Density / Buoyancy
Newton’s Laws
Levels of Organization
Food Chains / Food Webs
Ecological Relationships
100

An object has a mass of 300 g and a volume of 150 cm³. What is density?

2 g/cm³

100

Passengers moving forward when a car stops demonstrate this principle.

inertia / Newton’s First Law?

100

This is the smallest unit capable of carrying out life processes.

a cell

100

In the chain grass → rabbit → fox, this organism is the secondary consumer.

a fox

100

Plants remove this gas from the atmosphere during photosynthesis.

carbon dioxide

200

An object sinks in water but floats in oil, meaning its density lies between the two liquids.

greater than water but less than oil?

200

A 4 kg object acted on by a 20 N force will have this acceleration.

5 m/s²

200

This level of biological organization is a complete living individual, like a human, a tree, or a dog.

an organism

200

Energy decreases along a food chain because it is lost in this form.

heat

200

Bees play a key role in ecosystems by performing this process.

pollination

300

For a fully submerged object, buoyant force depends on the fluid’s density and this quantity.

displaced volume

300

If one object exerts 15 N on another, the second object exerts this force back.

15 N in the opposite direction

300

This level includes multiple populations interacting with each other and their environment.

ecosystem

300

If producers are removed, this will happen to the ecosystem.

it will collapse

300

Forests help prevent this environmental problem.

soil erosion

400

A steel ship floats because its overall density is lower than this substance.

water

400

Walking forward is possible because you push the ground in this direction.

backward

400

All organisms of the same species in one area make up this level.

population

400

Food webs are more stable than food chains because they have these.

multiple feeding paths

400

Wetlands improve ecosystems by filtering this resource.

water

500

The loss of apparent weight of an object in a fluid equals this force.

buoyant force

500

Forces of 12 N right and 7 N left combine to give this net force.

5 N to the right

500

This is the largest level of ecological organization, including all ecosystems on Earth.

biosphere

500

Removing predators from an ecosystem will initially cause this change in prey populations.

increase

500

The disappearance of pollinators would cause this major impact on agriculture.

decreased crop (егін) production

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