Biotic and Abiotic Factors
Levels of Organization
Ecosystems
Producer and Consumer
Food Chains and Webs
100

All organisms are found in a zone called the ________.

What is the biosphere

100

A ______ is a group of organisms that share most characteristics.

What is a species 

100

A _______ region has a mild climate.

What is temperate

100

All organisms need ______ for their cells to function properly.

What is energy

100

Each feeding level in an ecosystem is called a _____ _____.

What is a trophic level

200

The living parts of an ecosystem are called______.

What are biotic factors

200

The second level of organization is _______.

What is a population

200

________ ecosystems are on land.

What is Terrestrial
200

All organisms that produce their own food are called ________.

What are producers/autotrophs

200

_______ make up the first level of a food chain or food web.

What are Producers

300

Temperature, weather, soil, and water are all examples of _______.

What are abiotic factors

300

A _________ is made up of all the populations that live in that area at the same time

What is a community

300

_______ ecosystems are in rivers, lakes, streams, and wetlands.

What is Freshwater.

300

________ are organisms that cannot make their own food.

What are Consumers/Heterotrophs

300

A _____ _____ is a series of organisms in which each feeds on one at the next lower level

What is a food chain

400

A habitat is ___________.

What is the place where an organism lives

400

The final level of organization is called a(n)_______

What is an ecosystem
400

North Carolina's ________ ecosystems are often called temperate deciduous forest.

What is forest

400

________ are another kind of heterotroph.

What are decomposers
400

A _____ ____ is a network of interconnected food chains in an ecosystem.

What is a food web

500

A niche is often called an _________.

What is an organisms role

500

An ecosystem is made up of _______ and _______ factors

What is biotic and abiotic

500

Ecosystems can be grouped into three main categories, ______,_______, and _______.

What is terrestrial, freshwater, and marine

500

A ______ gets their energy by breaking down the remains of dead organisms and the wastes of living things.

What is a decomposer
500

The arrows point in the direction of the flow of ______ on a food chain.

What is energy

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