General ecology
Between 2 organisms
Trophic Levels
Ecosystems
Food chains/webs
100

The four basic needs for all living organisms.

What is food, shelter/habitat, air, water?

100

The term that is used to describe two different species that live closely together in a relationship that lasts over time.

What is Symbiosis?

100

In an energy pyramid, this organism only eats producers.

What is primary consumer?

100

Smallest component of an ecosystem of the following (Ecosystem, Organism, Community, Population)

What is an Individual? 

100

Arrows in a food chain show that this is being transferred.

What is energy?

200

This term is used to describe living (or once living) parts of ecosystems.

What is biotic?

200

This term describes the type of symbiosis in which one is benefiting and one doesn't care.

What is commensalism?

200

The term used to describe organisms that eat the food made by producers.

What is a consumer?

200

Soil, light, precipitation, depth and salinity are all forms of these.

What are abiotic factors?

200

Give an example of a food chain with at least 4 organisms involved.

Answers may vary. 

Example: Grass----->caterpillar --------->mouse

----->snake------>hawk

300

This term is used to describe the process of a certain species changing in order to adjust to it's surroundings.

What is adaptation?

300

Define predator.

What is an organism that naturally hunts prey.

300

Define producer.

What is an organism that creates its own food?

300

Characterized by mild climate and seasonal changes. Rain is plentiful and there are an abundance of deciduous trees and wildlife such as deer, bear and raccoons.

What is a forest ecosystem.

300

A system of interconnected and interdependent food chains.

What is a food web?

400

Define Niche

What is the role played by an organism in its environment such as being a consumer or a producer.

400

In this symbiotic relationship between bees and flowers, bees get pollen to create honey and the flowers get help in reproducing.

What is mutualism?

400

The term used to describe an organism that breaks down the cells of dead or waste materials and absorb their nutrients.

What is a decomposer?

400

An ecosystem characterized by an abundance of migratory birds and shellfish. It is a unique region where freshwater and marine water ecosystems meet.

What is a costal ecosystem?

400

You can tell an organism is a producer on a food web because _______________________________.

What is there are no arrows drawn to the producers?

500

What is the term used to describe the study of Ecosystems?

What is Ecology?

500

Describe the two different participants in parasitism.

What is the parasite and the host?

500

Ducks eat snails and snails eat algae.  The ducks are also known as the (producer, primary consumer, or secondary consumer).

What is the secondary consumer?

500
Define range of tolerance.

The range of conditions (biotic or abiotic) in which an organism can survive.  Example the tree line – trees cannot live past a certain altitude due to cold temperatures and not enough water.

500

In an energy pyramid, the producers make 6,000 calories of energy. How much energy would a tertiary consumer get?

What is 6 calories?

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