Types of Organisms
What do plants need?
Energy and Matter
Misc
100

Give an example of a consumer that eats other consumers

Lion, Whale, ect. 

Any carnivore

100

What are the 3 things that plants need to grow?

Sunlight, Water, Carbon Dioxide

100

Where does all food energy start?

The sun!

100

What is a criteria?

What the solution must do

200

Give an example of a decomposer

Fungi, bacteria, ect.

200

How do plants get water?

Through their roots

200

What is missing from this food chain and where does it go?

Carrot -> Rabbit -> Fox -> Lion -> Fungi

The sun gives the energy to the carrot

200

What is a constraint?

What the solution cannot do (a limit)

300

An organism that makes its own food.

A producer

300

How do plants get sunlight?

Through the chloroplasts in their leaves

300

Put these in order for an energy flow diagram:

Composer

Producer

Sun

Decomposer

Sun

Producer

Consumer

Decomposer

300

What type of animal uses stored energy to stay warm?

Endotherm

400

Organism that eats other organisms

Consumer

400

How do plants get carbon dioxide?

Through tiny holes in their leaves called stomata

400

Kyle is eating a hamburger. Where did the energy in his food begin?

The sun

400

What types of animal needs to use the environment to maintain body heat? 

Ectotherm

500

Organism that breaks down dead materials

Decomposer

500

What is the function of each of the following for plants?

Sunlight

Carbon Dioxide

Water

Sunlight- Provides the energy needed for photosynthesis

Water- transports nutrients and hydrates the plant

Carbon Dioxide: Used to make glucose in photosynthesis

500

Write a matter cycle with 4 steps starting with Andy the Acorn.

Example: 

Acorn -> Squirrel -> Fox -> Fungi -> Dirt -> Tree

500

What is the difference between an abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem?

Abiotic is non-living (rocks, water, ect)

Biotic is living (animals, plants, ect)

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