Vocabulary
Consumers
Cell Review
Energy Pyramid
Food Webs
100

A system of connected food chains

Food Web

100
Animal that only eats plants
What is herbivore
100

The organelles that make the energy 

Mitochondria

100

The trophic level at the base of the pyramid.

Producers

100

The arrow represents

flow of energy

200

create their own food

producer or autotroph

200

Organism that only eats meat.

What is a carnivore.

200

The organelle that stores the genetic material

Nucleus

200

The reason the base of the pyramid is larger, and the reason each level gets smaller.

Energy is lost as you travel up the pyramid.

200

Plants use the energy from the sun to make food through this process

Photosynthesis

300

Organisms that eat in order to get energy

consumers

300

A consumer that eats both plants and meat.

What is an omnivore.

300

The organelles that store water and nutrients

vacuole

300

The percentage of energy that flows to the next level.

10%

300

What is an apex predator?  

The organism at the top of the food web.

400

Organisms that breakdown organic, dead or decaying matter for energy

decomposers

400
True or False: 1st level consumers can never be carnivores
True, carnivores must be 2nd or 3rd level consumers
400

The jelly-like substance that fills the cell

Cytoplasm

400

This supplies the energy for the energy pyramid.

The sun

400

What is the effect of one organism decreasing in population?

The organisms it eats will increase in population size and the organisms that eat it will decrease in population size.

500

plants, phytoplankton, and algae are examples of

Producers

500
Name an example of an herbivore, carnivore, and omnivore.
Answers determined by the class: ex herbivore: grasshopper carnivore: lion omnivore: human
500

The organelle found only in plant cells that produces glucose during photosynthesis

Chloroplast

500

The remainder of the energy is lost as ______ .

heat

500

List the trophic levels in order from producers to decomposers

producers, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumers, decomposers

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