Small living things that can only be seen through a microscope.
What is a microoranism
100
TRUE OF FALSE: Most plants rely on people to plant seeds.
What is False
100
Name 3 non-living things in our school garden.
What is rocks, water, and dirt. (answers may vary)
200
This biome has a permanent frozen layer.
What is the Tundra
200
An animal that eats only plants.
What is a herbivore
200
These microorganisms break down dead animals and plants.
What is a decomposer
200
TRUE OR FALSE: Coconuts are seeds.
What is TRUE
200
Name 3 living things you would find in the Desert.
What is cactus, snake, and a lizard. (answers may vary)
300
This is the largest biome in the world.
What is the Taiga
300
An animal that eats only meat.
What is a carnivore
300
Decomposers send this into the ground for plants to grow.
What is nutrients
300
TRUE OR FALSE: Some seeds can float and travel by water.
What is TRUE
300
Can an ecosystem be made out of living matter only?
What is No
400
This biome receives less than 10 inches of rain a year.
What is the Desert
400
A living thing that produces it own food.
What is a producer
400
Name two primary decomposers.
What is fungi and bacteria
400
Small seeds with wings are often dispersed by what?
What is the wind
400
Are all living things consumers?
What is No (plants are producers)
500
The name of this biome means exactly what the leaves on these trees do: change color in autumn, fall off in the winter, and grow back again in the spring
What is the Deciduous Forest
500
A living thing that eats both plants and animals.
What is an omnivore
500
Name a way bacteria is good for you and a way it can be harmful.
What is it can help fight off infections or cause them. (answers may vary)
500
Name 2 ways animals disperse seeds.
What is by eating them and by carrying them on their coats.
500
Name one non-living thing you would find in all 6 biomes.