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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Remember than in the game of jeopardy students supply a question for a statement (the answer)
that the teacher gives them.
The teacher gives the answer and the student formulates a question for that answer.
E.g.:
Answer – the number of days in one week
Student would supply the question, “What is 7?”
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Populations and Communities Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy
YELLOW
-100• QUESTION: “What is niche?
• ANSWER: An organism’s particular role, or
how it makes its living, is called this
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YELLOW
-200• QUESTION: What is water?
• ANSWER: To carry out photosynthesis,
algae and plants use the Abiotic factors
sunlight, carbon dioxide, and this.
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YELLOW
-300• QUESTION: What is predation?
• ANSWER: An interaction in which one
organism kills and eats another
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YELLOW
-400• QUESTION: What is symbiosis?
• ANSWER: A close relationship between
two species that benefits at least one of the
species is called this
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YELLOW
-500• QUESTION: What is commensalism?
• ANSWER: A hawk building its nest on an arm of
the saguaro cactus is an example of this
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GREEN
-100• QUESTION: What is a community?
• ANSWER: All the different populations
that live together in an area make up this
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GREEN
-200• QUESTION: What is a single organism?
• ANSWER: The smallest unit of ecological
organization is this
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GREEN
-300• QUESTION: What is the birth of
offspring?
• ANSWER: The major way in which new
individuals are added to a population
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GREEN
-400• QUESTION: What is a habitat?
• ANSWER: The place where an
organism lives and that provides the
things the organism needs is called this
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GREEN
-500• QUESTION: What is a food, water, and
shelter?
• ANSWER: An organism’s habitat
must provide this (3)
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ORANGE
-100• QUESTION: What is competition?
• ANSWER: The struggle between organisms
to survive in a habitat with limited
resources is this
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ORANGE
-200• QUESTION: What is population density?
• ANSWER: The number of individuals of a
population in a specific area
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ORANGE
-300• QUESTION: What is limiting factor?
• ANSWER: An early winter frost
preventing further growth in a tomato
garden is an example of this
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ORANGE
-400• QUESTION: What is carrying capacity?
• ANSWER: The largest population that an
environment can support
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ORANGE
!!!DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
• QUESTION: What is adaptations?
• ANSWER: The behaviors and physical
characteristics of species that allow them
to live successfully in their environment
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PURPLE
-100• QUESTION: What is competition?
• ANSWER: By hunting at different times
of day, the hawk and owl are able to reduce
this
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PURPLE
-200• QUESTION: What is a biotic factor?
• ANSWER: Grass is this in a prairie
ecosystem
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PURPLE
-300• QUESTION: What is sampling?
• ANSWER: Counting the number of
organisms in a small area and multiplying to
estimate the number in a larger area
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PURPLE
-400• QUESTION: What is a population?
• ANSWER: All the grey wolves in a forest is
an example of this
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PURPLE
!!!DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
• QUESTION: What is emigration?
• ANSWER: A group of antelope leaving the
herd in search of better grassland is an
example of this
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BLUE
-100• QUESTION:
What is a host?
• ANSWER: When a flea is living on a dog,
the dog is this
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BLUE
-200• QUESTION:
– What is abiotic factors?
• ANSWER: The nonliving parts of a
ecosystem
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BLUE
-300• QUESTION: What is ecology
• ANSWER: The study of how things interact
with each other and their environment
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BLUE
-400• QUESTION: What is adaptation?
• ANSWER: A shark’s powerful jaws is an
example of this
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BLUE
-500• QUESTION:
What is symbiotic relationships?
• ANSWER: Mutualism, commensalism,
and parasitism are three types of this
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FINAL JEOPARDY
• ANSWER: An environmental factor that
prevents a population from increasing
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What are
limiting factors?
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The Escherichia coli that live in
your intestine and help break down
food are an example of which type
of interaction
A) Mutualism
C) Predation
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B) Commensalism
D) Parasitism
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When a jellyfish paralyzes a tiny
fish with its poisonous tentacles,
the fish is what
A) Predator
C) Prey
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B) Parasite
D) Host
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All of the following are examples
of limiting factors EXCEPT
A) Weather Conditions
C) Soil
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B) Space
D) Food