Food Chains/Food Webs
Energy Flow/Matter
Energy Pyramids
Matter Cycles/Nitrogen
100

True/False: All food webs must include decomposers.

False, they are not shown in a food web, but we can assume they are there

100

What is the starting point of energy on Earth?

the sun

100

What level on an Energy Pyramid photosynthesizes?

Producers

200

Which way are the arrows supposed to point in a food web?

toward the organism receiving the energy

200
Name 3 different matter cycles that we have discussed.

Water, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen

200

What is the name for the fourth consumer in an energy pyramid?

Quaternary consumer

200

True/False: Decomposers are not needed in an oceanic ecosystem.

False, they are needed wherever life is

300

What is the difference between a food chain and a food web?

food webs are multiple food chains overlapping

300

Explain how the water cycle connects to the nitrogen cycle.

Rain brings nitrogen down from the atmosphere, lightning plays a part in nitrogen fixation, it connects to photosynthesis as water is part of the process

300

Where do omnivores fall on an energy pyramid? (what level are they on) 

anywhere from the 2nd level (primary consumer), all the way up to apex predator

400

Name each chemical compound needed for Photosynthesis to occur, and name its byproduct.

H2O, CO2, UV light---O2

500

Place these organisms in a food web (draw and show me):

Phytoplankton

Dolphin

Coral

Algae

Tuna

Sardines

?

500

What are nitrates? Be specific for the points.

the final step in the nitrogen fixation process by bacteria, the usable nitrogenous compound by plants

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