Life
Producers and Consumers
Ecosystems
Carbohydrates
100

how do we define life? 

-Use cell energy 

-Have cells 

-Grows and develops

-Reproduces 


100

What is another definition for producer?

Autotroph 

100

What is lichen?

An organism that can live and grow without any resources. 

100

What is in a carbohydrate?

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen. (CHO)

200

What is the definition of an ecosystem?

All living and nonliving things in an environment.

200

What is another name for consumers?

Heterotroph

200

Why are shade intolerant trees first in the cycle of a ecosystem?

Because there were no plants and trees to create shade for trees they had to adapt to the conditions.

200

What is a protein made up of?

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. (CHON)

300

What is the definition of biotic?

living parts of an ecosystem.

300

What is a omnivore?

Omnivores eat producers and consumers.

300

What is primary succession?

Ecological succession that begins in essentially lifeless areas.

300

What is a lipid made up of?

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen. (CHO)

400

What is biodiversity?

The measurement of the amount of variation of life that exists in a given areas. 

400

What do decomposers do?

Break down dead and decaying organisms. 

400

What is secondary succession?

the process relating to community growth that takes place when a habitat is disturbed or damaged. 

400

What is the difference between carbohydrates and lipids?

The carbohydrate is an immediate source of energy in living organisms while lipids act as a more long term energy resource and tend utilized at a slower rate.

500

What is logistic growth?

Carrying capacity and minimum resources.

500

What are carnivores?

They consume producers.

500

primary succession is faster process than secondary succession true or false?

false 

500

What are nucleic acids made up of?

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen,and Phosphorus.

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