Roles & Organization
Energy & Matter Transfer
Water Cycle
Carbon & Oxygen Cycles
Nitrogen Cycle
100

Give an example of an abiotic factor

Rocks, Water, Sunlight 

100

A series of events in which one organism eats another is called

a food chain

100

In this stage of the water cycle, water turns from a liquid to a gas

Evaporation
100

What is the law of conservation of mass?

A law that states that chemical compounds get recycled, not created or destroyed
100

True or False: Organisms can use "free" nitrogen

False, they need fixed nitrogen

200

What does a a limiting factor do? Give an example.

It stops or slows growth in an ecosystem. Competition for shelter, Infection of disease

200

What indicates the the movement of energy? 

Arrows

200

This energy sources drives evaporation 

The Sun

200

How are plants involved in the carbon oxygen cycle?

The use it in photosynthesis, respiration and decomposition

200

Nitrogen becomes fixed when it does this

Combines with other elements 

300

An organism that breaks down dead animals and rotting leaves is a 

decomposer

300

What type of model is a more realistic way to show how energy is transferred in an ecosystem?

A food web

300

This force plays a role in bringing liquid water back to earth

Gravity

300

What element do plants take in?

CO2 or Carbon Dioxide

300

What are 2 ways that nitrogen fixation occurs?

Certain bacteria performs nitrogen fixation or it is fixed by lightning 

400

An organism that creates their own food is 

A producer
400

In a food pyramid which organism has the LEAST amount of energy

The apex animal

400

Water that is not absorbed into the ground does this

Run off

400

Plants release what into the atmosphere

Oxygen

400

Once nitrogen is fixed, it can be used for?

Producers use it for building proteins

500

An ecosystem is made up on these two types of factos

abiotic and biotic

500

In a food pyramid, who has the most energy to transfer

The first level (producers)

500
This part of the water cycle is when plants release water through their leaves

Transpiration

500

What other activities release carbon into the atmosphere?

Eating and decomposers breaking down remains

500

Is nitrogen created or destroyed?

No, it is recycled

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