Lesson 1: Earth and its Ecosystem
Lesson 2: Energy Flow and Food Webs
Lesson 3: Cycling of Matter in Ecosystems
Lesson 4: Biotic and Abiotic Influences on Ecosystems
Lesson 5: Threats to Biodiversity
100

Habitat is the place where an organism __________.

lives 

100

Where does all energy on Earth originate from? 

The Sun 

100

What is formed by water vapour in the sky? 

Clouds 

100

What kind of relationship involves two individuals fighting for the same resource? 

Competition 

100

What kind of biodiversity is generally desired? 

High or Low? 

High Biodiversity 

200

What is the difference between BIOTIC and ABIOTIC factors? 

Biotic: living components 

Abiotic: non-living components 

200

What type of organisms are able to undergo PHOTOSYNTHESIS? 

Producers (Plants) 

200

What is the phase in which water falls from clouds as rain, snow, hail?

Precipitation 

200

What is the animal that EATS another organism called? 

What is the organism that IS EATEN by an animal called? 

Predator 

Prey 

200

What is the difference between HIGH BIODIVERSITY and LOW BIODIVERSITY?

High Biodiversity: LOTS of different types of species 

Low Biodiversity: FEW types of species 

300

What is the difference between a TERRESTRIAL habitat and an AQUATIC habitat?

Terrestrial: land 

Aquatic: water

300

What is the OPPOSITE process of photosynthesis?

Cellular Respiration 
300

What is the phase in which water turns into water vapour (gas) and rises up to the atmosphere? 

Evaporation 

300

What are three (3) examples of ABIOTIC LIMITING FACTORS?

Water, Sun, Wind, Minerals, Soil, Temperature 

300

What are three (3) things that we can do to become stewards of the environment?

Answers may vary. 

Examples) take public transit, walk, bike, pick up litter, reduce your waste/plastic use, change your diet (more plant-based foods)

400

What are Earth's 4 spheres? 

1. Lithosphere 

2. Atmosphere 

3. Hydrosphere 

4. Biosphere 

400

What are the 4 types of consumers? 

- Eats only plants 

- Eats only other animals 

- Eats both plants and animals 

- Eats the remains of another organism 

- Herbivore 

- Carnivore

- Omnivore 

- Scavenger

400

What is the phase when water falls to the ground AND accumulates in lakes, ponds, or waterways? 

Collection

400

What kind of relationship do clownfish (Nemo!) and sea anemones have? 

Symbiosis 

400

What has happened to the average global temperature in the past few years? 

Explain how this happened. 

The average global temperature increased. 

Lots of air pollution (from burning fossil fuels) builds up a thick 'blanket-like' layer in our atmosphere, which traps heat and thus increases temperature. 

500

True or False: 

"Human activities can ONLY AFFECT the BIOTIC features of an ecosystem." 

Explain or provide an example! 

False! Human activities can also affect biotic features of an ecosystem. 

For example, burning fossil fuels can pollute the air and increase temperatures. 

500

What 2 things are NEEDED for CELLULAR RESPIRATION? 

What 3 things RESULT from CELLULAR RESPIRATION? 


Carbon Dioxide, Sugar, Energy, Water, Oxygen 

NEEDED: Sugar + Oxygen  


RESULT: Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy 

500

What is the phase in which water vapour (gas) turns into water droplets and forms clouds? 

Condensation 
500

What kind of relationships are seen in the following scenario? Explain! 

Cheetahs and lions both hunting for zebras

1. Competition: cheetahs and lions 

2. Predation - Predators: cheetahs and lions 

                  - Prey: zebras

500

What are the six (6) different threats to biodiversity? 

(H.I.P.P.O.C) 

Habitat Loss 

Invasive Species 

Population 

Pollution 

Overexploitation 

Climate Change