Living/Nonliving
Organisms
Ecosystems
Biomes
Answers Starting in "A"
100
The definition of abiotic
The non-living objects in an ecosystem.
100
What is a producer?
Make their own food using energy from the sun
100
What is water that is part freshwater and part salt water?
Brackish water
100
What makes one biome different from another biome?
What is the weather, soil type, and temperature
100
Ways animals or animals act or how their body changes to help them survive in their environment
What are adaptations
200
Which is nonliving? A squirrel, two raccoons, a snake, a rock, a palm tree
What is a rock
200
Who is the predator and who is the prey?
Bobcat = predator
Hare = prey
200
Describe a population
What is all of one kind of a species that lives in an ecosystem
200
What biome would be described as dry.
What is the desert
200
A biome that is in water.
What is aquatic
300
Which of the following is an example of a living thing: a feather, water, a beetle, rocks, a waterfall
What is a beetle
300
What is it called when different species are fighting for the same resources?
Competition
300
Describe what would make up the community of coral reef
What is clown fish, jelly fish, seaweed, etc.
300
Which biome would be described as aquatic?
What is oceans, lakes/ponds, wetlands/salt marsh
300
Which state, in the United States, is covered mostly by desert?
What is Arizona
400
Name 3 abiotic possible abiotic factors
The sun, water, mountains, soil, clouds
400
What is the difference between a food chain and food web?
A food chain is a diagram that shows what each organism eats. A food web is many food chains to show how energy flows in an ecosystem.
400
Describe the difference between a community and a population
What is a community is interacting group of organisms in an ecosystem. A population is a group of the same organism.
400
How is the tundra biome different from the desert biome?
What is the tundra is dry and mostly cold. The desert biome is dry and mostly hot.
400
This aquatic plant can be found in a lake or pond
Algae
500
In order to survive, all living things need:
(Tell at least 3 things)
What is space, shelter, air, food, and water
500
What are the four types of consumers?
herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, scavenger
500
Describe an ecosystem
The living and non-living objects in an environment
500
Describe the taiga biome.
Near the poles, a lot of evergreen trees (coniferous forest), cooler climate, wolverine, snowshoe hare, bobacat
500
Another way to say plants and animals need oxygen, is saying they need...
What is air