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Vocabulary
Producers Vs. Consumers Vs. Decomposer
Kinds of Consumer
Food Chains
Energy Pyramids
100
A movement of food energy in a sequence of living things
What is a food chain
100
A tiny moss plant
What is an example of a producer
100
Three kinds of consumers
What is herbivore, carnivore, and omnivore
100
A whale would be a considered on a food chain
What is top level consumer
100
Producers are located on an energy pyramid.
What is the bottom?
200
Consumers that are eaten
What is prey
200
An animal that eats plants and other animals
What is a consumer
200
Animals that eats only meat
What is carnivore
200
Any type that eats a producer
What is a first level consumer
200
The herbivores on the energy pyramid
What is the level above the consumers
300
An environment that meets the needs of a living thing.
What is habitat
300
a Millipede is an example of this
What is a decomposer
300
Animal that eats both meat and vegetables
What is omnivore
300
Animals use this to live and move
What is energy
300
Show s how much energy is passed from one living thing to another along a food chain.
What is an energy pyramid?
400
Living thing that feeds on wastes and on the remains of dead plants and animals.
What is a decomposer
400
Decompose means this
What is to take apart
400
Animals that eats only vegetables
What is herbivore
400
This animal eats a first level consumer
What is the second level consumer
400
How much energy is passed from level of the pyramid to the next.
What is 10 percent.
500
This term describes how a living things interacts with its habitat.
What is a niche
500
All of these producers and consumers depend on this
What is the sun
500
herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores all have in common
What is they cannot make their own food
500
How energy leaves the system
What is as the animal moves around, heat
500
If the bottom level has 10,000,000 calories, the top level will have
What is 10,000