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1 Let’s Play Jeopardy!

2 Rules Played like normal Jeopardy EXCEPT: No Final Jeopardy
No Daily Doubles If a team gets the answer wrong, another group can ring in to answer unless the question is true or false. Good Luck to ALL Teams!

3 ROUND I Abiotic Community Producer Food Chain Limiting Factor Biotic Population Consumer Food Web Carrying Ecosystem Decomposer Energy Pyramid Capacity 100 200 300 400 500 Round II

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5 Abiotic and Biotic Factors $100
Identify a biotic factor in the list below. Water Sand Crab Both A and B HOME

6 Abiotic and Biotic Factors $200
Flies are an example of a(n) ____________ factor. Abiotic Biotic Neither Both HOME

7 Abiotic and Biotic Factors $300
What is the best definition of a biotic factor? Non-living factor in an environment Living factor in an environment Population of species in an environment Community of organisms in an environment HOME

8 Abiotic and Biotic Factors $400
Why is the sun not included in a food chain? The sun is alive so it can’t be in a food chain The sun is biotic so it can’t be in a food chain The sun is abiotic so it can’t be in a food chain All of the above HOME

9 Abiotic and Biotic Factors $500
What type of factor is a nut, such as a walnut that comes from a tree? Biotic Abiotic Both abiotic and biotic Neither abiotic or biotic HOME

10 Population, Community and Ecosystem $100
What is the best definition for a population? Abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem Abiotic factors in an ecosystem Biotic factors in an ecosystem All the members of one species in an area HOME

11 Population, Community and Ecosystem $200
Blue crabs are in the Chesapeake Bay. What is the best description of a blue crab’s population? 1 blue crab 5 blue crabs Blue crabs and mussels Blue crabs, mussels and water interacting in the Chesapeake Bay HOME

12 Population, Community and Ecosystem $300
Blue crabs interacting with mussels and algae would be considered a(n) _____________. Species Population Community Ecosystem HOME

13 Population, Community and Ecosystem $400
What happens to the grasshopper, rabbit and rodent populations if there is a drought? Populations would not change Populations would compete and some would decrease in number Population would compete and some would increase in number Populations would both increase and decrease over time (called fluctuating) HOME

14 Population, Community and Ecosystem $500
The graph shows the population of mallard ducks, snapping turtles, and raccoons living in a pond ecosystem. Snapping turtles prey on ducklings. Raccoons prey on duck eggs and turtle eggs. In which year was there a sudden change in all three populations and what may have caused this change? 1993; the duck population increased because the turtle population increased 1992; the raccoon population decreased so the duck and turtle population could increase Explain why the raccoon population would cause a change in the turtle and duck populations. HOME

15 Producer, Consumer, and Decomposer $100
Identify the producer below. Plant Animal Blue crab Mushroom HOME

16 Producer, Consumer, and Decomposer $200
What is the primary consumer in the food chain? Sun Grass Deer Wolf HOME

17 Producer, Consumer, and Decomposer $300
Grass is the producer in the food chain. What is the role of the producer in an ecosystem? Create it own food using energy from the sun Be food for consumer and decomposers Neither A or B Both A and B HOME

18 Producer, Consumer, and Decomposer $400
Identify the consumer in the food chain. Sun Grass Wolf Both A and B HOME

19 Producer, Consumer, and Decomposer $500
The food chain is missing a decomposer. Which statement best describes the role of decomposers? Mushrooms, bacteria, and earthworms Break down matter and returns nutrients to soil Consumed by producers Make their own food HOME

20 Food Chain, Food Web, Energy Pyramid $100
What is wrong in the food chain? There is no arrow going from the wolf to the sun There are too many producers There are too many consumers The sun doesn’t belong HOME

21 Food Chain, Food Web, Energy Pyramid $200
Where is the greatest amount of energy in an energy pyramid? Producers Primary consumers Secondary consumers decomposers HOME

22 Food Chain, Food Web, Energy Pyramid $300
Which is the only true statement about an energy pyramid? Energy increases as you go down the energy pyramid. Energy decreases as you go down the energy pyramid. Energy doesn’t change in an energy pyramid. Energy fluctuates in an energy pyramid. HOME

23 Food Chain, Food Web, Energy Pyramid $400
What is being shown in the picture? Consumers Producers Food chain Food web HOME

24 Food Chain, Food Web, Energy Pyramid $500
The picture shows alfalfa. Where would you put alfalfa in an energy pyramid? At the top At the bottom It is a decomposer so you wouldn’t include it HOME

25 Limiting Factors and Carrying Capacity - $100
What is the best definition for carrying capacity? Anything that limits the size of a population Anything that increases the size of a population Average population an area can support Largest population an area can support over a long period of time HOME

26 Limiting Factors and Carrying Capacity $200
The graph shows the population of mallard ducks, snapping turtles, and raccoons living in a pond ecosystem. Snapping turtles prey on ducklings. Raccoons prey on duck eggs and turtle eggs. What is the best description of the limiting factor for the ducks? Raccoons Ducks Turtles Predation HOME

27 Limiting Factors and Carrying Capacity $300
What is the carrying capacity for the ducks? About 10-25 About 20 About 55 Can not be determined HOME

28 Limiting Factors and Carrying Capacity $400
The graph shows the population of mallard ducks, snapping turtles, and raccoons living in a pond ecosystem. Snapping turtles prey on ducklings. Raccoons prey on duck eggs and turtle eggs. What is the best description of the limiting factor for the turtles? Human impact Limited resources Ducklings Predation HOME

29 Limiting Factors and Carrying Capacity $500
Fill in the blank. Limiting factors, such as availability of resources, can cause ___________________ . Competition Extinction Both A and B Neither A or B HOME

30 REVIEW- ROUND II 200 400 600 800 1000 Double Round

31 $200 HOME

32 $400 HOME

33 $600 HOME

34 $800 HOME

35 $1000 HOME

36 $200 HOME

37 $400 HOME

38 $600 HOME

39 $800 HOME

40 $1000 HOME

41 $200 HOME

42 $400 HOME

43 $600 HOME

44 $800 HOME

45 $1000 HOME

46 $200 HOME

47 $400 HOME

48 $600 HOME

49 $800 HOME

50 $1000 HOME

51 $200 HOME

52 $400 HOME

53 $600 HOME

54 $800 HOME

55 $1000 HOME

56 FINAL JEOPARDY

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