Consumers, Producers, and Decomposers
Living (Biotic) and Non-Living (Abiotic)
Food Chain & Web
Plant Vascular Systems
Miscellaneous
100
They get their food by eating plants or other animals
Consumers
100
something that has never been alive
nonliving
100
True or False: Food chain and Food web are the same thing
False
100
They use this process to make sugar for growth.
Photosynthesis
100
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200
Organisms that make their own food
Producers
200
something that is alive
living
200
Arrows show the flow of matter and energy from one organism to another
food web
200
These TWO materials provide most of the matter trees to grow.
Nutrients from the soil
Oxygen from the air
Water from the soil
Carbon Dioxide from the air
Water from the soil
Carbon Dioxide from the air
200
True or False: Preys eat predators
False
300
Bacteria and fungi are
Decomposers
300
A change in water temperature kills the zooplankton
Abiotic (non-living)
300
a description of the feeding relationships between organism
food chain
300
Long cells through which nutrients, such as sugars, are distributed in a plant
Phloem
300
Apex predators are better known as this level in the pyramid
Tertiary consumers
400
Consumers are better known as what?
Animals
Plants
Non-living things
Animals
400
Oil spill in the ocean pollutes the environment of fish
Abiotic (non-living)
400
Which of the following is first to be eaten?
Fly
Spider
Praying Mantis
Fly
400
Although xylem and phloem both transport water, phloem helps water and food travel. Besides water, which of the following is transported through xylem.
A) Minerals
B) Sugars
C) Air Jordan
A) Minerals
400
We know that coyotes eat rabbits. But what happens to the rabbit population if the coyotes decrease dramatically?
The rabbit population will increase dramatically
500
True or False: Decomposers are better known as Bacteria and Fungi
True
500
This parasite known as trichinella causes the death of animals that eat raw meat.
Biotic (living)
500
List the order from primary, secondary, to tertiary consumer
Primary: Rabbit
Secondary: Skunk
Tertiary: Hawk
500
These tubes from a tree transport water and minerals to the cells
Xylem
500
The name of the first field trip we went to
Trailside Nature and Science Center