Plants And Animals 4 Jeopardy Template

Life Cycles of Florida Plants	Life Cycles of Florida Animals	Plant and Animal Characteristics	Animal Behavior
100 What are conifers and ferns? Name two types of nonflowering plants	100 What is that mammals give birth to live young and reptiles lay eggs? What is the main difference between between the life cycle of a reptile and that of a mammal?	100 What is the passing of characteristics from parents to offspring? What is heredity?	100 What is a behavior that an animal knows as soon as it is born or hatched? Define an instinct
200 What is flowers turn into fruits that protect the seeds? What is the main difference between a flowering and a nonflowering plant?	200 What is to take off an outer layer such as an exoskeleton and it happens after the nymph stage? What does it mean to molt and at what stage does it happen?	200 What are temperature, climate, diet, pollution? What factors in the environment can affect animal characteristics?	200 What are sitting, fetching, rolling over, etc? (remember classical conditioning) What are some learned behaviors that a dog might have?
300 What are wind, water, burrs sticking to animals or clothes, animals- burrowing or excretion? What are some ways seeds are dispersed?	300 What are egg, nymph, and adult? What are the stages in incomplete metamorphosis?	300 What is that an inherited trait is passed down from parents at birth and an adaptation can be caused by the animals response to the environment? What is the different between a inherited characteristic or trait versus an adaptation?	300 What are protection, food and shelter, migration and hibernation? Name 3 animal instincts:
400 What is pollination is the movement of pollen from the stamen to the pistil which is sometimes helped by pollinators and fertilization is the union of combination of a sperm cell (pollen) and an egg cell (ovule). What is the difference between pollination and fertilization?	400 What are egg, larva, pupa and adult? What are the stages in complete metamorphosis?	400 What are dominant traits will always peep through and overpower recessive traits. Also dominant traits are shown by capital letters and recessive with lowercase? What is the difference between a dominant trait and a recessive one?	400 What are building nests and bird songs? Name a behavior that could be both instinctual and learned
500 What is male- stamen: anther and filament and female- pistil: stigma, style, ovary, ovule? What are the male and female reproductive parts called and what parts make them up?	500 What are building on the animals homes (ex. building hotels where turtles hatch), hunting, etc? We have talked about many life cycles, how can humans disrupt these stages?	500 Mom- BB, Dad- Bb outcomes: BB, BB, Bb, Bb A baby cheetah is about to be born. His mother has a yellow coat which is dominant homozygous, his father has a lighter coat which is dominant heterozygous. Draw a punnet square of what the cheetah might look like?	500 What is the rabbit and its fur, birds and feather color changes, bears and fur color changes, bird have webbed feet... etc A lot of adaptations happen for survival An animals external structures can adapt based on its environment, name an animal and its external adaptation.

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