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Terms
Biotic/Abiotic Facts
Experiments
Interactions Facts
100
Habitat
What is an area that an animal/plant lives in?
100
T/F a dead leaf is a biotic factor
What is false?
100
Why scientists do experiments.
What is - to figure out things about the world around us in a controlled way?
100
Lynxes eat mostly hares. This happens if the hare population goes down a lot.
What is: the lynx population goes down, or the lynxes eat other animals?
200
Biome
What is an area of land that has similar temperature and precipitation over the area?
200
T/F a bear is a microorganism.
What is false?
200
What PEOE stands for.
What is Predict, Explain, Observe, Explain?
200
Some of your needs.
What are - (answers may vary)
300
Estuary
What is the area where the ocean ecosystem meets the river ecosystem?
300
The layers in the biosphere.
What are organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere?
300
A hypothesis.
What is an educated guess about the outcome of an experiment?
300
T/F You are a predator. Explain!!
What is (either T/F)?
400
Predator-prey cycle
What is the cycle in which the amount of prey increases, followed by the predator population increasing, which means the prey decreases, etc.
400
Some abiotic factors that affect you.
What is ... (answers might vary ;)
400
An example of what a graph might show about an experiment.
What is ... (answers may vary)
400
3 ways in which biotic factors interact in our local environment.
What is: birds building nests in trees, coyotes eating rabbits, cows eating grass, humans walking dogs, etc?
500
Limiting factor
What is a factor that limits which organisms can live in an area?
500
The biome we live in.
What is the temperate coniferous rainforest?
500
The steps in doing an experiment.
What is: Ask a question, Guess the Answer, Experiment, Repeat?
500
Three pairs of animals that compete with each other.
What is: bears and cougars (for animals), sparrows and swallows (for nest space), dogs and cats (for human attention ;)?