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100

What is an ecosystem? 

Interaction between living and non living things 

100

What is Symbiosis? 

Relationship between different species where at least one species benefits.

100

Define Adaptations

- physical or behavioral characteristics that help a species
survive in its environment

100

Describe what ecological footprint means?

The imprint our lifestyles makes on Earth's ecology.

100

Humans release CO2 to the environment which is absorbed by plants and oceans. This process refers to what?

What is the Carbon Cycle

200

Define biotic and abiotic. Provide two examples for each. 

Biotic - living 

Abiotic - Non-living 

200

What kind of relationship will clown fish and coral have? Explain how you know. 

Commensalism. 

Clown fish hides in coral, coral not harmed. 

200

What are unintended consequences? Provide 3 examples. 

- something negative that happens that was not expected

Answers may vary for examples

200

What is the process called when plants release water vapour (Gas) to the atmosphere?

What is transpiration?

200

How is a producer different from a consumer?  Provide an example of a consumer and a producer. 

Producers make their own food, consumers must seek for food ( eat producer or another consumer) 

300

Provide examples of 3 different ecosystems. 

Answers may vary

300

What of relationship will eyelash mites have with humans? They feast on oil secretions and dead skin near your eyelash follicles. 

Commensalism 

300

What is the term used to describe water vapour (gas) forming into clouds?

What is condensation?

300

Describe the 3 steps that lead to the extinction of a species ( what is the order) 

Provide a definition for each. 

Threatened - Numbers are declining 

Endangered - Rare in numbers

Extirpation - Living in a zoo

300

What does a producer need to get its energy? Can a consumer survive without a producer? Why or why not. 

- Producers need itself to create energy, it needs external factors like the sun, water, CO2.

- Consumers can not survive without producers 

400

What are the 4 basic needs of living things? 

1. Food/Energy 

2. Gas exchange 

3. Water

4. Living Conditions (Shelter) 

400

Ox-peckers sit on zebras' backs to eat ticks from the zebras' coat. What type of relationship is this?

Mutualism 

400

When toxins build up in an organism over time, what is this called?

What is bioaccumulation?

400

Name the main difference between a food web and a food chain?

A food web is a collection of food chains. A food chain only shows a few organisms.


400

When looking at sustainability, what are the 3 R's?

What is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle?
500

What percent of usable energy is passed on to the following trophic levels between organisms? 

What is 10%?


500

What are the three types of symbiosis? Provide an Example for each ( must be examples that have not been mentioned in this jeopardy game) 

commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism

Examples will vary

500

Define 2 physical and 2 behavioural adaptations.

Answers may vary


500

what is the main pigment that gives plants their green colour?

What is Chlorophyll?

500

A pyramid that shows how energy is transfered refers the what?

What are trophic levels?