Food Chains
Habitats
Adaptations
Energy in Ecosystems
Human Impact
100

What is the first organism in a food chain called?

Producer

100

Name one animal that lives in the desert.

Camel (other acceptable answers: lizard, scorpion)

100

What is camouflage?

An adaptation that helps animals blend into their environment

100

What is photosynthesis?

The process plants use to make food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide

100

What is pollution?

Harmful substances introduced into the environment

200

What do arrows in a food chain represent?

Flow of energy

200

What is the largest habitat on Earth?

The ocean

200

Why do cacti have spines instead of leaves?

To reduce water loss and protect from predators

200

What is the main source of energy for life on Earth?

The Sun

200

How does deforestation affect animals?

It destroys habitats and reduces food sources

300

Give an example of a predator-prey relationship.

Lion and zebra (or hawk and mouse)

300

Why do polar bears have thick fur?

To keep warm in freezing temperatures

300

Give an example of a behavioral adaptation.

Birds migrating south for winter

300

What is a decomposer?

An organism that breaks down dead plants and animals (e.g., fungi, bacteria)

300

Name one way humans can protect ecosystems.

Recycling, planting trees, reducing pollution, or creating wildlife reserves

400

What happens if one species in a food chain goes extinct?

It disrupts the balance, affecting other organisms in the chain

400

What is a wetland?

A habitat where land is saturated with water, like marshes or swamps

400

How do migration and hibernation help animals survive?

They conserve energy or move to better conditions during harsh seasons

400

Why are producers important in ecosystems?

They provide energy for all other organisms in the food chain

400

What is conservation?

The protection and careful management of natural resources and environments

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