Levels of Organization/Random
Food webs/Food Chains
Energy Pyramids/Classification
Relationships
Miscellaneous
100
Draw a pyramid/circle with all the levels of organization labeled
100
What is eating the frog?
Snake
100
Name the producer
Phytoplankton
100
The honey bee drinks nectar from flowers and the flower gets pollinated in return. What type of relationship is this?
Mutualism
100
What do limiting factors do? Give an example
Restrict population growth
Ex. Food, water, space, shelter, natural disasters, disease, etc
200
Grass---> caterpillar---> bird---> Hawk
Name the secondary consumer
bird
200
What is the role of decomposers such as fungi, bacteria, etc
Break down matter and return it back to the soil
200
An animal that eats both plants and meat is called...
an omnivore
200
The jackal and wildcat both eat the bunny. What type of relationship is this?
Competitive
200
What is happening in this graph?
The species is reaching it's carrying capacity
300
As energy flows in a food chain, only 10% gets passed on. What happens to the other 90%?
It gets lost through heat energy.
300
What would happen to the food web if the salamander population suddenly disappeared?
Answers will vary
300
What trophic level of the energy pyramid is there the most energy available? What about the least?
Answer both parts
Most= Producers
Least= Tertiary Consumer
300
Snakes can be very stealthy, striking low-flying hummingbirds or raiding nests to eat eggs and chicks. What type of relationship is this?
Predator/Prey or Predation
300
Put this food chain into an energy pyramid
Mrs. Rosas will check answers
400
Compare and contrast a community and a population
Population has multiple organisms of the same species... a bunch of bunnies
Communities have all living organisms in the area... multiple populations... bunnies, snakes, mice,etc
400
What decreases as you move through the food chain?
Availability of energy
400
There is 5,000 calories available at the producers. How much energy is available at the tertiary consumer?
5 calories
400
The sucker fish attaches itself to a shark. It eats the leftover bits of the shark's food. What type of relationship is this?
Commensalism
400
Describe how photosynthesis and cellular respiration are opposites. You can draw a picture but you must be able to explain this for full points.
500
Compare and contrast ecosystem and community
Ecosystem has both biotic and abiotic factors in an area... bunnies, grass, rocks, water, etc
Communities have only living organisms in the area... multiple populations... bunnies, snakes, mice,etc
500
What happens to the atoms (or matter) as they move through the food chain?
It cycles back and forth between biotic and abiotic factors.
500
Name something that is both a primary and secondary consumer based on 2 different food chains. Be ready to tell me the food chains.
Trout
500
Mistletoe: This is a plant that attaches itself to host plants, taking water and nutrients from their stems. What type of relationship is this?
Parasitism
500
Where does the original source of energy come from?
The sun