Scope 1: Energy Transfer
Scope 2: Matter and Energy in Plants
Scope 3: Food Webs
Scope 4: Matter Cycles
Scope 5: Ecosystems
100

What do both plants and animals use energy to do?

Grow

100

What are the two things that all plants must have to live and grow?

Air and Water

100

What is the role of a decomposer in a food web?

It breaks down dead plants and animals and restores matter to the soil.

100

How is soil partially created by decomposers?

Decomposers break down plant and animal matter to help create soil.

100

All energy transferred through food chains and webs comes from–

The Sun

200

What can a human consume to gain energy?

Plants or animals

200

Which of these materials provides a plant with matter needed for both food production AND growth? 

Gases in the air, Sunlight and coca cola OR Dry soil

Gasses in the air

200

 What is a food chain?

The path of energy from one organism to another.

200

Decomposers are important in nature because they–

release gases into the air as they break down dead material, which can be used by plants.

200

What must occur for an organism to survive in its environment?

The organism's basic needs must be met.

300

All the energy that is passed up the food chain started out as–

Sunlight

300

All of the following are a plant’s basic needs EXCEPT– 

Movement, Water, Soil, Air

Movement

300

What is the role of a producer?

It uses energy from the Sun and matter, water, and air to make food.

300

Plants make glucose when–

carbon dioxide, sunlight, and water combine in special cells inside the plant.

300

What are some basic needs of an organism?

Food, water, air, shelter, and space

400

Plants are different from animals because–

plants don't have to consume other organisms to get energy.

400

The most accurate way to measure plant growth is by measuring–

the mass of the plant.

400

To which organism can the food of almost any kind of animal in a food web be traced back?

Plant

400

 How are carbon dioxide and oxygen cycled in nature?

Plants take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen

400

An organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy is called a–

Producer

500

What do the arrows in the food chain below show? 

Sun → grass → grasshopper → toad → snake → hawk

The direction the energy moves in a food chain

500

A plant grown in a container with water only proves that–

a plant can grow without soil.

500

Which of the following is a likely food chain? 

Acorn → mouse → snake → hawk 

Mouse → acorn → snake → hawk

Hawk → acorn → snake → mouse

Acorn → mouse → snake → hawk

500

What does a compost pile help create?

Soil

500

What can occur when a new species is introduced into an ecosystem?

The ecosystem can become unbalanced.

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