Nutrient Cycle
Food Chain
Ecosystem
Energy Pyramid
Abiotic and Biotic
100

Producers need sun, ______, and soil to grow.

water

100

Who is at the beginning of the food chain?

Producers

100

What does eco mean?

Environment
100

What makes up the first level?

Producers

100

What does abiotic mean?

Non-living

200

What helps break down plant and animal matter?

Decomposers

200

Which way do the arrows move through the food chain?

Linear

200

An ecosystem is made up of what?

abiotic and biotic factors

200

What makes up the second level?

Primary Consumers

200

What does biotic mean?

Living

300

What happens after nutrients are put back into the soil?

New life

300

What do the arrows represent in the food chain?

Flow of energy

300

All of the same type of living species inhabiting one area.

A population

300

Who is at the top of the pyramid?

Apex Predators

300

What does bio mean?

Life

400

How many decomposers are there?

Three

400

What comes at the end of the food chain?

Decomposers

400

All the living things (plants and animals) in an area.

A community

400

As we move up the pyramid, what happens to the energy flow?

It decreases (it is lost)

400

Carbon dioxide is abiotic or biotic?

Abiotic
500

Name the three types of decomposers.

Fungi, bacteria, detritovores

500

What is the ultimate source of all energy?

The sun

500

The study of living things with each other and their physical environment

Ecology

500

How much does energy flow decrease as we move up each level on the pyramid?

10%

500

Is a dead plant abiotic or biotic?

Biotic

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