Food Webs
Species Relationships
Biodiversity
Sports
Random
100
Organisms that make their own food are called:
Producers
100
Parasitism is where
one species ______________
and the other species ________________
(+,-)
One species BENEFITS/ GAINS
and the other species LOSES/IS HARMED
100
Define Biodiversity
Many different types of living things.
Variety of living things.
etc.
100
How many holes are in a full round of golf?
18
100
France
200
Organisms that get energy from eating other organisms are called:
Consumers
200
"Symbiotic" describes types of relationships in nature.
"SYM" means _____________
"BIOTIC" means ______________
(100 pts per correct answer)
"SYM" means together
"BIOTIC" means living
(100 pts per correct answer)
200
An ecosystem with _______ biodiversity is considered HEALTHY
HIGH biodiversity = healthy
200
What is it called where a player moves without dribbling the ball in basketball?
Traveling
200
I'm the only mammal that is truly able to fly. Who am I?
300
Think "consumers":
What type of consumer eats plants
Primary consumer
Question is asking "what type of consumer"
(1/2 points for "herbivore")
300
Mutualism is where
one species ______________
and the other species ________________
(+,+)
one species BENEFITS/ GAINS
and the other species BENEFITS/GAINS
300
Name 3 things that make a species invasive
(100 pts/ correct answer)
1. It is not natural to that area
2. It has no natural predators/ no threats
3. It reproduces very fast
4. It eats a lot of the native organisms
300
How many points is a touchdown worth in football?
6
300
American car brand that makes the F-150
Ford
400
Think "consumers":
What type of consumer eats animals that eat plants
Secondary Consumer
400
Commensalism is where
one species ______________
and the other species ________________
(+,0)
one species GAINS/BENEFITS
and the other species UNAFFECTED
400
Invasive species compete with native species for ______________________
Resources
400
This mascot belongs to which Football team?
Denver Broncos
400
Who am I?
Captain Barnacles
500
What is a keystone species?
An organism that:
- defines an entire ecosystem
- playing a disproportionately large role in maintaining its structure, stability, and diversity relative to its abundance
Examples: Wolf, Otter, Sunflower star, Kelp
500
What is it called when 2 species are fighting for the same resources?
Competition
500
Name all the HIPPO threats to biodiversity
(100 pts/correct answer)
Habitat Loss/destruction
Invasive Species
Pollution
Population growth (human)
Overharvesting
500
Clark the Cub is the mascot for which team?
Chicago Cubs
500
Finish the lyrics:
Say it ain't so, I will not go
Turn the lights off...
Carry me home