Ecosystem
Energy
Food Chain
Miscellaneous
Photosynthesis
100

True or false: Each ecosystem is the same.

False. Each ecosystem is different. 



100

True or false: A prey hunts for food. 

False. A prey is hunted by another living thing. 

Example: Eagle hunts for a mouse.

100
True or false: The food chain always starts with a producer

True

100

What is a community?

A community is made of all of the living things in an ecosystem and they work together.

100

True or false: Photosynthesis requires materials from the environment to make food.

True

200
What is an ecosystem?

An ecosystem is made of the living and nonliving things and they work together. 

200

What gives living things energy?

Food - All living things need food to grow and be healthy.

200

What is something a herbivore would eat?

Any producer (plants, bushes, etc.)

200

What is a population? Give an example

A population is made of a specific living thing. 

Example: dogs, people, lions, etc.

200

Photosynthesis uses energy from the ______ to make food.

Sun

300
What nonliving things are part of an ecosystem? (4)

sun, soil, water, air

300

What is a producer? Give an example of a producer.

A producer makes their own food to get energy. Examples: plants, trees, and bushes.

300

What do omnivores eat?

Animals and plants

300

What does a population need to do if it can't get what it needs? What will happen if it doesn't do something?

It needs to move or it will die out. 

300

Photosynthesis provides what for humans? (hint: its a gas)

Oxygen

400

Give 2 examples of an ecosystem.

Tundra, marina (salt water,) grassland, savanna, desert

400

Can consumers make their own food? If not, how do they get their energy?

Consumers cannot make their own food. They get their energy by eating other living things (plants or animals.)

400

What can change a food web?

New plant is added or one is taken away


New animal is added or taken away


Change is weather
400

The less food there is, the more ___________. Animals compete for ________. 

competition, survival

400

How is energy transferred from a plant to an animal?

An animal eats a plant and gets the energy that is stored. If the animal gets eaten, the energy is transferred again. 

500

What three types of ecosystems can you most likely find in Pennsylvania?

Wetlands, forests, fresh water

500

What is a decomposer? Give an example of one.

A decomposer is a living thing that breaks down dead things for food. Mushrooms and Earthworms are examples.

500

How is a food chain similar to a food web? How are they different?

A food chain and food web are similar because they are showing a path of food. They are different because a food chain only shows one path. A food web shows overlapping food chains or many different paths.

500

What three things can change an ecosystem?

Climate, disasters (fires, volcanic eruptions, droughts, floods,) people or animals.

500

What is the sugar called that plants make to get energy?

Glucose

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