Transcript Life Science Jeopardy Review

PowerPoint Jeopardy
Cells
Symbiotic
Relations
More
Relationships
Nutritional
Relationships
Human or
Natural Disaster
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This is the control center of the cell.
It acts as the ‘brain’ of the cell &
regulates and controls all cell
activities.
– 10 points
This is called the gate of the cell
because it controls the movement of
materials that go into and out of the
cell. It also holds and protects the cell.
– 20 points
This is called the supporter and protector
of the cell. You will find it only in plant
cells. It surrounds and protects the cell. It
also makes the cell stiff and strong.
– 30 points
This part of a cell is nicknamed the area
of movement. It is a watery, gel-like
material in which cell parts move.
– 40 points
This cell part is nicknamed the food
producer for the cell. It contains
chlorophyll which helps to capture the
energy of sunlight and uses it to produce
food for the cell.
– 50 points
This is a relationship between two living
organisms where one benefits and the
other is neither harmed nor helped.
– 10 points
This is a relationship between two living
organisms in which one organism which is
usually physically smaller benefits and the
other is harmed.
– 20 points
This is a relationship between two living
organisms in which both species benefit
from the interaction.
– 30 points
What relationship is it between insects
such as mosquitoes feeding on a host,
tapeworms living in the host's gut or ticks
and fleas that live in a host animal's fur?
– 40 points
What relationship is described as flowers
and their pollinators (examples: bees and
hummingbirds gather nectar and spread
pollen) or birds and mammals who
eat berries and fruits while the plant
benefits by the dispersal of its seeds?
– 50 points
The hookworm is the parasite or host.
– 10 points
The sand fly is the parasite or host.
– 20 points
The human is the parasite or host.
– 30 points
What relationship
does a clownfish that
lives among the forest
of tentacles of an
anemone have? It is
protected from
potential predators
and the anemone is
unaffected?
– 40 points
What relationship
does an owl and the
tree have?
– 50 points
The owl is the predator or prey.
– 10 points
The rabbit is the predator or prey.
– 20 points
What do you call an animal that
eats another animal?
– 30 points
Which of the following is true?
a. Prey are animals that hunt and eat other
animals.
b. Carnivores eat plants. Herbivores eats
animals.
c. Consumers make their own food through
a process called photosynthesis.
d. Herbivores eat plants. Carnivores eats
animals.
– 40 points
Name a producer.
– 50 points
Deforestation
– 10 points
Pollution
– 20 points
Hurricane
– 30 points
Tsunami
– 40 points
Global Warming
– 50 points