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This board helps players review Ecosystems through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Ecosystem Basics, Food Chains, Energy Flow, Adaptations, Relationships. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Ecosystem Basics

    What do we call all the living and nonliving things interacting in an area?

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    ecosystem

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  • Food Chains

    What type of organism makes its own food, usually using sunlight?

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    producer

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  • Energy Flow

    What is the main source of energy for most ecosystems?

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    the Sun

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  • Adaptations

    What is a trait that helps an organism survive in its environment called?

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    adaptation

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  • Relationships

    What relationship benefits both species?

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    mutualism

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Ecosystem Basics

$100 — What do we call all the living and nonliving things interacting in an area?
ecosystem
$200 — What term means the place where an organism lives?
habitat
$300 — What is a living part of an ecosystem called?
biotic factor
$400 — What is a nonliving part of an ecosystem called?
abiotic factor
$500 — What do we call all members of one species living in the same area?
population

Food Chains

$100 — What type of organism makes its own food, usually using sunlight?
producer
$200 — What do we call an animal that eats plants?
herbivore
$300 — What do we call an animal that eats other animals?
carnivore
$400 — What organism breaks down dead plants and animals?
decomposer
$500 — What does an arrow in a food chain show?
direction of energy flow

Energy Flow

$100 — What is the main source of energy for most ecosystems?
the Sun
$200 — Plants change sunlight into food through what process?
photosynthesis
$300 — An organism that gets energy by eating other organisms is called what?
consumer
$400 — In a food web, why can one organism appear in several food chains?
it has multiple feeding relationships
$500 — Why is less energy available at higher levels of a food chain?
organisms use energy for life processes

Adaptations

$100 — What is a trait that helps an organism survive in its environment called?
adaptation
$200 — A cactus storing water in a thick stem is an example of what?
an adaptation
$300 — What seasonal movement helps some animals find food or warmer conditions?
migration
$400 — What winter behavior involves a long period of greatly reduced activity?
hibernation
$500 — Camouflage helps an animal survive mainly by doing what?
blending into its surroundings

Relationships

$100 — What relationship benefits both species?
mutualism
$200 — What relationship benefits one organism while the other is harmed?
parasitism
$300 — What happens when organisms need the same limited resource?
competition
$400 — A hawk hunting a mouse is an example of what relationship?
predation
$500 — If a predator population drops sharply, what may happen first to its prey population?
it may increase

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