Abiotic vs Biotic
Abiotic vs Biotic
Levels of Organization
Ecosystem Vocabulary
Short Answer
100

Temperature, Water, Sunlight, Soil

What is an abiotic factor?

100

Aniamls, plants, fungi, and bacteria

What are biotic factors?

100

An individual form of life.

What is an organism? 
100

What is an organism?

Any one living thing

100

A _______ is a scientist who studies living things.

Biologist

200

Cheeseburger (what factor)

What is a biotic factor?

200

Bees and flowers. (factor)

What are biotic factors.

200

All the individuals of a given species are in an area at a given time. 

What is a population?

200

What is a population?

One of the same type of a thing living in an ecosystem.

200

Living things need ____________

Energy

300

The prefix 'Bio' means

What is life?
300

The prefix 'A' means

What is not or without?

300

The populations of organisms of different species in a given area. 

What is a community?

300

What is a community?

All living things that live in a specific area

300

Living things _______ and ________

grow, change
400

List 2 biotic and 2 abiotic factors in a forest ecosystem.

Biotic-plants animals ect

Abiotic- sun, soil, temp ect

400

4 abiotic factors in an ecosystem

What is sun, temperature, water, air, soil-rocks

400

All the living (biotic) and nonliving (abiotic) factors in an area.

What is an ecosystem?

400

What is an ecosystem?

All living and non-living things in an environment

400

Living things make more of themselves or _________

reproduce

500

The word ecosystem refers to.

What is biotic and abiotic factors in an environment?

500

List 3 biotic and abiotic interactions in a forest ecosystem.

Animals drink water.

Fish need pond water.

Plants need sunlight. 

Animals need oxygen.

500

List the levels of organization in an ecosystem from largest to smallest.

1. Community

2. Population

3. Organism

500

Name three ecosystems.

Forest, ocean, wetland, desert, rotting log, artic, lake

500

Living things ______________ to the world around them.

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