Energy
Food
Food Chains/Webs
Carbon Cycle
Biodiversity
100
green plants that make their own food are called?
What is a producer
100

Us humans and other organisms need to eat food for energy, but organisms with a chloroplast can just do this instead.

What is photosynthesis?

100

A food chain shows how ________ is passed from one living thing to another.

What is energy?

100

The main gas, known as a greenhouse gas, that is responsible for global warming and climate change.

What is carbon dioxide?

100

The process by which a species ceases to exist due to factors like habitat loss, overhunting, and climate change is called this.

What is extinction?

200
animals that need to eat to live are called
What is consumers
200

These imaginary lines between molecules and elements are broken and recreated in order to digest (break down) and synthesize (create) new materials. 

What are bonds?

200

A food chain ALWAYS begins with __________

What is a producer?

200

This human activity has significantly increased the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere over the last 200 years with the development of factories and increased urbanization.

What is the burning of fossil fuels?

200

The increase in global temperatures and changes in weather patterns, resulting from human activities poses a threat to biodiversity by causing this.

What is climate change?

300

The main source of energy in an ecosystem comes from here

What is the sun?

300

Plants need these 3 inputs (reactants), so that they can create energy for themselves!

What is water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight?

300

A food ____ is more complex than a food chain because it includes more organisms and their interactions.

What is a food web?

300

Deforestation greatly _________ the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, contributing to rising global temperatures and climate change.

What is increases?

300

The clearing of forests to create agricultural land or urban areas is an example of this human activity, which is a major threat to biodiversity.

What is deforestation/habitat destruction?

400

As you move up this triangular structure, the amount of energy transferred decreases.

What is an energy pyramid?

400

This macromolecule can be consumed, but amino acids are also made in our bodies from our DNA.

What are proteins?

400

Label each trophic level in the food chain shown here

Carrots > Rabbit > Fox > Lion

What is producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer (or apex predator)?

400

This "sphere" on earth is where all living things reside, and carbon is constantly being cycled through here.

What is the biosphere?

400

A _________ ecosystem is one that is resilient to change. Biodiversity helps to increase this resiliance.

What is stable?

500

In the food chain:

grass > rabbits > snakes > owls

______ has the highest amount of energy available.

What is grass?

500

This carbohydrate is consumed by animals and used for energy during cellular respiration, but plants are able to make it themselves.

What is glucose?

500

In the food chain:

grass > rabbits > snakes > owls

If the population of snakes were to increase, the population of grass would eventually ________

What is increase?

500

During respiration, carbon is cycled from the biosphere to the ____-sphere as it is released by organisms.

What is the atmosphere?

500

State a solution that may help to increase or preserve biodiversity in ecosystems.

Answers may vary...

- Preserve land and habitats

- reduce burning of fossil fuels or other pollutants that cause climate change

- using renewable energy sources