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Ecology VocabFood WebsSymbiotic RelationshipsPopulation EcologyGrab Bag100100100100100200200200200200300300300300300400400400400400500500500500500Ecology JeopardyStart slideshow to start game.1Ecology Vocab Question 100An animal that only eats meat is known as a?

A. CarnivoreB. HerbivoreC. OmnivoreD. DecomposerNo, try again please!Population Ecology Question 100What type of population growth is this?

A. Logistic GrowthB. Exponential GrowthC. Carrying CapacityD. Stabilizing Growth

No, try again please!Ecology Vocab Question 200An organism that makes its own food is known as a?

A. HeterotrophB. AutotrophC. CarnivoreD. ConsumerNo, try again please!Symbiotic Relationships Question 200If one organism benefits, and the other is neither harmed nor benefits, what type of symbiotic relationship is this?

A. CompetitionB. CommensalismC. MutualismD. ParasitismPopulation Ecology Question 200A flood is an example of what type of limiting factor?

A. Density-Dependent FactorB. Non-Limiting FactorC. Carrying CapacityD. Density-Independent FactorGrab Bag Question 200Where does all of the energy in a food web come from?

A. AutotrophsB. HeterotrophsC. The SunD. WaterEcology Vocab Question 300A group of zebras and cheetahs sitting together is known as a?

A. OrganismB. PopulationC. CommunityD. EcosystemFood Webs Question 100What do the arrows in a food web represent?

A. What is Being EatenB. MovementC. Energy TransferD. Larger BiomassSymbiotic Relationships Question 300In Africa, a crocodile and a plover bird share a symbiotic relationship. The plover bird cleans parasites out of the crocodiles teeth. This provides a plentiful food source for the plover bird. Name the relationship

A. MutualismB. CommensalismC. ParasitismD. CompetitionPopulation Ecology Question 300Why would a population be able to grow exponentially?

A. Unlimited ResourcesB. More PredatorsC. Limited ResourcesD. DiseaseGrab Bag Question 300An example of a density dependent limiting factor would be

A. TornadoB. FoodC. FloodD. Temperature

Food Webs Question 300What trophic level is the raven on?

A. AutotrophB. 3rd Order HeterotrophC. 1st Order HeterotrophD. 2nd Order Heterotroph

Food Webs Question 400What would happen to the frog population if the raven were removed from this food web?

A. Pop. decreaseB. Hops awayC. Pop. increaseD. NothingSymbiotic Relationships Question 400The catalpa worm and the wasp are not friends. The wasp uses the catalpa worm as a host to lay its eggs in. Once developed, the infant wasps eat the catalpa worm. What type of relationship?

A. MutualismB. CommensalismC. ParasitismD. Predator-Prey

Population Ecology Question 400Why will this population not grow above 500?A. Reached its growth factorsB. Predators have all diedC. Reached Carrying CapacityD. It will grow past 500Grab Bag Question 400Which type of growth is more realistic, exponential or logistic growth? Explain why.

A. Exponential-Limiting factors occurB. Exponential- Unlimited resourcesC. Logistic-Unlimited resourcesD. Logistic-Limiting factors occurNo, try again please!Food Webs Question 500Only 10% of energy is retained at each trophic level, the remaining 90% of the energy is lost as what?

A. HeatB. FatC. WaterD. NitrogenSymbiotic Relationships Question 500Gobies are a favorite food among predators in the ocean. Gobies survive by living amongst the poisonous quills of Sea Urchins in the ocean. The gobies have developed an immunity to the poison, so therefore are unharmed by the quills. What type of relationship?

A. ParasitismB. MutualismC. CompetitionD. Commensalism

Population Ecology Question 500How could you increase an organisms carrying capacity?

A. Increase DiseaseB. Limit Water AccessC. Eliminate PredatorsD. Natural Disaster OccursGrab Bag Question 500Why are there fewer organisms found in the 3rd and 4th trophic levels, than the 1st or 2nd?

A. Too much energy to support themB. Not enough energy to support themC. The 3rd level eats the 4th levelD. 4th level is limited by diseaseNo, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!No, try again please!Correct AnswerBack to game board.