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Tiger Jeopardy!

Tiger Jeopardy!. With your Host: Mr. Batson. Plant Cells !. Ecological Succession. Biomes. Classifying Organisms. Important Terminology. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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Tiger Jeopardy!

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  1. Tiger Jeopardy! With your Host: Mr. Batson

  2. Plant Cells! Ecological Succession Biomes Classifying Organisms Important Terminology 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. P.C.– 100: True or False :Plant cells have a cell wall that animal cells do not have. True

  4. P.C.– 200: The function of the large vacuole. Stores water and gives shape to the plant cell.

  5. P.C.– 300: Plants use this process to obtain their energy. Photosynthesis

  6. P.C.– 400: Function of chloroplasts in a plant cell. Convert solar energy to chemical energy

  7. P.C.– 500: Three things that are required by plants to make photosynthesis possible. Sunlight, Carbon dioxide, Water

  8. Succession– 100: Change in an ecosystem over time is called. Ecological Succession

  9. Succession– 200: How soil is produced. Lichen breaks down rock to release it’s minerals

  10. Succession – 300: In an area that already has soil, ______ succession will take place Secondary

  11. Succession– 400: True/False: Climax communities are stable and cannot change. False, natural disasters can change climax communites.

  12. Succession– 500: In primary and secondary succession, these types of plants return first. Small shrubs and grasses.

  13. Biomes – 100: A biome is a _______. Large area with similar climate, animal life, and plant life.

  14. Biome – 200: Abiotic factors are the ______-_______ factors of an ecosystem Non-Living

  15. Biome – 300: Three examples of abiotic factors are____. weather, water, sunlight, elevation

  16. Biome – 400: Fill the energy pyramid Tertiary Secondary Primary Consumers Producers

  17. Biome – 500: Organisms that break down dead organisms. Decomposers

  18. Classifying– 100: Scientist who developed the way we scientifically name organisms. Carolus Linnaeus

  19. Classifying– 200: Taxonomy is the way scientist group organisms together. List the 7 taxonomic levels in order.Hint: there are really 8 and it starts with Domain Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family Genus, Species

  20. Classifying– 300: Rules we follow in writing down a scientific name. Genus capitalized, species lower-cased, italicized

  21. Classifying– 400: True/False.Organisms in the same Genus will be in the same Order. True

  22. Classifying– 500: Scientific name for the Gorilla (hint: did you do the homework from Tuesday?) Gorilla gorilla Daily Double!!!

  23. Terminology – 100: System that uses steps to break organisms into smaller, more specific groups Dichotomous Keys

  24. Terminology– 200: Things that eat plants are called. Herbivores

  25. Terminology300 : Lions are carnivores because they only eat _____. Meat

  26. Terminology– 400: Source of all energy on Earth. Sun

  27. Terminology– 500: Two other names for plants. (Hint think how they make energy) Autotrophs, producers

  28. Whoop!

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