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Ecosystems Review Game
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MysteryChanges in Ecosystems
Food Chains
Types of Ecosystems
Definitions
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What is an ecosystem?
Definitions 100 Points
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Definitions 100 Points
An ecosystem includes all the living
(biocoenosis) and non-living things
(biotope) in a particular place, and the
relationships between them.
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Definitions 200 Points
What is a habitat?
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A habitat is the place where a
particular organism lives.
Definitions 200 Points
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Definitions 300 Points
What is a population?
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Definitions 300 Points
A population is a group of organisms
that live together and belong to the
same species.
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What is a community?
Definitions 400 Points
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A community is a collection of
different populations that live together
in one place.
Definitions 400 Points
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Arrange these concepts from largest
to smallest: habitat, biome, ecosystem,
biosphere
Definitions 500 Points
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Biosphere, biome, ecosystem,
habitat
Definitions 500 Points
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Name two living and two non-living
things in a pond ecosystem.
Types of Ecosystems 100 Points
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Types of Ecosystems 100 Points
Non-living: water, soil or sand at the
bottom of the pond, banks of the pond.
Living: water lilies, ducks, turtles,
pond skaters, dragonflies.
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Types of Ecosystems 200 Points
Name two living and two non-living
things in a woodland ecosystem.
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Non-living: soil, rocks, rivers, dead
leaves and branches
Living: trees, shrubs, snakes, squirrels,
birds, insects
Types of Ecosystems 200 Points
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Types of Ecosystems 300 Points
Name two living and two non-living
things in a coast ecosystem.
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Types of Ecosystems 300 Points
Non-living: land and water, beaches,
cliffs, dunes, rock pools
Living: seaweed, dune grasses,
seagulls, fish, starfish
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Name two living and two non-living
things in a city ecosystem.
Types of Ecosystems 400 Points
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Non-living: buildings, roads, can have
rivers, lakes
Living: grasses, trees, bushes,
sparrows, pigeons, mice, lizards,
insects
Types of Ecosystems 400 Points
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Name two living and two non-living
things in a prairie ecosystem.
Types of Ecosystems 500 Points
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Non-living: soil, often rivers or lakes.
Large, flat areas.
Living: grasses, shrubs, zebras, owls,
grasshoppers, ants
Types of Ecosystems 500 Points
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What are the parts of a food chain?
Food Chains100 Points
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Food Chains 100 Points
producers, primary consumers,
secondary consumers, tertiary
consumers, decomposers
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Food Chains 200 Points
A food chain always starts with a ….
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A producer
Food Chains 200 Points
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Food Chains 300 Points
Give an example of a decomposer.
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Food Chains 300 Points
bacteria, fungi, earthworms
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In a food chain, what does the arrow
mean? (What words can we substitute
for the arrow?)
Food Chains 400 Points
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“is eaten by”
Food Chains 400 Points
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Give an example of a food chain.
Include at least four elements.
Food Chain 500 Points
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Answers will vary.
Food Chains 500 Points
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What are the two types of changes in
ecosystems?
Changes in Ecosystems 100 Points
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Changes in Ecosystems 100 Points
Natural changes and Changes caused
by human activity
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Changes in Ecosystems 200 Points
Name two changes caused by human
activity that affect aquatic ecosystems.
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Pollution and Overfishing
Changes in Ecosystems 200 Points
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Changes in Ecosystems 300 Points
Name two changes caused by human
activity that affect woodland
ecosystems
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Changes in Ecosystems 300 Points
Deforestation and Forest Fires
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What is an example of natural
changes in an ecosystem? Explain.
Changes in Ecosystems 400 Points
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A chaparral ecosystem is very dry and
it has many fires from natural causes.
Changes in Ecosystems 400 Points
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What causes natural changes in an
ecosystem?
Changes in Ecosystems 500 Points
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Natural changes in an ecosystem are
caused by variations in environmental
conditions.
Food Chains 500 Points
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What kind of relationship exists
between organisms of the same
species?
Mystery 100 Points
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Mystery 100 Points
Intraspecific relationship
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Mystery 200 Points
What type of relationship exists
between members of different species?
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Interspecific relationship
Mystery 200 Points
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Mystery 300 Points
Pine trees in a forest are an example
of what kind of relationship?
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Mystery 300 Points
Intraspecific relationship
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Give an example of an interspecific
relationship that is beneficial to both
organisms.
Mystery 400 Points
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A lichen is a beneficial relationship
between a fungi and algae.
Mystery 400 Points
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Give an example of an interspecific
relationship that is harmful to one of
the organisms.
Mystery 500 Points
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The tree disease called “escoba de
bruja” is an interspecific relationship
that is harmful to the tree.
Mystery 500 Points
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Excellent work! Good luck on your test!
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The Daily Double
