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2. $1,000,000 Example of how it looks when complete, click on-screen show to view the animations B - correct answer A - answer C - answer D - answer B - correct answer

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8. $100 The number of individuals that an environment/habitat can sustain. B – Exponential Growth A – Feeding Limit C – Carrying Capacity D – Growth Limit C – Carrying Capacity

9. $200 The process where bacteria convert nitrogen in the air into usable ammonia B – Carbon Cycle A – Decomposition C – Respiration D – Nitrogen Fixation

10. $500 All of the populations within an area make up a B – Community A – Population C – Ecosystem D – Biome B – Community

11. $1,000 Organisms that break down organic matter and return it to the environment are called. B – Nitrogen Fixation A – Decomposer C – Scavenger D – Parisitism A – Decomposer

12. $2,000 Plant eating Organisms are called? B – Autotroph A – Omnivore C – Herbivore D – Commensalism C – Herbivore

13. $4,000 Cycling Water through the environment, the process by which the water enters the atmosphere is Evaporation and ________________. B – Transpiration A – Respiration C – Sublimation D – Melting B – Transpiration

14. $8,000 Rain, Hurricanes, and Fire are all Biotic Factors. A – True B – False

15. $16,000 The three classes of Symbiotic Relationship are. (3) B – Mutualism A – Commensalism C – Predation D – Parasitism A – Commensalism B – Mutualism D – Parasitism

16. $32,000 Plants such as Algae at the beginning of the food chain are considered. B – Producers A – Heterotrophs C – Consumers D – Chemoautotrophs B – Producers

17. $64,000 The study of interactions between organisms and their environment. B – Observational Phorensics A – Economy C – Population Dynamics D – Ecology

18. $125,000 All the members of a particular species that live in the same area are called a. B – Community A – Population C – Biome D – Compound A – Population

19. $250,000 If a grass eating grasshopper is eaten by a frog. The grasshopper is considered the. B – Second Level Consumer A – Producer C – Primary Consumer D – Secondary Consumer C – Primary Consumer

20. $500,000 What kind of organism eats both producers and consumers. B – Omnivore A – Autotroph C – Meatatarian D – Herbivore B – Omnivore

21. $1,000,000 A Symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit is called. B – Mutualism A – Commensalism C – Parisitism D – Teamwork B – Mutualism

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