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Amphibians
& Reptiles
Mammals
Birds
Fish
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Mammals for 100
All mammals share this common
characteristic.
A.
What is they lay eggs?
B.
What is they live on the land?
C.
What is they are warm blooded?
Mammals for 200
Mammal bodies are covered with
one or the other of these.
E. What are dry or wet scales?
F. What is hair or fur?
G. What are short and long feathers?
Mammals for 300
This mammal gives birth to live
young then feeds her offspring milk
from her body.
A.
B.
What is a turtle?
C.
What is a cat?
What is a frog?
Mammals for 400
A name for a mammal that has
teeth that can chew either plants
or animals for food.
E.
F.
What are omnivores?
G.
What are herbivores?
What are carnivores?
Birds for 100
All birds share this characteristic
in common.
A.
What is they can fly?
B.
What is they are herbivores?
C.
What is they are warm blooded?
Birds for 200
All birds begin life in this way.
E.
What is without feathers and a beak?
F.
What is alone and on their own?
G.
What is hatching from an egg ?
Birds for 300
These two structures have
adapted together to help birds
obtain food to survive?
A.
What are eyes and ears?
B.
What are feathers and scales?
C.
What are beaks and feet?
Birds for 400
This bird cannot fly but makes up
for it as an excellent swimmer.
E.
What is a duck?
F.
What is the pelican ?
G.
What is the penguin?
Fish 100
All fish have this characteristic in
common.
A.
What is they give birth to live
young?
B.
What is they catch and eat
smaller fish?
What is they are cold blooded
animals?
C.
Fish 200
This adaptation enables fish to
breath under the water.
E.
What are gills?
F.
What are lungs?
G.
What are scales?
Fish 300
Most fish release thousands of
these into the water to insure that
they will survive.
A.
What is little fish?
B.
What are eggs?
C.
What are tadpoles?
Fish 400
Shark’s teeth are actually an
adaptation of this fish structure.
E.
F.
G.
What is its skin?
What are its fins?
What are its scales?
Amphibians 100
All amphibians have this
characteristic in common.
A.
What is they are warm blooded animals?
B.
What is they are cold blooded animals?
C.
What is they have scales on their body?
Reptiles for 200
Reptiles are similar to fish and
amphibians in this way.
E.
F.
G.
What is they are cold blooded animals?
What is they have scales on their body?
What is they use gills to breath?
Amphibians for 300
A frog’s life cycle is different from
a fish or reptile in this way.
A.
What is it begins life on the land, not in the
water?
B.
What is it begins life in the water, not on
the land?
C.
What is it begins life in the water
then moves onto the land?
Reptiles for 400
Most reptiles share this common
characteristic with fish?
E.
F.
G.
What is they live in the water?
What is they mainly hatch from eggs?
What is they have dry scales?
What’s
Animal
Staying Pray vs.
Eating You Alive
Predator Adaptation
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What’s Eating You for 200
All consumers share this feeding
behavior.
A.
What is they eat each other?
B.
C.
What is they eat other animals?
What is they eat other organisms?
What’s Eating You for 400
Traces the path of energy as it
passes from one organism to the
next in an ecosystem.
E. What is an energy pyramid?
F.
What is a food chain?
G. What is a food web?
What’s Eating You for 600
Organisms that feed on the
remains or wastes of another
organism.
A.
What are omnivores?
B.
What are herbivores?
C.
What are decomposers?
What’s Eating You for 800
A symbiotic relationship between
two organisms that benefits one
but weakens the other.
E.
What is parasitism?
F.
What is predation?
G.
What is competition?
Staying Alive for 200
Organisms that make food from
water, carbon dioxide, and energy
from the sun.
A.
What are decomposers?
B.
What are consumer?
C.
What are producers?
Staying Alive for 400
A special role a species plays in its
habitat which reduces its competition
for food, shelter or space.
E.
What is a symbiosis?
F.
What is a host?
G.
What is a niche?
Staying Alive for 600
Groups of organisms that can
mate and produce offspring that in
turn can produce more offspring?
A.
What is a class?
B.
C.
What is a community?
What is a species?
Staying Alive for 800
For a population to survive there
must be enough sunlight, food,
water, shelter and space.
E.
What are living factors?
F.
What are non-living factors ?
G.
What are limiting factors?
Prey vs. Predator for 200
The animal that is killed and eaten
for food by another animal.
A.
What is a parasite?
B.
What is the predator?
C.
What is the prey?
Prey vs. Predator for 400
An animal that kills and eat other
animals to survive.
E.
What is a predator?
F.
What is a consumer?
G.
What is a scavenger?
Prey vs. Predator for 600
The prey in this
food chain.
E.
F.
What is the wheat?
G.
What is the mouse?
What is the snake?
Prey vs. Predator for 800
The predators
competing in this
food web.
A.
What are the mouse and snake?
B.
C.
What are the snake and hawk?
What are the mouse and hawk?
Adaptations for 200
Adaptations that help carnivores
kill and eat other animals.
A.
What are hair and fur?
B.
C.
What are sharp teeth and claws?
What are eyes and ears?
Adaptations for 400
Owls, hawks and eagles use these
to capture their prey.
E.
F.
What are sharp talons?
G.
What are hooked beaks?
What are silent wings?
Adaptations for 600
What adaptations
would not help this
Arctic wolf survive.
A.
What is thick fur?
B.
What are sharp teeth and claws?
C.
What is black fur?
Adaptations for 800
This mouse blends-in
with its habitat because of
this adaptation.
E.
F.
What is mimicry?
G.
What is variation?
What is camouflage?
Final Jeopardy
Food Chains
Every food chain begins with this.
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