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Science Jeopardy
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©Norman Herr, 2003
A-100
• Question: What do you call the role of a
species in an ecosystem?
• Answer: Niche
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A-200
• Question: Where are almost all the
nutrients in a tropical rainforest located?
• Answer: Inside living things
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A-300
• Question: All the populations living
together in one area is called a ________.
• Answer: Community
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A-400
• Question: What is ecology?
• Answer: The study of the relationships
among living and nonliving parts of an
area.
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A-500
• Question: Describe the temperature and
daylight in a rainforest.
• Answer: The amount of sunlight is about
the same every day, the temperature is
about the same all year, and there are no
short winter days.
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B-100
• Question: Besides plants, what else can
carry out photosynthesis?
• Answer: Single-celled organisms
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B-200
• Question: What is an animal that feeds
on the bodies of recently dead
organisms?
• Answer: scavenger
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B-300
• Question: Name the three types of
consumers.
• Answer: herbivore, carnivore, omnivore
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B-400
• Question: What is a producer?
• Answer: An organism that uses sunlight
to make sugar from water and carbon
dioxide.
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B-500
• Question: What is a decomposer?
• Answer: An organism that helps to break
down and decay dead organisms and the
wastes of living organisms.
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C-100
• Question: What do you call a simple
diagram that shows how energy is passed
among organisms in an ecosystem?
• Answer: food chain
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C-200
• Question: The removal of a predator
from a food web tends to have a
__________effect on the food web.
• Answer: negative or bad
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C-300
• Question: What is a food web?
• Answer: A combination of all the food
chains in a community.
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C-400
• Question: The difference between food
chains and energy pyramids is that food
chains don’t show the amount of _______
changes at each position.
• Answer: energy
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C-500
• Question: Describe the first level of the
energy pyramid.
• Answer: It represents the energy trapped
by producers. Plants get the energy
directly from the sun. It is the largest
level with the most energy.
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D-100
• Question: What do consumers give off
that producers need?
• Answer: carbon dioxide
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D-200
• Question: True or False? Some bacteria
in the soil can change nitrogen
compounds back into nitrogen
compounds?
• Answer: True
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D-300
• Question: Nitrogen compounds can also
be changed back into ______________.
• Answer: nitrogen gas
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D-400
• Question: During the process of
photosynthesis, plants use sunlight +
carbon dioxide + water to make what 2
things?
• Answer: sugar + oxygen
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D-500
• Question: Describe the water cycle.
• Answer: Water evaporates from the land
and oceans and forms water vapor. The
water then condenses and falls back to
earth as precipation.
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E-100
• Question: Some tropical plants send out
_______ that anchor them to the ground.
• Answer: Roots
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E-200
• Question: True or False? At times, all
parts of plants, including roots, stems,
and branches, use sugar from the leaves.
• Answer: True
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E-300
• Question: Plants use nitrogen
compounds to make _________.
• QUESTION: Proteins
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E-400
• Question: What is the equation for
photosynthesis?
• Answer: sun + carbon dioxide + water
sugar + oxygen
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E-500
• Question: How does water cycle through
the living parts of an ecosystem?
• Answer: Animals drink water and return
it to the ecosystem through their waste,
plants take water in through their roots
and use it during photosynthesis and give
some off during respiration.
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FINAL JEOPARDY
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