Energy
Food Web
Cycles
Biomes
Human Impacts
100

This is where all energy comes from.

Sun

100

The energy from the sun is captured by this group in the food web.

producers

100

The process in which water in lakes warms up and floats into the air.

evaporation

100

A living part of an ecosystem

biotic

100

The gas is being emitted into the atmosphere at a faster rate than if humans didn't exist

Carbon dioxide

200

The process that producers use to create energy.

photosynthesis

200

The vegetarians of the food chain/web

primary producers

200

The gas that animals breathe in that is provided by plants.

oxygen

200

a non-living part of an ecosystem

abiotic

200

The 3 R's when it comes to environmentalism

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

300

The process that consumers use to get energy

cellular respiration

300

The top predators in a food web are know as this. 

secondary consumers

300

True or false: The amount of nutrients on earth never changes

true

300

The biome that we live in 

grasslands

300

When an animal or plant is close to going extinct. 

endangered

400

The type of pollution created from burning gas/trees.

carbon dioxide

400

The amount of energy that makes it from one level of the food chain to the next. 

10%

400

Bacteria in the ground change which nutrient into a version plants can use. 

nitrogen 

400

the biome that you would visit when you go to Northern Alberta

Boreal Forest

400

True or False: To make large changes to help save the environment, all countries need to work together. 

true

500

The molecule of energy that is created in photosynthesis that humans use for energy. 

Glucose/Sugar

500

The line that connects two species in a food web

arrow

500

A flash of light that changes nitrogen in the air into usable nitrogen for plants

lightning 

500

What two abiotic factors has the biggest impact on the things that live in an ecosystem

temperature and precipitation

500

The most destructive, evil predator to ever live on earth.

human

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