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Eco Biology Jeopardy Quiz

Test your knowledge on photosynthesis, ecosystems, forces in nature, and environmental impacts in this fun and educational Jeopardy game! Mrs. Davis will guide you through the questions. Place your bets, answer correctly, and become the eco champion!

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Eco Biology Jeopardy Quiz

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  1. THIS IS Jeopardy

  2. Your With Host... Mrs. Davis

  3. Jeopardy (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  4. During photosynthesis, solar energy is transformed into A 100

  5. Chemical Energy A 100

  6. What is missing from the formula? CO2 + H2O + sunlight  + O2 A 200

  7. Glucose (C6H12O6) A 200

  8. What types of organisms perform photosynthesis? A 300

  9. Plants A 300

  10. Why are decomposers important to an ecosystem? A 400

  11. They recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem. A 400

  12. Why does a compost pile give off heat? A 500

  13. Energy is being released A 500

  14. What happens to matter in a compost bin? B 100

  15. It is recycled B 100

  16. Through what process is energy from the sun stored in plant material? B 200

  17. Photosynthesis B 200

  18. What is the term for stored radiant energy that can be used as fuel? B 300

  19. Biomass B 300

  20. If rabbit and coyote populations increase and decrease at similar times with each other, we can determine what? B 400

  21. Coyotes are predators of rabbits B 400

  22. What is always at the bottom of a food web? B 500

  23. Producers B 500

  24. What part of a root helps it grow through the soil? C 100

  25. Root Cap C 100

  26. What kind of scale was used to measure the force needed to pull an object up a ramp? C 200

  27. Spring Scale C 200

  28. Plant roots grow down in response to what force? C 300

  29. Gravity C 300

  30. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  31. What force causes a plant to stand up and not fall over? C 400

  32. Turgor Pressure C 400

  33. Using a longer ramp reduces the amount of needed to move an object. C 500

  34. Force C 500

  35. A rapid increase in the algae levels of a pond, which upsets the oxegyn levels in the water, was probably caused by? D 100

  36. Excess fertilizer runoff D 100

  37. Which type of erosion is most likely to occur in any of the plains ecoregions of Texas? D 200

  38. Wind D 200

  39. If a river is dammed, what will be the result to the river downstream? D 300

  40. Water levels will decrease D 300

  41. How would knowing the effects of weathering on different kinds of rocks help a local artist? D 400

  42. Deciding what kind of rock to use for a monument D 400

  43. True or False A hurricane will disrupt the migratory pattern of local wildlife. D 500

  44. False D 500

  45. What part of a plant would be most affected by the lack of gravity in space? E 100

  46. Roots E 100

  47. What is the purpose of insulation? E 200

  48. Temperature Regulation E 200

  49. Pollution will flow which direction in a river? E 300

  50. Downstream E 300

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