Definitions
Life Science
Describing Biomes
U.S. Map
Food Chain/Food Web
100
This means you’d eat anything
What is Omnivore
100
Plants use the energy in __________________ to make food.
What is Sunlight
100
Desert
What is Almost always hot, very little rainfall, think lizards
100
Where is the Great Plains located?
What is AE
100
Diagram A is a picture of what?
What is Food Chain
200
The “job” or role of an organism in the environment
What is a niche
200
In any environment, _____________ is limited
What is Living Space
200
Tropical Rainforest
What is Always hot, lots of rain, think frogs and toucans
200
Where is the Appalachian Mountains?
What is AD
200
Diagram B is a picture of what?
What is Food Web
300
The living and non-living parts of the environment
What is Ecosystem
300
Organisms _________ to changes in their surroundings.
What is Adapt
300
Tundra
What is The ground never thaws; always icy and snowy, almost no plants grow, think polar bears
300
Where is the Rocky Mountains located?
What is AC
300
In diagram A, the algae is
What is Producer
400
These are organisms like mushrooms and maggots that eat dead things
What is Decomposer
400
__________________ keeps conditions constant inside a living thing
What is Homeostasis
400
Temperate
What is Has definite seasons, deciduous trees grow here, you live here
400
Where is the Cascade Mountains located?
What is AB
400
If something undergoes photosynthesis, as in the case of the photosynthetic plankton, they are (Diagram B)
What is a plant
500
These are animals that eat dead things
What is Scavenger
500
Organisms use ______________________ to store energy.
What is Lipids
500
Taiga
What is Warms up just enough for small plants to grow, permafrost lies about 4-6 inches below the surface, coniferous trees grow here, think reindeer
500
Name the five Great Lakes.
What is Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior
500
Name all the things the killer whale eats (Diagram B)
What is Squid, Seals, Penguins
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