Vocab
Hungry Things
Ecosystems
Relationships
Grab Bag
100

Name an abiotic factor

rock, water, sun, temperature, atmosphere 

100

Name the processes that allows plants to produce sugars 

Photosynthesis

100

What is an abiotic factor and give one example

Nonliving parts of an ecosystem

100

The demand for resources like water, food and shelter that are in short supply 

competition

100

A direct path of energy through an ecosystem

food chain

200

What is defined as all living organisms and nonliving factors interacting in an environment?

Ecosystem

200

Give an example of an herbivore

deer, rabbit, bees...

200

What is a biotic factor and give an example

Living or once living things

200

If the demand for food, water and shelter is too high for a species, what two things could happen to the animals of that species?

starvation/death, or they could move to a new area

200

Can matter be created or destroyed?

Nope, it only changes form

300

An organism that uses the sun to make food

producer

300

Give an example of an omnivore

bears, robins, pigs, humans

300

The place within an ecosystem that provides food, water, shelter, and other biotic factors an organism needs to survive

Habitat

300

The act of one organism feeding on another organism

predation

300

Decomposers feast on these to return nutrients to the soil

dead animals and plants

400

This occurs when a population becomes so large that it causes damage.

Overpopulation

400

Give an example of a carnivore

cats, snakes, hawks, frogs, spiders...

400

This group includes all organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same time

population

400

A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed

parasitism

400

A food web shows

relationships and overlaps of different food chains

500

A symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit

Mutualism

500

Give an example of a decomposer

worms, fungi, snails and slugs...

500

The size of a population compared to the amount of space available

population density

500

Symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is not harmed, but also does not benefit

commensalism

500

Who determine that matter cannot be created or destroyed?

Antoine Lavosier

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