1. Georgia Habitat Jeopardy
Third Grade

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3. This is an area where an organism lives.
“L” 5-pt question

4. habitat
“L” 5-pt answer

5. The shape of a bird’s beak is an example of this.
“L” 10-pt question

6. adaptation
“L” 10-pt answer

7. What is the Georgia region that has low mountains and is covered with trees?
“L” 15-pt question

8. Blue Ridge
“L” 15-pt answer

9. What is the number one reason for an organism to become endangered?
“L” 20-pt question

10. Habitat Destruction.
“L” 20-pt answer

11. What are all FIVE geographic regions of Georgia?
“L” 25-pt question

12. Blue Ridge, Ridge and Valley, Appalachian Plateau, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain
“L” 25-pt answer

13. Animals with backbones are called
“E” 5-pt question

14. vertebrates
“E” 5-pt answer

15. Plants and animals have different adaptations that help them __________ in a particular habitat.
“E” 10-pt question

16. survive
“E” 10-pt answer

17. This is an example of a pond plant that has no roots and gets its nutrients from the water around it.
“E” 15-pt question

18. duckweed
“E” 15-pt answer

19. This is the Georgia region that has flat land with few hills.
“E” 20-pt question

20. Coastal Plain
“E” 20-pt answer

21. Give two details to describe a forest habitat.
“E” 25-pt question

22. Four Layers of a forest: emergent, canopy, understory, forest floor
Consists of deciduous trees, pine trees and many bushes, shrubs and flowers
Home to many animals such as birds foxes and squirrels
“E” 25-pt answer

23. These animals do not have a backbone.
“A” 5-pt question

24. Invertebrates
“A” 5-pt answer

25. This area of Georgia has gently rolling hills and the land is
well- watered.
“A” 10-pt question

26. Piedmont
“A” 10-pt answer

27. These animals have scales, are cold blooded and lay eggs.
“A” 15-pt question

28. Reptiles
“A” 15-pt answer

29. When a habitat can no longer provide an organism’s needs, what three things can happen to that organism?
“A” 20-pt question

30. move (migrate), adapt, die
“A” 20-pt answer

31. Describe two details of a swamp habitat.
“A” 25-pt question

32. Ground is covered with a layer of water
Trees are anchored in mud under water
Home to many animals such as alligators, muskrats, and snakes
“A” 25-pt answer

33. These animals have wings, beaks and feathers
“R” 5-pt question

34. Birds
“R” 5-pt answer

35. This Georgia region has low mountains separated by ridges of sandstone rock
“R” 10-pt question

36. Ridge and Valley
“R” 10-pt answer

37. There are five major geographic regions in Georgia
There are five major geographic regions in Georgia. We live in the _____ region.
“R” 15-pt question

38. Piedmont
“R” 15-pt answer

39. What are four things that an organism needs to survive in its habitat?
“R” 20-pt question

40. Food, water, shelter and space
“R” 20-pt answer

41. Describe two details of the mountain habitat
“R” 25-pt question

42. Tall landforms surrounded by valleys Located in northern GA
Weather is colder at higher elevation
Animals: bears, bobcats, etc.
“R” 25-pt answer

43. Animals who are warm blooded, have fur or hair and give birth to live offspring are called this.
“N” 5-pt question

44. mammals
“N” 5-pt answer

45. Some animals use this to disguise themselves and hide from predators in their habitat.
“N” 10-pt question

46. camouflage
“N” 10-pt answer

47. This Georgia region has flat land with narrow valleys.
“N” 15-pt question

48. Appalachian Plateau
“N” 15-pt answer

49. Animals with smooth, wet skin that spend half their lives in the water and half out of the water are called:
“N” 20-pt question

50. Amphibians
“N” 20-pt answer

51. Describe two details about the grasslands habitat:
“N” 25-pt question

52. Flat land with tall or short grasses Sparse or few trees
Animals: rabbits, owls, deer, foxes, coyotes
“N” 25-pt answer