Ecological Interactions And Demographics Jeopardy Template

Relationships	Levels	Demographics	Scientific Method	Global Populations
100 What is a symbiosis? A term describing the relationships and interactions of organisms	100 What is a species One specific type of organisms in an environment	100 What is demographics? Study of human populations	100 What is the first step of the scientific method? Make an observation	100 What country has the highest human population China
200 What is parasitism One organism benefits while harming the other	200 What is a population Multiple members of the same species in a geographically shared space	200 What do the shapes of a population pyramid represent? Triangle is a developing country and oval is a stable developed country	200 Explain what a hypothesis is. An educated guess backed by research in response to your question written in statement form.	200 What country has the second highest human population India
300 What is mutualism Both organisms benefit from their relationship with each other	300 What is a community multiple species of plants and animals in a geographically shared space	300 What is a limiting factor for population growth? Anything that limits population growth like disease, famine, war, carrying capacity of resources	300 What steps can be recreated if needed research and experiments	300 How many people are there globally? 7.6 Billion
400 What is communalism One organism benefits without hurting the other organism	400 What is an ecosystem all living and nonliving factors in a geographical shared spaced	400 What are some ways to lower the birth rate? Provide family planning education, provide education opportunities for all people, provide workplace opportunities for all people	400 Why is a wrong hypothesis still important? Even if you're wrong, you still learned something new or a new path to take. Wrong answers are still good sources of information.	400 What is the only developed country ranked in the top 5 highest population? United States
500 Why is it important to study interactions of organisms in the ecosystem If one organisms is lost the ecosystem will break down	500 What is the difference between abiotic and biotic factors abiotic is nonliving factors of an environment like water, sunlight, dirt biotic is all living organisms in an environment (plants and animals)	500 How do growing human populations affect our environment and ecosystems? It limits resources, creates pollution, increases global temps	500 How can the scientific method be applied to daily life? You observe, ask questions, and create conclusions daily	500 What is the difference between a developed and developing country? Developed countries have clean water, readily available food sources, utilize natural resources, have access to health care and education for all. Developing countries are still in the process of obtaining these characteristics

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