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Welcome to Jeopardy!
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Another Presentation © 2001 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon
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Final Jeopardy Round 1
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Using Evidence Ecosystems Interactions Distribution Succession Consequences $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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Living things are called
$100 Living things are called
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$100 Biotic Scores
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Water is an example of this kind of factor
$200 Water is an example of this kind of factor
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$200 Abiotic Scores
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$300 Leeches suck blood from humans for food. This is an example of this kind of symbiotic relationship.
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$300 Parasitism Scores
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$400 Barnacles live on whales so they can get food easier. They do not harm the whales. This is an example of this type of symbiotic relationship.
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$400 Commensalism Scores
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Landfills added this to line their bottoms.
$500 Landfills added this to line their bottoms.
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$500 Clay Scores
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Carbon dioxide is a product of this process
$100 Carbon dioxide is a product of this process
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$100 Cellular respiration
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$200 These types of animals prefer to feed on animals that have already died
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$200 Scavengers Scores
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There are more of these than herbivores in ecosystems.
$300 There are more of these than herbivores in ecosystems.
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$300 Producers Scores
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Daily Double
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Arrows in food chains represent this
$400 Arrows in food chains represent this
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$400 Energy flow Scores
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The water cycle includes: evaporation, precipitation and this.
$500 The water cycle includes: evaporation, precipitation and this.
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$500 Condensation Scores
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$100 If I brought a tree home from Mexico and planted it in our schoolyard, it would be an example of this.
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$100 Bioinvasion Scores
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$200 In competition, animals compete for resources, like water, that are in this quantity.
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$200 Limited quantity Scores
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$300 True or false. Distribution of abiotic and biotic factors are always evenly spaced.
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$300 False Scores
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$400 The population changes in predator and prey relationships can be described by this “c” word
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$400 Cyclical or cycle Scores
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In a relationship between lynx and hares. This is the predator.
$500 In a relationship between lynx and hares. This is the predator.
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$500 Lynx Scores
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All ecosystems start with this
$100 All ecosystems start with this
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$100 Pioneer species Scores
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Life can grow during primary succession once it has this
$200 Life can grow during primary succession once it has this
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$200 Soil Scores
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$300 A stable community that has a diverse numbers of species is called this.
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$300 Climax community Scores
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Secondary succession starts after this
$400 Secondary succession starts after this
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$400 Natural disaster Scores
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This type of succession can happen more than once in one area
$500 This type of succession can happen more than once in one area
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$500 Secondary succession
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This chemical is famous for being a very harmful pesticide
$100 This chemical is famous for being a very harmful pesticide
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$100 DDT Scores
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DDT hurt animals higher in the food chain because of this concept
$200 DDT hurt animals higher in the food chain because of this concept
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$200 Biomagnification Scores
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Dinosaurs and dodo birds are this.
$300 Dinosaurs and dodo birds are this.
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$300 Extinct Scores
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Animals that are almost extinct are called this.
$400 Animals that are almost extinct are called this.
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$400 Endangered Scores
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With human help, endangered species can be downgraded to this list.
$500 With human help, endangered species can be downgraded to this list.
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$500 Threatened Scores
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Humans knew that the Peregrine Falcon was endangered because of this.
$100 Humans knew that the Peregrine Falcon was endangered because of this.
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$100 Observation or Studies Evidence
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True or false. Science can solve all of Earth’s problems.
$200 True or false. Science can solve all of Earth’s problems.
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$200 False Scores
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$300 The ecological footprint of Canadians is what compared to the rest of the world.
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$300 Bigger Scores
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$400 Comparing ecological footprints, scientists know that we are using resources in this way.
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$400 Nonsustainable Scores
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$500 Reducing our garbage and water use would do this to our ecological footprint.
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$500 Lower or Make smaller Scores
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Final Jeopardy Question
Food Webs Final Jeopardy Question Scores
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Pesticides are sprayed on a farmers field
Pesticides are sprayed on a farmers field. Where in the food chain will this most negatively affect? Why?
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The top of the food chain
Biomagnification Scores
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