Water, Carbon, and Nitrogen Cycle
Food Webs/Chains
Energy Flow
Other
Other Part 2
100

Evaporation through the leaves of plants and trees

Transpiration

100

Producers are considered producers because they are able to do what?

Organisms that are able to go through the process of Photosynthesis

100

90% of energy is lost as what?

Heat

100

Give me an example of a tertiary consumer

Hawks, lions, sealions, polar bears, pythons

100

Which of the following are benefits decomposers contribute to the carbon cycle?

1. Decaying organisms are essential for carbon to be released back into the food web.

2. Dead, organic matter is broken down and carbon dioxide is released into the air.


200
Since the industrial revolution, humans have caused an increase in carbon emissions. True or False

True

200

What is an example of a producer?

Lichen, grass, trees, sunflowers, lillys 

200

A primary consumer is an animal that eats what?

Eats producers

200

The most energy is available on what trophic level?

Level 1 - Producer level

200

Select 4 abiotic factors that can influence food chains and food webs.  


- pH

- Rainfall

- Sunlight

- Minerals

300

In the carbon cycle, carbon is transferred between the atmosphere and-


Living organisms

300

What is an example of a primary consumer?

Rabbit, deer, giraffe, horses, butterflies, cows. Anything that is considered a herbivore.

300

A secondary consumer is an animal that eats what?

Primary consumers

300


Decomposers are important in the food chain because they __________.



break down dead organisms and recycle nutrients into the soil


300

The feeding activity of the rabit or giraffe (a grazing animal) is best described as-


Herbivore 

Primary consumer

Consumer feeding on autotrophs

400

Which cycles serve to transfer matter through all levels of the ecosystem to support life processes?


Water, carbon, and nitrogen cycle

400

What is an example of a secondary consumer?

Bears, birds, wolves, fish

400

A Tertiary consumer is a consumer that eats what?

Secondary Consumers

400

If the population numbers of 2nd and 3rd order consumers increase in a community, what will happen to the total numbers of 1st order consumers?


Decrease

400

What is the foundation for all food webs?



Producers

500

What organism converts nitrogen in the atmosphere into a useful form?

Bacteria
500

What is the difference between a food chain and food web?

A food web is made up of multiple food chains. It is a better representation of the flow of energy and predator/prey relationships

500

The arrow in food chains and food webs shows what?

The flow of energy

500

photosynthesis, respiration, combustion, and decomposition contribute to which cycle?


The Carbon Cycle

500

The carbon cycle includes-

photosynthesis, respiration, combustion, and decomposition


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