Living and Non-Living
Living Creatures
New friends or foes?!
Flower Power!
100
Living factors in an ecosystem
Biotic
100
An animal that has backbone or spinal column.
Vertebrate
100
Something that spreads or invades/ takes over an ecosystem that they are not native to...
Invasive Species
100
the main body or stalk of a plant or shrub, typically rising above ground
Stem 
200
Non-living factors in an ecosystem
Abiotic
200
Define the term Arthropods:
animals that have a hard outside covering called an exoskeleton.
200
What is one example of an invasive species and explain why they are categorized as "invasive"?
answers vary***
200
The green leaves that protect the bud before it flowers.
Sepal 
300
All these images are Abiotic
True or Flase:
False, grass is living.
300
An amphibian refers to a animal that...
is a cold blooded animal that can live in both land and water.
300
Explain one reason native species do not have the ability to resist a new invasive species?
A) Reproduce rapidly because there are no predators.
B) They eat all the natural food sources until they are gone.
C) Prey are unfamiliar with the new invasive predators.
300
these aren’t involved in the reproduction process but their function is to attract pollinators.
Petals
400
What are 3 of the 6 characteristics of living things?
1. Made of Cells
2. Use and Need Energy
3. Adapted to Their Surroundings
4. React to Changes
5. Reproduce
6. Grow and Develop
400
Human beings would be considered:
A) Arthropods
B) Amphibians
C) Vertebrates
C) Vertebrates
400
What are two ways seeds or eggs can relocate naturally?
Most commonly can travel by wind
animals that unintentionally move the seeds to another area.
Or water!
400
What type of physical characteristics could attract pollinators?
1. Color
2. Landing platform
3. Height
4. Flower shape