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When the body temperature rises

A 100

What is fever?

A 100

Half-digested food along with stomach mucus, saliva, stomach acids, and other chemicals that quickly exit up your throat and

out of you mouth.

A 200

What is vomit?

A 200

Things that cause an organism to perform an

activity or start a reaction

A 300

What are stimuli?

A 300

A 400

Maintenance of a stable internal environment in response to changes

in the changing conditions of the external or internal environment.

(internal balance)

What is homeostasis?

A 400

This center tells your body to quickly get rid of whatever is upsetting you, and this is done by

vomiting.

A 500

What is the

emetic center?

A 500

State of dormancy (sleep) over an extended

period of time due to extreme cold

B 100

What is hibernation?

B 100

Suspended state of animation.

Animal goes into a deep sleep with almost

no brain activity

B 200

What is torpor?

B 200

The lowering of body temperature below freezing in response to cold.

B 300

What is supercooling?

B 300

state of dormancy (sleep) over an

extended period of time due to

extreme heat

B 400

What is estivation?

B 400

Name 3 adaptations or

behaviors of the artic ground

squirrel

B 500

What are supercooling,

hibernation, torpor, burrowing, curling in a ball, and/or shivering ?

B 500

An animal that eats both plants and

animals .

C 100

What is an omnivore?

C 100

C 200

A series of producers and

consumers

What is a food chain?

C 200

Organisms that produce their own

food by photosynthesis .

C 300

C 300

What are producers?

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLEPlace A Wager

_____→ LEAF→ CATERPILLAR→ LIZARD→EAGLE

The missing link of this food chain

C 400

What is the sun ?

C 400

A complex feeding system that

contains more than one food chain .

C 500

What is a

food web?

C 500

D 100

All organisms of one species

living in a community

D 100

What is a population?

D 200

The narrow zone on earth where life is possible .

D 200

What is the

biosphere?

Any close relationship

between species

D 300

D 300

What is

symbiosis?

A relationship in which one organisms benefits

and the other is harmed,

such as ticks or tapeworms

D 400

What is parasitism?

D 400

A relationship in which both

species benefit, such as lichens

D 500

What is

mutualism?

D 500

The amount of rain that a desert

usually gets

E 100

What is less than

10 centimeters

A year?

E 100

a treeless plain with very short growing season and long,

cold winters

E 200

What is tundra?

E 200

First organisms in an ecosystem

E 300

What is a

pioneer species?

E 300

The change in the types of species of an

ecological community observed over time;

the replacement of one species another

E 400

What is succession?

E 400

The various developmental

stages the ecosystem goes through .

E 500

What are seral stages?

E 500

F 100

Living, once living,

or part of something that was living .

F 100

What is biotic?

the study of relationships

between organisms and

their environment

F 200

What is ecology?

F 200

The harmed species in a

parasitic relationship

F 300

What is the host?

F 300

F 400

An animal that feeds on already

dead animals

What is a

scavenger?

F 400

fever-producing substances

F 500

What are pyrogens?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Biomes of the WorldPlease record your wager.

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Name six biomes

of the world studied in class

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What are:

Tundra

Taiga/Coniferous Forest

Desert

Temperate/Deciduous Forest

Rainforest

GrasslandClick on screen to continue

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