Vocabulary
Energy & Matter
Plants & Animals
MISC
Invasive Species
200
The place where an organism lives and can find everything it needs to survive. 

Habitat

200

When an animal consumes another thing, how much energy do they get from each thing they consume? 

10% or 1/10
200

Plants produce these two things through Photosynthesis

Sugar and Oxygen

200

Name at least 2 non-living things you can find naturally in nature. 

Water, air, rocks, soil, sand, etc. 

200

True or False

If an animal is introduced to a new environment and becomes an invasive species, a good idea is to bring some of its predators from its natural ecosystem to help control the invasive species population in the current ecosystem.

FALSE

300

A _____________ shows how much energy passes from one organism to another up a food change

Energy Pyramid

300

What is 1 thing animals use the energy in food for? 

Growth, repair, motion, or other life processes

300

Plants are ___________.

Animals are ___________. 

Producers

Consumers

300

The original source of energy for most living things. 

The Sun

300

An animal that is brought somewhere new that can compete for resources better and usually harms its new ecosystem. 

Invasive Species

400

Which two groups only include living things? 

*400 Bonus Pts. If you can correctly identify the difference of these groups.*

Population - One group of the same animals, ex., a herd of elephants

Community - several groups of different animals in the same place interacting with each other. 

400

Food provides an organism with matter and ___________ needed for the growth and ___________ of body parts

Energy, repair

400

An animal/plant that can live in many places or can eat many things has a _________ niche. 

Wide

400

How do the following organisms make changes to their ecosystem to benefit their living? 

WoodPeckers

Dogs

Beavers

Humans

Woodpeckers, peck holes in trees to get food

Dogs - dig holes

Beavers - fall down trees to build homes and flood areas. 

Humans - build buildings, homes, roads, etc. 

400

True or false, all animals that are introduced into a new ecosystem become an invasive species. 

*100 bonus pts if you can give me an example*

False

500

____________ use chemical enzymes to break down waste and matter. 

Decomposers

500

What do call the organisms that eat the producers first? 


first-level consumers

500

What are at least 3 things that animals need to survive? 

air, water, food, and nutrients

500

Things like, Vultures, feed on dead animals or plant waste, they are called ____________.

Scavengers. 

500

Invasive plants ___________ native plants and _________ the food supply for first level consumers. 

Crowd out, decrease

600

The role a plant or animal plants in its habitat

Niche

600

Name 3 things that are a necessary part of a hydroponic system

Air, Water, Sunlight, and Nutrients

600

Plants release oxygen and breathe in carbon dioxide through their ______________. 

Stomata

600

Animals that hunt and eat other animals are called ___________. The animals that are eaten are called ___________. The resources in an ecosystem are ___________, so organisms have to ___________ to get what they need to survive. 

Predators

Prey

Limited

Compete

600

Most invasive species were introduced to new ecosystems by one of two things

Natural or Human Activity

700

Contains all living and non-living things

Environment

700

In a food web, where could decomposers and scavengers be placed? 

ANYWHERE

700

In order for photosynthesis to occur, plants need these 3 things. 

Water, Sunlight/Light energy, and carbon dioxide. 

700

A ___________ shows the transfer of energy from organism to organism, but a _____________ shows how this connects to multiple organisms. 

Food Chain

Food Web

700

Name at least two ways people try to control the population of invasive species. 

Capture or kill, controlled fires, cutting down plants. 

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