Ohio Regions
What is the northern-most region of Ohio?
A.) Bluegrass Region
B.) Appalachian Plateau
C.) Till Plains
D.) Lake Plains
D.) Lake Plains
What are the three types of organisms in an ecosystem?
Consumers, producers, decomposers
True!
Fast or slow change: a volcano bursting and covering a forest with lava
What is the wettest biome with the most biodiversity?
A.) Polar Region
B.) Temperate Forest
C.) Temperate Grasslands
D.) Desert
E.) Tropical Rainforest
Tropical rainforest
What region of Ohio is known for it's fertile soil?
A.) Bluegrass Region
B.) Appalachian Plateau
C.) Till Plains
D.) Lake Plains
C.) Till Plains
What are the three types of consumers?
Herbivores, carnivores, omnivores
Where do producers get their energy from?
The sun/photosynthesis
Fast or slow change: a glacier melting to create mountains over thousands of years
Slow change
A biome with extreme seasons (very hot summers and cold winters). This biome has fertile soil, and lots of grass and flowers.
A.) Polar Region
B.) Temperate Forest
C.) Temperate Grasslands
D.) Desert
E.) Tropical Rainforest
What Ohio region is known for having high, elevated land?
A.) Bluegrass Region
B.) Appalachian Plateau
C.) Till Plains
D.) Lake Plains
B.) Appalachian Plateau
True or false: a mushroom is a type of producer
False- it is a decomposer!
Where do herbivores get their energy from?
From plants
Fast or slow change: an earthquake creating a split in the middle of a road!
Fast change
This biome has seasons, like we do in Ohio! There is a medium amount of precipitation, and lots of trees that shed their leaves in the fall and winter.
A.) Polar Region
B.) Temperate Forest
C.) Temperate Grasslands
D.) Desert
E.) Tropical Rainforest
Temperate Forest
What Ohio region is most known for bordering Lake Erie?
A.) Bluegrass Region
B.) Appalachian Plateau
C.) Till Plains
D.) Lake Plains
D.) Lake Plains
What kind of organism are humans considered? Be specific!
What is something a fox might eat in it's food chain?
Fast or slow change: The weathering of rocks creating more and more smaller rocks
Slow change
The coldest biome where very little animals live. No plants can survive here because it is so cold!
A.) Polar Region
B.) Temperate Forest
C.) Temperate Grasslands
D.) Desert
E.) Tropical Rainforest
Polar region
What Ohio region is most known for having hilly, forest-filled lands?
A.) Bluegrass Region
B.) Appalachian Plateau
C.) Till Plains
D.) Lake Plains
A.) Bluegrass region
Answers may vary; ex.: lion (consumer), grass (producer), worm (decomposer).
Where are humans on the food chain in our ecosystems?
At the top!
Name one fast change, and one slow change to the earth's surface.
Answers may vary; ex.: a volcano erupting (fast change), a canyon experiencing weathering (slow change)
This is the driest biome that is extremely hot in the day, and very cold at night. Plants and animals had to adapt to live here because there is so little water.
A.) Polar Region
B.) Temperate Forest
C.) Temperate Grasslands
D.) Desert
E.) Tropical Rainforest
Desert