Types of animals
Ecosystems
Biomes
Vocabulary
Producers, consumers, decomposers
100

Animals that eat only plants

herbivores

100

True or False: An ecosystem contains populations, but no communities.

False: Both are in an ecosystem

100

This dry biome gets very little rain. It can be hot or cold.

desert

100

The place where a plant or animal lives.

habitat

100

Producers could not make food without what?

sunlight

200

Animals that only eat meat

carnivores

200

Name 3 biotic factors

Possible answers are any animal, plant, or human

200

This is a cold, dry biome. The ground is frozen year round.

tundra

200

The living and nonliving things in an environment and all their interactions

ecosystem

200

Which group is always found at the base of an energy pyramid?

producers

300
Animals that eat both plants and animals

omnivore

300

Name 3 abiotic factors

Possible answers: rocks, dirt, water, sunlight

300

Many trees in this biome lose their leaves every year in the fall.

deciduous forest

300

All the food chains in an ecosystem

food web

300

Nutrients are added to the soil with the help of what?

decomposers

400

Give an example for each of the groups of consumers

Many possible right answers, Mrs. Krome will let you know.

400

All the members of a species that live in an ecosystem

population

400

This biome has fertile soil and some, but not much rainfall.

grassland

400

The struggle between organisms for food and water

competition

400

What do the arrows in a food chain show? 

The path that energy flows from one organism to the next.

500

A carnivore that hunts its prey

predator

500

Butterflies and daisies can be the members of the same what?

community

500

The largest biome in the world. Its trees provide most of the world's lumber.

Taiga

500

The flow of energy from one organism to another

food chain

500

Put consumer, decomposers, and producers in the correct order in which energy flows in a food chain.

producer - consumer - decomposer