How Organisms Interact
Where Animals Live
Ecosystems
Living and Nonliving Things
100

What is the scientific term for a living thing?

An organism

100

What is the word for an environment that provides the things a specific animal needs to live, grow and reproduce?

A habitat

100

What are some examples of ecosystems?

A forest, a swamp, a backyard, a puddle, etc.. Any community of organisms and their physical environment interacting together.

100

What is a nonliving part of an organism's habitat called?

Abiotic factor

200

Give an example of a decomposer.

Fungi, bacteria, termites, etc.

200

Why do organisms live in different habitats? 

Organisms have different needs for survival and reproduction

200

What two types of factors do organisms interact with in an environment?

Abiotic and Biotic factors

200

What is a living, or once was living, part of an organism's habitat called?

Biotic Factor

300

Multiple Choice: Plants are categorized as 

a) decomposer b) producer c) consumer 

(explain why you choose your answer)

"b" producer because they make their own food

300

What are the three things that organisms need in their environment to survive?

Food, water, and shelter

300

What are 3 abiotic factors that you might find in your environment

Options: Air, water, sunlight, soil, rocks, temperature, wind, rain, gravel, sand, furniture, clothing, toys, TV, fridge

300

True or False: Bacteria found in soil is an example of a biotic factor

True

400

Animals take in this and exhale this when they breathe

Take in Oxygen and release carbon dioxide

400

How would a polar bear's habitat look compared to a macaw's habitat?

N/A

400

A _____ is a type of land ecosystem that gets very little rain.

Desert

400

True of False: Dead plants are abiotic factors

False

Dead plants are biotic factors because they were once alive

500

This process describes how plants make food, by taking in carbon dioxide, sunlight and water

Photosynthesis

500

What is the major difference between a habitat and ecosystem?

A habitat refers to one animal's home. An ecosystem refers to multiple animals' homes.

500

Multiple Choice: What do we call a group of individuals belonging to the same species and living in the same area?

a) population  b) ecosystem  c) community

a) population

500

True or False: Oxygen is an abiotic factor that all organisms need to survive.

False

Some bacteria and single celled organisms can live without oxygen. We call these organisms anaerobic.

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