2. Jeopardy Milkweed Bugs Finding the Energy Genetic Variation Genetics and Natural Selection Misc. Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

3. Q: What distinguishes a true bug from other insects?

4. What is a Probosics Your Text Here

5. Q: What is an ecosystem? Your Text Here

6. A: Both biotic and abiotic factors interacting in a given area Your Text Here

7. Q: Where can populations be studied? Your Text Here

8. A: In the laboratory (mice), in the mini-ecosystem (at school), or in its natural surroundings (Jane Goodall) Your Text Here

9. Q: true or false? The main characteristics of all insects are 3 body parts, 8 legs, and both male and female needed for reproduction Your Text Here

10. A: false Your Text Here

11. Q: Why did we observe milkweed bugs for several weeks? Your Text Here

12. A: To obverse population change, a bug’s life cycle and to create a livable habitat Your Text Here

13. Q: What is made during photosynthesis that most living things need to survive? Your Text Here

14. Oxygen Your Text Here

15. Q: Which is not used during photosynthesis? Carbon dioxide, nitrogen, light, and water Your Text Here

16. Nitrogen Your Text Here

17. Q: Why did the finches of the Galapagos Islands develop variations in their beak structures? Your Text Here

18. To obtain food Your Text Here

19. Q: How does photosynthesis help a heterotroph and an autotroph? Your Text Here

20. A: For a heterotroph, another organism uses photosynthesis to create the food it eats because it is unable to create its own food like an autotroph. Your Text Here

21. Q: Which of these does not belong and why? Herbivore, producer, omnivore, and carnivore Your Text Here

22. A: Producer is an energy/trophic level and the others tell what an organism eats Your Text Here

23. Q: Phenotype describes _____. Your Text Here

24. Physical characteristics Your Text Here

25. Q: What type of scientist was Gregor Mendel? Your Text Here

26. Biologist Your Text Here

27. Q: Is a heterozygous (Aa) gene ever recessive? Your Text Here

28. A: no, it will always produce a dominant trait. Your Text Here

29. Q: Draw a correct Punnett square for AA and Aa parents? What is the ratio? Your Text Here

30. Varies Your Text Here

31. Q: What provides the genetic code for the features of an organism? Your Text Here

32. Genes Your Text Here

33. Q: What is the passing of traits from one generation to the next? Your Text Here

34. Heredity Your Text Here

35. Q: What structures in a cell contain genes? Your Text Here

36. Chromosomes Your Text Here

37. Q: Over time what would cause a change in the coloration of an organism? Your Text Here

38. Natural Selection Your Text Here

39. Q: true or false? The diversity of finches on the Galapagos Islands is due to selective breeding. Your Text Here

40. False, natural selection Your Text Here

41. Q: true or false? A variation in a population, like color, can allow a population to: reproduce successfully, adapt to an environment, and respond to change. Your Text Here

42. A: true, variation allows populations to survive. Your Text Here

43. Q: True or false? Phytoplankton is important to the health of oceans Your Text Here

44. True Your Text Here

45. Q: A plant is a _______ in the energy pyramid. Your Text Here

46. Producer Your Text Here

47. Q: What would happen to a shallow body of water after 1000 years? Your Text Here

48. It would become a field Your Text Here

49. Q: Which of these is a limiting factor? starvation, space (limited), disease, weather, or all of the above. Your Text Here

50. All of the above Your Text Here

51. Q: What carries one half of the genetic information from each parent in reproduction? Your Text Here

52. Egg and sperm

53. Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy: Draw a Punnett square that demonstrates whether or not two heterozygous parents can produce an off- spring with a recessive trait. Be sure to explain your answer.

54. Final Jeopardy Answer