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Round 1
Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Vocabulary
Types of
Consumers
The Roles
of Living
Things
How Living
Things Get
Energy
Ecosystem
Energy
Transfer
BONUS:
Moving
Energy
Round 2
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Final
Jeopardy
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Green plants, which make their own
food
(a) consumers
(b) predators
(c) decomposers
(d) producers
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(d) producers
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Living things that feed on the
wastes and remains of plants
and animals
(a) producers
(b) herbivores
(c) decomposers
(d) abiotic factors
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(c) decomposers
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An environment that meets the needs
of an organism
(a) wasteland
(b) climate zone
(c) habitat
(d) energy pyramid
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(c) habitat
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What is the term for the role that
each living thing has in its
habitat
(a) food web
(b) fossil
(c) niche
(d) prey
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(c) niche
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Animals, which cannot make their
own food
(a) consumers
(b) niches
(c) populations
(d) producers
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(a) consumers
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Consumers that are eaten by
predators
(a) abiotics
(b) decomposers
(c) prey
(d) producers
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(c) prey
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Consumers that eat prey
(a) producers
(b) niches
(c) herbivores
(d) predators
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(d) predators
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Which organism is NOT an
omnivore?
(a) hyena
(b) lion
(c) bear
(d) human
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(b) lion
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Which animal is a carnivore?
(a) cow
(b) panther
(c) mouse
(d) rabbit
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(b) panther
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What are robins, which eat
worms and insects?
(a) carnivores
(b) herbivores
(c) omnivores
(d) prey
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(a) carnivores
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Animals that eat only meat
(a) producers
(b) herbivores
(c) carnivores
(d) omnivores
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(c) carnivores
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Animals that eat only plants
(a) producers
(b) herbivores
(c) carnivores
(d) omnivores
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(b) herbivores
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Animals that eat both producers
and other consumers
(a) niches
(b) herbivores
(c) carnivores
(d) omnivores
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(d) omnivores
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Which term includes herbivores,
carnivores, and omnivores?
(a) consumers
(b) predators
(c) prey
(d) producers
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(a) consumers
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Miguel is writing a report about producers,
consumers, herbivores, carnivores, and
omnivores. Which of the following is a
FALSE statement that he should NOT include
in his report?
(a) Producers eat consumers.
(b) Herbivores eat only plants, or consumers
(c) Omnivores eat both plants and other animals.
(d) Carnivores eat only other animals.
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(a) Producers eat consumers.
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Where do green plants get most
of the energy they need to
make their own food?
(a) carbon dioxide
(b) oxygen
(c) sunlight
(d) water
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(c) sunlight
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From where does a first-level
consumer get most of its energy?
(a) predators
(b) producers
(c) second-level consumers
(d) top-level consumers
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(b) producers
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Which of these must a pond food
chain have?
(a) algae
(b) sunlight
(c) tiny fish
(d) whales
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(b) sunlight
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How much energy is used at each
level of the energy pyramid and not
passed on?
(a) 10 percent
(b) 20 percent
(c) 80 percent
(d) 90 percent
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(d) 90 percent
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Antelopes are herbivores. What
other term describes them?
(a) omnivores
(b) predators
(c) prey
(d) producers
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(c) prey
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A diagram showing how much
energy is passed from one
organism to the next in a food
chain
(a) horizon
(b) food pyramid
(c) topography
(d) energy pyramid
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(d) energy pyramid
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What is the term for food chains
that overlap?
(a) consumer
(b) extinction
(c) food web
(d) producer
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(c) food web
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What is shown below?
(a) niche
(b) food chain
(c) habitat
(d) food web
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(b) food chain
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The movement of food energy in a
sequence of living things
(a) niche
(b) food chain
(c) food web
(d) energy pyramid
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(b) food chain
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Moving Energy
In a food web, a food may be eaten by two or more kinds
of animals and an animal may eat two or more kinds of
food. Study the diagram of the food web below.
A. Classify each of the organisms in the food web as a
producer, a first-level consumer, a second-level
consumer, or a third-level consumer.
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Part A
1. Producers: acorn oak & blueberry bush
2. First-level consumers: turkey,
chipmunk, gypsy moth caterpillar, &
other insects
3. Second-level consumer: fox
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Moving Energy
In a food web, a food may be eaten by two or more kinds
of animals and an animal may eat two or more kinds of
food. Study the diagram of the food web below.
B. Explain the energy flow in this food web.
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Part B
• The acorn oak and blueberry bush are
plants that make their own food, so they are
producers.
• The turkey, the chipmunk, the gypsy moth
caterpillar, and the other insects eat the
plants, so they are first-level consumers.
• The fox eats the chipmunk and the turkey,
so it is a second-level consumer.
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