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Chapter 11 Review Jeopardy

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Chapter 11 Review Jeopardy
Community Environment Got Population Habitat or Biome Misc.
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200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500
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Community 100

• Is this a pine forest, hardwood forest,
• open field or shrub land?

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Community 200

• Is this a pine forest, hardwood forest,
• open field or shrub land?

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Community 300

• Is this a pine forest, hardwood forest,
• open field or shrub land?

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Community 400

• Is this a pine forest, hardwood forest,
• open field or shrub land?

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Community 500

• What is this community called?

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Environment 100

• Everything that surrounds an organism and acts
  upon it makes up its
• A) environment.
• B) niche.
• C) population.
• D) range.

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Environment 200

• Ecology is the study of the relationship between
  the environment and
• A) water.
• B) sunlight.
• C) soil.
• D) living things.

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Environment 300

• A group of communities interacting with one
  another and the nonliving parts of their
  environment is
• A) a community.
• B) an ecology.
• C) an ecosystem.
• D) a habitat.

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Environment 400

• When organisms act upon other organisms or a part
  of their environment, they
• A) succeed.
• B) interact.
• C) form a habitat.
• D) extend their range.

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Environment 500

• A gradual change in organisms that occurs when
  the environment changes is
• A) climate.
• B) a climax community.
• C) ecology.
• D) succession.

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Got Population? 100

• A group of the same kind of organisms living in a
  certain place make up
• A) a community.
• B) a population.
• C) an ecosystem.
• D) an environment.

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Got Population? 200

• All the populations that live in a certain place
  make up
• A) an ecosystem.
• B) a range.
• C) a niche.
• D) a community.

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Got Population? 300

• Which of the following are limiting factors for
  animals?
• A) number of green plants.
• B) number of green plants and temperature.
• C) soil.
• D) temperature.

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Got Population? 400

• The largest size of a population that can be
  supported by the resources of an area is its
• A. range.
• B. limiting factor.
• C. carrying capacity.
• D. biome.

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Got Population? 500

• The limiting factors of a population determine
  its
• A) range.
• B) niche.
• C) ecosystem.
• D) cycle.

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Habitat or Biome 100

• The biome where temperatures are moderate or hot
  and where there is little rain is the
• A) tundra.
• B) tropical rain forest.
• C) grassland.
• D) desert.

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Habitat or Biome 200

• A habitat must provide an organism with all of
  the following except
• A) a place to reproduce.
• B) limiting factors.
• C) shelter.
• D) water.

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Habitat or Biome 300

• An organisms role, or job, in its habitat is its
• A) environment.
• B) limiting factor.
• C) niche.
• D) range.

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Habitat or Biome 400

• The biome where the ground is permanently frozen
  is the
• A) coniferous forest.
• B) deciduous forest.
• C) desert.
• D) tundra.

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Habitat or Biome 500

• Evergreens cover most of the area in a
• A) coniferous forest biome.
• B) deciduous forest biome.
• C) desert biome.
• D) tropical rain forest biome.

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Miscellaneous 100

• The wise use of natural resources is
• A) conservation.
• B) ecology.
• C) energy.
• D) renewable resources.

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Miscellaneous 200

• An example of a renewable resource is
• A) coal.
• B) natural gas.
• C) oil.
• D) water.

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Miscellaneous 300

• An example of a nonrenewable resource is
• A) air.
• B) natural gas.
• C) soil.
• D) water.

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Miscellaneous 400

• Savannas are similar to
• A) deserts.
• B) temperate deciduous forests.
• C) temperate grasslands.
• D) tundras.

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Miscellaneous 500

• The last community in a succession is the
• A) climax community.
• B) open field.
• C) pine forest.
• D) pond.

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Chapter Review Jeopardy

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• Be able to explain differences in limiting
  factors for plants and animals and why animals
  have large or small ranges.

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Final Jeopardy

• What factors might increase the chances that
  nonnative species moved from one biome to a
  different biome will survive and flourish in the
  new biome?
• Nonnative species could survive and flourish in
  the new biome if the climates of the original and
  new biomes were similar, if the nonnative species
  could develop adaptations that would help them
  live in the new biome, and if the native species
  of the new biome provided a food source for the
  nonnative species.