Microorganisms
Food Chains
Plants
Animals
100
Microorganisms that are bigger than bacteria.
What are protists
100
A way of showing how food chains in any place are linked.
What is a food web
100
The energy plants get directly from the sun.
What is solar energy
100
An animal that eats both plants and animals.
What is an omnivore
200
One kind of microorganism that keeps bacteria under control by eating it.
What are protists
200
The first link in a food chain.
What is a plant or producer
200
The bottom of an energy pyramid. They contain the most energy in a food chain.
What is a plant, or producer
200
The struggle of several organisms for the same resource.
What is compete or competition
300
A microorganism that acts like a plant and an animal.
What is Euglena
300
The second link in a food chain (two words).
What is a primary consumer
300
The process plants perform in order to make their food.
What is photosynthesis
300
An animal that only eats plants.
What is a herbivore
400
Any kind of living thing too small to be seen with just our eyes.
What is a microorganism
400
The second, third, and fourth link in a food chain (two words).
What is a secondary consumer
400
Holes at the bottom of leaves used for the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen.
What is stomata
400
An animal that hunts other animals for food.
What is a predator
500
A living thing that looks like a plant, but does not produce its own food. A mushroom, which is a decomposer, is an example.
What is fungus
500
A living thing that breaks down dead plants and animals. Examples are mushrooms, bacteria, and earthworms.
What is a decomposer
500
Everything that surrounds a living thing.
What is an environment
500
A diagram that shows what happens to the energy in a food web.
What is an energy pyramid
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