
T5 Ecological Succession Lesson
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Biology
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9th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Standards-aligned
Mae-Lee Terrell
Used 3+ times
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8 Slides • 41 Questions
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EdPuzzle Class Codes
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Open Ended
Why did fire workers conduct a controlled burn?
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Open Ended
Describe how the forest changed after the fire.
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EdPuzzle Class Codes
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Open Ended
What did you score on the EdPuzzle?
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Open Ended
Define ecological succession.
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Multiple Choice
What is the term that describes many populations living together in a particular area?
ecosystem
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Multiple Choice
Will an area with no soil undergo primary succession or secondary succession?
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
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Open Ended
What is a pioneer species?
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Fill in the Blanks
In what three ways can seeds be dispersed?
____, _____, and _______.
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Open Ended
What are three examples of an ecological disturbance?
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Open Ended
What is the difference between secondary succession and primary succession?
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Multiple Choice
Which process is faster – secondary succession or primary succession?
Primary Succession
Secondary succession
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Multiple Choice
How does ecological succession impact biodiversity?
Ecological succession increases biodiversity
Ecological succession decreases biodiversity
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Access the Ecological Succession Interactive activity on the Bioman Bio website and answer the questions that follow as you complete the activity.
Click on Start a New Game. Then click the Primary Succession Tab. Click Continue to move through the activity.
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Fill in the Blanks
Complete this sentence:
Notice that once it cools, it is just
____ ____ with __ ____ and __ ____.
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Fill in the Blanks
Complete this sentence:
Now the process of colonization by life will begin. The changes in
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Fill in the Blanks
A lichen can grow on bare rock because the fungus can ______ to the rock and break it down bit by bit with _____ that it makes.
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Open Ended
How does lichen arrive on the island?
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Fill in the Blanks
Moss spores are _____________ to your island. Several generations of lichens have broken down the rock and produced enough ____ To allow mosses to grow. Mosses ______ the lichens and the number of lichens decreases. As mosses grow and die, they will continue to build up the amount of ____.
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Open Ended
Why do grasses spread rapidly?
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Open Ended
How do grasses help build up the soil?
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Open Ended
Why do bushes take longer to become established than smaller plants?
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Open Ended
What do flowering plants need in order to reproduce?
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Open Ended
How do trees outcompete other plants?
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Open Ended
What are pollinators critical to?
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Open Ended
What do primary consumers eat?
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Open Ended
What is the ecological niche of secondary consumers?
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Open Ended
What do tertiary consumers eat?
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Part B: Choose your pioneer species and try to build a successful climax ecosystem. Keep trying until you are successful. As you move through this part of the activity, answer the following questions.
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Open Ended
Why are lichen a great pioneer species?
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Open Ended
How do mosses help succession?
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Open Ended
What do the grasses outcompete the mosses for?
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Open Ended
How do the seeds for bushes enter the island?
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Open Ended
How do primary consumers benefit plants?
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Open Ended
What is a climax community?
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Part C: Click on Return to Main Menu and then click on the Secondary Succession tab.
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Open Ended
What type of community does secondary succession begin with?
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Open Ended
What is the process of rebuilding a community that is disrupted called?
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Open Ended
Why can your pioneer species be different in secondary succession?
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Open Ended
Why can flowers rapidly germinate?
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Open Ended
Why are tree seeds already on the island?
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Part D: Click on Return to Main Menu and then click on the Quiz tab.
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Reorder
Reorder the following. Fill in the timeline below to show which order organisms appear during primary succession.
lichen
mosses
grasses and flowers
bushes and shrubs
trees
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Open Ended
Biodiversity is the variety of life in an area. Think about the process of succession. How does biodiversity change during succession?
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Open Ended
According to the graph, what best describes what occurs to the amount of grasses in the graph?
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Open Ended
According to the graph, what best explains the decrease in the mass of mosses?
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