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2. Cycles - $100 Condensation is part of which important cycle on EARTH?
What is the WATER CYCLE

3. Cycles - $200
Which two processes are primarily involved in releasing carbon into the air?
Combustion and respiration

4. Cycles - $300 Where do most animals get their nitrogen?
What is – from what they eat

5. Cycles - $400 What two ways can nitrogen fixation happen?
Lightning and bacteria in the soil.

6. The disruption of the CARBON CYCLE is causing what global problem?
Cycles - $500
The disruption of the CARBON CYCLE is causing what global problem?
What is Global Warming

7. Interactions - $100
A fox hunting and eating a rabbit for food is an example of ….
Predation – the preditor, the fox, is hunting the prey, the rabbit, for food

8. Interactions - $200
A relationship in which one organism is harmed and the other benefits is known as ..
Parasitism – Example: a human with a tapeworm in their intestines

9. Interactions - $300
The symbiotic relationship between a clown fish and a sea anemone – is an example of what ….
What is Mutualism

10. Interaction - $400
A bird building a nest in a tree in an example of which type of symbiotic relationship?
What is COMMENSALISM

11. Interactions - $500
As animals evolve together and develop symbiotic relationships this is known as ……
What is COEVOLUTION

12. Biomes - $100 What two categories of Biomes do we have on EARTH?
Terrestrial (LAND) and Marine (WATER)

13. Biomes - $200
What is the difference between Fresh and Salt Water biomes?
What is SALINITY – salt in the water

14. Biomes - $300
Which biome has trees with waxy needles and produce seeds in cones?
What is Coniferous Forests

15. How are LAND Biomes characterized?
By their abiotic and biotic features: climate, plants, and animals that live there.

16. Biomes - $500 Marine Saltwater biomes are characterized by their?
Zones as determined by :Temperature, Depth, and Sunlight – these determine the biotic factors that can survive in these different zone

17. Energy- $100
An energy Pyramid always begins with what type of organism?
What is a PRODUCER

18. Energy- $200 What type of organism has the most ENERGY?
A Producer – why????

19. Energy- $300 What do the arrows in a food chain represent?
The transfer of energy from one organism to the next – they always point to where the energy is going

20. Energy- $400 What role do decomposers/recyclers play in a food web?
Decomposers/recyclers breakdown dead organisms and return their nutrients to the soil for producers to use

21. Energy - $500 How do organism get their energy?
From the Sun – either directly or indirectly.
from the from the food they eat or make

22. Random - $100
Define and give examples of ABIOTIC features in the environment..
Non-living parts of an ecosystem:
Temperature, water, soil, climate

23. Random - $200
If the grasshopper population decreases what will happen to the food web?
The producers will increase and the owls and birds will decrease

24. Random - $300 Define carnivores:
An organism that only eats meat or other consumers

25. Random - $400
What is the correct order of the levels of environmental organization?
ORGANISM, POPULATION, COMMUNITY, ECOSYSTEM, BIOSPHERE

26. Random- $500
If scientist are studying a group of zebras – what level of environmental organization are they studying?
population

27. Final Jeopardy What conclusion can be drawn from the graph
When the wolf population – predators, decreases the moose population- prey, will increase