Symbiosis
Water Cycle
Food Web/Chain
Levels of Organization
Types of organisms
100
A long-term relationship between two organisms
What is symbiosis
100
Evaporation
What is when water turns to gas
100
Which organisms are found at the bottom of the food web/chain?
What are producers
100
Organisms that are closely related and can produce offspring (babies).
What is a species
100
What are producers?
What are organisms that make their own food? Plants
200
When the relationship between two animals is good for both.
What is mutualism
200
when water vapor turns into clouds
What is condensation
200
The name of the 3rd consumer in a food chain?
tertiary consumer
200
This is made up of many similar ecosystems in an area.
What is a biome
200
An organism that eas both plants and animals.
What is a omnivore.
300
Commensalism
What is the relationship that benefits one and the other is unaffected.
300
Water flowing down the mountain into rivers after a big rain.
What is runoff
300
These show the energy connections in the food chain and food web. It means "to give energy to".
What is the arrow
300
Many populations living in the same area.
What is a community
300
A special type of consumer who eats dead animals or leftover meals.
What is a scavenger
400
The tick and the deer
What is parastism
400
Plants losing water vapor through their leaves.
What is transpiration
400
The organism that is last on the food web/chain
What is the decomposer
400
An ecosystem contains both of these.
What is biotic and abiotic factors.
400
An organisms that gets energy from breaking down dead matter.
What is a decomposer
500
When a mosquito is taking blood from the human, this organism is the host.
What is the human
500
Precipitation that is polluted because of the pollution in the air.
What is acid rain
500
What would happen to the fox if the rabbit population increased?
What is population increase
500
The biome that has seasons and lots of grass.
What is the temperate grassland
500
Organisms use these to survive. Both predator and prey have them.
What is adaptations
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