POWERPOINT JEOPARDY

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Ecosystems Edition
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Biosphere Ecological Pyramid Photosynthesis and Respiration Decomposition and Succession Grab Bag
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Biosphere -10

• Sustainability refers to
• A) An ecosystems ability to die and produce mold
• B) Dr. Whos scarf
• C) An ecosystems ability to endure and remain
  diverse and productive
• D) How the biosphere can be broken up into
  smaller pieces called ecosystems

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Biosphere -10

• C) An ecosystems ability to endure and remain
  diverse and productive

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Biosphere -20

• List at least 3 ABIOTIC conditions that can
  effect the kinds of organisms living in an
  ecosystem

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Biosphere -20

• Amount of sunlight
• Precipitation
• Soil conditions
• Growing season

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Biosphere -30

• Humans are composed of this percentage of water

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Biosphere -30

• 65

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Biosphere -40

• These are the three layers of the biosphere as
  well as what elements they represent

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Biosphere -40

• Hydrosphere Water
• Atmosphere Air
• Lithosphere Rock and Soil

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Biosphere -50

• The Atmosphere is primarily made of these two
  gases

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Biosphere -50

• Oxygen and Nitrogen

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Ecological Pyramid - 10

• Biomass refers to
• Dr. Whos weight
• The amount of living things in the entire
  ecological pyramid
• The average weight of each animal
• The amount of organisms at each level of the
  ecological pyramid

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Ecological Pyramid - 10

• The amount of organisms at each level of the
  ecological pyramid

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Ecological Pyramid - 20

• This much energy is lost as it is transferred
  from secondary consumers to tertiary consumers
  using the process of cellular respiration

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Ecological Pyramid - 20

• 90

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Ecological Pyramid - 30

• This level of the ecological pyramid uses
  photosynthesis to produce energy

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Ecological Pyramid - 30

• Primary Producers

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Ecological Pyramid - 40

• Name three things that Tertiary Consumers have in
  common

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Ecological Pyramid - 40

• Few predators
• Eat smaller Carnivores and Omnivores

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Ecological Pyramid - 50

• Name 4 primary consumers

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Ecological Pyramid - 50

• Rabbits
• Crickets
• Mice
• Deer
• Geese
• Parrots
• Butterflies

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -10

• All energy in an ecosystem originates from this
  source

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -10

• The sun

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -20

• Humans use cellular respiration to break down
  sugars also referred to as this

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -20

• Glucose

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -30

• Photosynthetic organisms are green in colour
  because of this biomolecule

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -30

• Chlorophyll

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -40

• Name these inputs and outputs of cellular
  respiration

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -40

• Inputs
• Glucose (Food)
• O2 (Oxygen)
• Outputs
• H20 (Water)
• CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)
• Energy

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -50

• Name these inputs and outputs of cellular
  respiration

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Photosynthesis and Respiration -50

• Inputs
• Glucose (Food)
• O2 (Oxygen
• Outputs
• H2O (Water)
• CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)
• Energy (Sunlight)

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Decomposition and Succession - 10

• These types of organisms finish the process of
  decomposition

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Decomposition and Succession - 10

• Microorganisms

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Decomposition and Succession - 20

• This microorganism is responsible for making
  dough rise (and blowing up balloons)

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Decomposition and Succession - 20

• Yeast

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Decomposition and Succession - 30

• These organisms begin the process of
  decomposition

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Decomposition and Succession - 30

• Scavengers

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Decomposition and Succession - 40

• Name three types of scavengers

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Decomposition and Succession - 40

• Vultures
• Flies
• Beetles
• Raccoons
• Etc

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Decomposition and Succession - 50

• Name two ways that humans can negatively impact
  ecological succession

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Decomposition and Succession - 50

• Use of pesticides
• Spread of invasive species
• Logging and mining
• Urban sprawl (lawns?)
• Over-fishing
• Pollution
• Etc

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Grab Bag - 10

• The animal pictured here belongs to this level of
  the ecological pyramid

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Grab Bag 10

• Secondary Consumer

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Grab Bag - 20

• Along with the production of food products, name
  two other ways that microorganisms are beneficial
  for humans

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Grab Bag 20

• Digestion
• Vaccine production
• Sewage disposal
• Composting

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Grab Bag - 30

• Name the worlds largest desert ecosystem
  pictured here

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Grab Bag 30

• Antartica

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Grab Bag - 40

• Name the two different types of lenses used in
  the device pictured here

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Grab Bag 40

• Ocular lens
• Objective lens

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Grab Bag - 50

• This spaceship was vital during the battle
  between humans and cylons

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Grab Bag 50

• Battlestar Gallactica