1. Organism’s Response to the Environment… Trivia!

2. Name that word!
Something that prompts a change in an organism’s behavior is a ______________

3. stimulus Name that word!
Something that prompts a change in an organism’s behavior is a ______________
stimulus

4. Name that word!
An organism’s reaction to a stimulus is called ________

5. response Name that word!
An organism’s reaction to a stimulus is called ________
response

6. Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Identify the stimulus in the scenario

7. The hot pan Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Identify the stimulus in the scenario
The hot pan

8. Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Identify the response in the scenario

9. Pulling his hand back Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Identify the response in the scenario
Pulling his hand back

10. Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Is the boy responding to an external or internal stimulus?

11. External stimulus Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Is the boy responding to an external or internal stimulus?
External stimulus

12. Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Is the boy’s response learned or instinctual?

13. Learned response Once upon a time…
A young boy pulls his hand back after touching a hot pan on the stove.
Is the boy’s response learned or instinctual?
Learned response

14. Internal or External Stimulus?
You develop a fever when you have the flu

15. Internal or External Stimulus?
You develop a fever when you have the flu
Internal

16. Internal or External Stimulus?
You jump when you hear a clap of thunder

17. Internal or External Stimulus?
You jump when you hear a clap of thunder
External

18. Internal or External Stimulus?
You put a jacket on in the evening when the temperature drops.

19. Internal or External Stimulus?
You put a jacket on in the evening when the temperature drops.
External

20. Internal or External Stimulus?
A mouse runs into an underground tunnel when is sees a hawk fly overhead

21. Internal or External Stimulus?
A mouse runs into an underground tunnel when is sees a hawk fly overhead
External

22. Those plants!
Suppose you place a plant on a windowsill and it grows towards the light. This change is an example of:
A stimulus
Photosynthesis
Osmosis
A response

23. A response Those plants!
Suppose you place a plant on a windowsill and it grows towards the light. This change is an example of:
A stimulus
Photosynthesis
Osmosis
A response

24. Those Plants!
Suppose you place a plant on a windowsill and it grows towards the light. The light is an example of :
An external stimulus
Photosynthesis
An internal stimulus
A learned response

25. An external stimulus Those Plants!
Suppose you place a plant on a windowsill and it grows towards the light. The light is an example of :
An external stimulus
Photosynthesis
An internal stimulus
A learned response

26. BONUS!
Suppose you place a plant on a windowsill and it grows towards the light.
The growth or movement of an organism to or away from light is known as ___________________

27. BONUS!
Suppose you place a plant on a windowsill and it grows towards the light.
The growth or movement of an organism to or away from light is known as ___________________
phototropism

28. Responses- what kind?
An acquired behavior. Can be acquired either through experience or by watching another animal.

29. Learned response Responses- what kind?
An acquired behavior. Can be acquired either through experience or by watching another animal.
Learned response

30. Responses- what kind?
Behaviors that organisms are born with. They are automatic, natural responses to the environment.

31. Instinctual response Responses- what kind?
Behaviors that organisms are born with. They are automatic, natural responses to the environment.
Instinctual response

32. Learned or Instinctual Response?
Your teacher takes Advil when she has a headache

33. Learned or Instinctual Response?
Your teacher takes Advil when she has a headache
learned

34. Learned or Instinctual Response?
An elephant gets a drink of water when it’s thirsty.

35. Learned or Instinctual Response?
An elephant gets a drink of water when it’s thirsty.
Instinctual

36. Learned or Instinctual Response?
Suppose you eat a food that you have not seen before and it makes you sick. The next time you see the same food you avoid eating it.

37. Learned or Instinctual Response?
Suppose you eat a food that you have not seen before and it makes you sick. The next time you see the same food you avoid eating it.
Learned

38. Name that word!
The slow warming of Earth’s atmosphere due to climatic change

39. Global warming Name that word!
The slow warming of Earth’s atmosphere due to climatic change
Global warming

40. Name that word!
The many different types of life that exist in an environment

41. Biodiversity Name that word!
The many different types of life that exist in an environment
Biodiversity

42. Name that word!
All of the living and nonliving things that surround an organism

43. Environment Name that word!
All of the living and nonliving things that surround an organism
Environment

44. Symbiosis- what type?
What type of symbiotic relationship do a dog and a tick share?

45. Parasitism Symbiosis- what type?
What type of symbiotic relationship do a dog and a tick share?
Bonus points for an accurate explanation of this particular relationship!
Parasitism

46. Symbiosis- what type?
What type of symbiotic relationship do a sea anemone and a clown fish share?

47. Mutualism Symbiosis- what type?
What type of symbiotic relationship do a sea anemone and a clown fish share?
Bonus points for an accurate explanation of this particular relationship!
Mutualism

48. Symbiosis- what type?
What type of symbiotic relationship do humans and mice share?

49. Commensalism Symbiosis- what type?
What type of symbiotic relationship do humans and mice share?
Bonus points for an accurate explanation of this particular relationship!
Commensalism

50. Name that word!
To put harmful materials into the air, water, or soil

51. Name that word!
To put harmful materials into the air, water, or soil
Pollute

52. Name that word!
An interaction in which organisms work in a way that benefits them all

53. Cooperation Name that word!
An interaction in which organisms work in a way that benefits them all
Cooperation

54. Name that word!
The struggle between individuals or different populations for a limited resource

55. Competition Name that word!
The struggle between individuals or different populations for a limited resource
Competition

56. Name that word!
The reaction of organisms to the length of day and night

57. Photoperiodism Name that word!
The reaction of organisms to the length of day and night
Photoperiodism

58. Out in the wild…
An animal that is hunted is considered ____________, while an animal that hunts and eats another animal is called a ________________.

59. An animal that is hunted is considered ____________, while an animal that hunts and eats another animal is called a ________________.
Prey
Predator