Ecosystem Parts
Interactions
Ecosystems
Biomes
100

Any living thing is called a what?

an organism

100

Organisms eating other organisms is called

Predation

100

What is the smallest living part in an ecosystem?

 an organism

100

What is larger, an ecosystem or a biome?

Biome

200

Give an example of a nonliving part of an ecosystem

(many examples: rock, sand, air, water, light)

200

Name the three types of predators in ecosystems (based on what they eat...meat, plants, everything).

What is clothes for different seasons, acting in school differently than recess, etc.

200

Describe a population

all of one kind of a species that lives in an ecosystem

200

What biome would be described as terrestrial.

(any of these) desert, forests, rocks and ice

300

What is an example of a living part of an ecosystem?

Bugs, cats, foxes, bacteria, birds, moss, grass, trees, etc.

300

What is the relationship where organisms interact and both benefit from the interaction?

Mutualism

300

Give an example of a one living part and one nonliving part of a beach ecosystem.

crab, seagull, sandfleas, sand, water, air, rocks, etc.

300

Which biome would be described as aquatic?

river, lake, ocean, etc

400

Anything needed to survive, grow, and reproduce is called a what?

Resource

400

What is an interaction where one organism benefits and the other suffers (ticks and dogs)?

Parasitism

400

What term describes when two species need the same resources for survival?

competition

400

What determines the characteristics of a biome?

Resources

500

Name a very large ecosystem and a very small ecosystem.

Large: ocean, desert, forest

Small: pond, park

500

What is the interaction where one organisms benefits and the other is not helped or harmed?

Commensalism

500

When the amount of prey increase in an ecosystem, what happens to the number of predators?

Increase also

500

Give the organization of the biosphere from smallest to largest.

organism, population, ecosystems, biosphere