffected?

50. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyCommensalism

51. Answer When two species change over time due to their relationship, it is called ______________.

52. Back to Jeopardy Back to JeopardyCoevolution