Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers
Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers 2
Food webs/Food chains
Populations & Energy
Interactions
100

Living things that make their own food are known as

What is a producer?

100
How do consumers get the energy they need in order to survive?
What is by eating other organisms?
100
A diagram that shows how energy in food flows from one organisms to another.
What is a food chain?
100

The organism that is introduced into a new ecosystem and outcompetes or harms the organisms that were there first.

What is an invasive species?

100

Name three limiting factors that restricted the size of our deer's population.

What is food, water, and shelter. (predators or hunters would also work)

200
**STEAL POINTS** Name five examples of producers.
What is trees, bushes, grass, ferns, flowers, etc.
200

The three kinds of consumers include...

What is herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores?

{Earn 50 bonus points if can name the trophic level for each!}

200

A diagram that shows the interconnected feeding relationships between many organisms in an ecosystem.

What is food web?

200

**DAILY DOUBLE** A resource that is scarce that it limits the size of a population is called a ______________________

What is a limiting factor?

200

An organism that hunts and eats another organisms is called a _______________________ and an organism that is killed and eaten by another organism is called a ____________________.

What is a predator and a prey.

300

Nature's recyclers who break down dead plants and animals 

What are decomposers?

300

**DAILY DOUBLE** Consumers known as omnivores eat _________________

What is both plants and animals?

300

A diagram that shows an ecosystem's loss of energy through each trophic level.

What is an energy pyramid?

300

The largest population that an environment can support over time is known as the ____________________.

What is carrying capacity?

300

What happens if an organism is removed from an ecosystem?

Other populations of organisms will be impacted (increase or decrease based on availability of resources)

400

Organisms that have to eat another organisms to gain energy

What are consumers? 

{Double your points if you wrote heterotroph!!}

400

Organisms that enrich the soil with nutrients that strenthen plants and the animals that eat them are called _____________.

What is decomposers?

400

Form a food chain using the following organisms: snake, grass, eagle, mouse

What is grass--> mouse-->snake-->eagle?

400

An animal with no predators that hunt it.

What is an apex predator?

400

When two or more individuals or populations try to use the same resource, it is called _________________________.

What is competition?

500
Another word for autotroph

What is producer or plant?

500

Organisms that use sunlight directly to make food are called _________________. They do this by using a process called ______________________.

What is producers and photosynthesis?

500

**DAILY DOUBLE**Why are producers located at the bottom of an energy pyramid?

Producers get their energy from the sunlight and are the base of the rest of the ecosystem.

500

The rule of 10% states that this is lost from one trophic level to the next.

What is heat (or energy)?

500

The type of symbiotic relationship when an organism lives on or inside another organism and eats the host's blood or tissue?

What is parasitism?

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