5th Grade Science EOY

Cells

100

_{This is the basic building block of life.}

_{a. food}

_{b. cell}

_{c. money}

What is a cell?

200

_{These cells have one type of cell.}

_{a. prokaryotic}

_{b. eukaryotic}

_{c. heraryoti}c

What is prokaryotic? (single celled)

300

_{Multicellular organisms need these  to get nutrients and exchange gases.}

_{a. exchange systems}

_{b. transport systems}

_{c. air systems}

What are transport systems? 

400

_{Plant and animal cells are this in nature.}

_{a. multicellular}

_{b. single cellular}

What is Eukaryotic (Multicellular)?

500

_{Both types of cells need this to survive.}

_{a. energy}

_{b. rain}

_{c. cold temperatures}

What is energy? 

Ecosystem

100

_{This is a place where biotic and abiotic factors live together.}

_{a. body parts}

_{b. ecosystems}

What is an ecosystem? 

200

_{This is the primary source of energy in many ecosystems.}

_{1. water}

_{2. sun}

_{3. soil}

What is the sun? 

300

_{This is a place inside of an ecosystem that an organism lives.}

_{a. cave}

_{b. habitat}

_{c. ocean}

What is a habitat? 

400

These factors are the NON-living things in an ecosystem.

a. abiotic

b. biotic

What are abiotic? 

500

Producers, consumers and decomposers are known as these. 

a. abiotic

b. biotic

What are biotic (living) factors?

Organisms

100

These hunt for their prey in the ecosystem.

1. prey

2. predators

What are predators? 

200

These consumers eat only plants. 

a. omnivores

b. herbivores

c. carnivores 

What are herbivores?

300

These consumers eat only dead meat.

a. scavengers

b. omnivores

c. herbivores

What are scavengers? 

400

These are known as  “nature’s recyclers”.

a. composers

b. producers

c. decomposers

What are decomposers?

500

These are organisms with similar characteristics. 

a. omnivores

b. species

c. scavengers

What is species? 

Food Chains

100

This is a visual representation of how energy is transferred among organisms in order.

1. paper chain

2. food chain

What is a food chain?

200

These are on the bottom or base of the food pyramid.

a. producers

b. consumers

What are producers? 

300

This is a visual representation of how food chains can interconnect with one another.

a. food chain

b. food web

What is a food web?

400

This is a relationship that happens between organisms.

a. symbiosis

b. amensalism 

What is symbiosis?

500

In this, both organisms receive a benefit.

a. parasitism

b. mutualism

What is mutualism?

How Humans affect the Environment

100

These are a huge cause of habitat loss.

a. mining

b. cutting down trees

c. housing developments

What are housing developments?

200

This leads to populations of animals decreasing. 

a. preserving habitats

b. habitat loss

What is habitat loss?

300

This means the animal species is threatened and needs protection before they complete die out.

a. extinction

b. endangered

What is endangered?

400

This means the animal species is not longer living on the Earth. 

a. extinct

b. endangered

What is extinct? 

500

This is when humans leave or put things in the environment that don’t belong there.

a. conserving

b. littering

What is littering?