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Jeopardy
The Living and Non-living world
Living Things in Ecosystems
Changes in Population Changes in
Communities
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from The Living and Non-living world
Everything that surrounds and affects a living thing.
$100 Answer from The Living and Non-living world
What is the environment?
$200 Question from The Living and Non-living world
It is the study of how living and non-living
things affect each other.
$200 Answer from The Living and Non-living world
What is ecology?
$300 Question from The Living and Non-living world
This includes all the ways the living things in
a group interact with each other. It also
includes the way living things interact with their non-living environment.
$300 Answer from The Living and Non-living world
What is an ecosystem?
$400 Question from The Living and Non-living world
A fish tank is an example of an ecosystem. The living and non-living things in the tank affect each other. These two living things in the fish tank
affect each other because without each other they
would die.
$400 Answer from The Living and Non-living world
What are the fish and plants?
$100 Question from Living Things in Ecosystems
A pine tree, white tailed deer, and saguaro cactus are each a group of the same kind of living thing called this.
$100 Answer from Living Things in Ecosystems
What is population?
$200 Question from Living Things in Ecosystems
An ecosystem is made up of living and non-
living things. The living things in an
ecosystem are known as this.
$200 Answer from Living Things in Ecosystems
What is community?
$300 Question from Living Things in Ecosystems
You can think of an ecosystem as the
neighborhood that a living thing is a part of. This can be thought of as its address
in that neighborhood.
$300 Answer from Living Things in Ecosystems
What is habitat?
$400 Question from Living Things in Ecosystems
Birds share their tree habitat with squirrels. Although they
share the same habitat, the way these animals live may be very different from each other. This
is the term for their role.
$400 Answer from Living Things in Ecosystems
What is niche?
$100 Question from Change in Population
The number of animals that are born in a period
of time.
$100 Answer from Change in Population
What is birth rate?
$200 Question from Change in Population
The size of a population may change because of a sudden
change in the amount of food, water, and shelter. When these
necessities become scarce, THIS term is used to describe the reason for the change in population size.
$200 Answer from Change in Population
What is death rate?
$300 Question from Change in Population
The size of a population can be affected by the presence of THIS, which is the word for an animal
that hunts other animals for food.
$300 Answer from Change in Population
What is predator?
$400 Question from Change in Population
Looking back at the “Oh Deer” activity, another animal besides a deer was introduced. THIS term would be used to describe the animal that was
hunted.
$400 Answer from Change in Population
What is prey?
$100 Question from Changes in Communities
The series of changes in the communities of an
ecosystem.
$100 Answer from Changes in Communities
What is succession?
$200 Question from Changes in Communities
Ecologists have found these two different
stages in the succession of an ecosystem.
$200 Answer from Changes in Communities
What are pioneer and climax stages?
$300 Question from Changes in Communities
This stage a community is usually stable and
rarely changes.
$300 Answer from Changes in Communities
What is the climax stage?
$400 Question from Changes in Communities
In a pond succession, each year some animals
and plants die and sink to the bottom. This
continues until THIS type of community develops.
$400 Answer from Changes in Communities
What is a forest community?
Final Jeopardy
The population of a wild pig is 1,784. The following events occur: 1.) 58 wild pigs are
killed in a flood. 2.) 192 wild pigs are born. 3.) 113 wild pigs are shot by hunters. 4.) 1 wild pig died after eating a can of spam. What would the
final population be and did the population increase or decrease? Show your work!
Final Jeopardy Answer
Final Population = 1,804The population INCREASED
1,784-58=1,7261,726+192=1,9181,918-113=1,8051,805-1=1,804