Vocabulary
Vocabulary, too!
Food Chains and More
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An organism that eats only meat.
What is a carnivore?
100
An animal that eats plants or other animals.
What is a consumer?
100

A model that shows how much energy flows through a food web.

What is a food pyramid?

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Why are decomposers important organisms in a food web? A) They produce oxygen. B) They prey on carnivores. C) They are food for producers D) They return nutrients to the soil
What is they return nutrients to the soil?
100

What force creates a sand dune?

wind

200
An organism that makes its own food.
What is a producer?
200
An organism that breaks down dead or decaying plant or animal material.
What is a decomposer?
200
Consider this food chain: grass=> grasshopper=> mouse => snake Which organism is an herbivore?
What is the grasshopper?
200
Consider the food chain: grass=> grasshopper=> frog=> snake What would happen in the ecosystem if the grasshopper population died? A) snakes would eat the grasshopper B) it would be fine, frogs prefer other insects anyway C) it would be fine, the grass population would increase D) the frog population would die from the decrease in their food supply
What is D, the frog population would die from the decrease in their food supply?
200
Which type of organism is a fungus? A) carnivore B) omnivore C) herbivore D) decomposer
What is D, decomposer?
300
An organism that eats only plants.
What is an herbivore?
300
A network of food chains that have some links in common.
What is a food web?
300
Consider this food chain: blackberries=> bird=> cat Which organism is the carnivore?
What is the cat?
300

Which landform is created by wind blown sand?

What is a sand dune?

300
How do you know a delta has been around for a long time?

It has more branches.

400
An organism that eats both plants and animals.
What is an omnivore?
400
The struggle between organisms for the same resource.
What is competition?
400
Consider this food chain: acorns=> squirrels=> hawks Which of these is the producer?
What are the acorns?
400

What process shapes the top of a mountain?

What is weathering?

400
How does the food chain start again after the decomposer does its' job? A) because the decomposer spreads the seeds B) because the decomposer must constantly stay busy to stay alive C) because the decomposer breaks the dead or decaying organism down and the nutrients go back into the soil, causing any seeds that have been dispersed a good environment to reproduce D) because the decomposer does not totally break the organism down and some of the organism is still alive
What is C, because the decomposer breaks the dead or decaying organism down and the nutrients go back into the soil, causing any seed that have been dispersed a good environment to reproduce?
500
A diagram that shows the flow of energy from one organism to another.
What is a food chain?
500

Non-native plant or animal species that have been introduced into an environment.

What is an exotic species?

500
In a Mississippi swamp, alligators and great blue herons eat fish. Which type of organism is the great blue heron? A) decomposer B) carnivore C) herbivore D) producer
What is a carnivore?
500
A certain type of bear mainly eats trout. If the trout population declines, what will most likely happen to the bear population? A) it will decrease B) it will increase C) it will remain the same D) it will increase and then decrease
What is it will decrease?
500
In a Mississippi swamp ecosystem, would you expect the alligator or fish population to be bigger? A) fish, because they feed more predators B) fish, because alligators can't see them very well C) alligators, because they are at the top of the food chain D) alligators, because they have to eat a lot
What is A, because fish feed more predators?
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