Vocabulary
Classification
Classification
Food Chain & Food Webs
Food Chain & Food Webs
100

The place an organism lives

Habitat

100

There are five kingdoms of life, what are all 5 of them?

Animalia, plantae, fungi, protista, monera

OR

Animal, plant, fungi, protista, monera

100

State the Kingdom of bacteria 

Monera

100

State the type of organism that must start a food chain or food web

Producer

100

Name an introduced species

Fox, Cat, Cane toad etc.

200

A living thing

Organism

200

What are the 5 classes of vertebrates?



Mammal, Amphibian, Fish, Reptile, Bird.



200

State the name of an organism in the kingdom fungi

Mushroom, yeast, puff ball

200

State the origin of all energy in a food chain or food web

The sun

200

The name given to the predator at the top of a food chain

Apex predator

300

What is the key used to classify living organisms?

Dichotomous key

300

State the Kingdom that an organism is in with the following characteristics:

Cell wall, nucleus, can make its own food



Plant

300

State two characteristics of a plant in the division - Fern

Spores, vascular tissue

300

Construct a food chain using the information below:

A grasshopper preys on grass and is then predated on my a spider which is then consumed by a crow. A cat preys on the crow and a dingo predates on the cat.

grass -> grasshopper -> spider -> crow -> cat -> dingo

300
The importance of apex predators 

Control prey numbers

OR

Control numbers of organisms below them

400

The conditions that affect an organism in its habitat

environment

400

State two characteristics of an animal in the class mammalia

fur, feed young milk

400

State three characteristics of a plant in the division conifer

cones, vascular tissue, seeds

400

A grasshopper preys on grass and is then predated on my a spider which is then consumed by a crow. A cat preys on the crow and a dingo predates on the cat.

The cat is a _____ order consumer

4th order consumer

400

The arrow in a food web shows

The directions of the flow of energy from one organism to another (MUST BE EXACT)

500

Interactions between organisms and the surrounding environment

Ecosystem

500

State the levels of classification in order from most broad to most specific

kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species 

500

State 3 characteristics of organisms in the kingdom fungi

Cell wall, nucleus, can make their own food

500

Two part question:

1. The role of decomposers in an ecosystem

2. The importance of decomposers in an ecosystem 

1. Breakdown dead organisms

2. return nutrients to the soil for plants to use for growth

500

State 2 organisms that can be classified as decomposers in an ecosystem

Fungi & bacteria

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