Vocabulary
What is an individual?
One living thing of one species.
What is a producer?
Produces food for primary consumers.
What is the greatest type of precipitation in the Tundra?
Snow.
How tall is the grass in grasslands?
Up to 6 feet tall.
What is the climate in the desert?
Hot and dry.
What does habitat mean?
A place where a plant or animal lives and grows naturally.
What is a food chain?
A chain of how energy passes through organisms.
What else is the Tundra known as?
The Treeless biome.
Is it true of false that prairies is a type of grassland?
True.
How do animals adapt to there not being that much water?
By conserving water.
What is an ecosystem?
All living and nonliving things that interact in a environment.
What is a food web?
A web of a bunch of food chains together.
Why are trees unable to grow in the Tundra Biome?
Permafrost.
How common are wildfires in the grasslands?
Very common.
What are animals usually?
Nocturnal.
What is a community?
All the living thing that interact.
What is the first level of a food chain?
Producer.
Where is the Tundra Biome located?
The arctic circle.
What types of flowers are in the grasslands?
Sunflowers.
Why are roots shallow and sprawling in the desert?
To collect as much rainwater as possible when it rains.
What is a niche?
The role of an organism or a population in a ecosystem - the job of the organism.
Name all things in a food chain?
Producer,primary consumer,secondary consumer,apex predator.
What percentage of the Earth does the Tundra Biome take up?
20%.
Name 3 types of animals in the grasslands?
Foxes,bobcats,mice.
How are most deserts formed?
The moisture is removed from the air over the land and mountains before traveling to these regions.