U0 and U1
U2
U3
U4
U5
100

The ability to meet current needs for natural resources without sacrificing the needs of future generations. (U0)

Sustainability

100

A region that has little to  no vegetation

Extreme temperatures

Long periods without rain (U2)

Desert

100

What is the process by which producers convert (change) carbon dioxide into carbohydrates? (U3)

Photosynthesis

100

How did scientists determine that there are different layers of the Earth? (U4) 

Studying seismic waves

100

Define population (U5)

All members of the same species living in the same place at the same time

200

Represents the land area needed to provide resources  and absorb waste produced by an individual. (U0)

Ecological Footprint

200

Saltwater biome that has an intertidal, neritic, and deep zone (U2)

Ocean

200

Define High Specific Heat (U3)

Water resists temperature change

200

Which layer has the least mass?

The Crust

200

Define carrying capacity (U5)

The maximum population that an ecosystem can support indefinitely

300

What are the 5 needed components of an ecosystem? (U1)

Energy, mineral nutrients, oxygen, water, and living organisms.

300

a forest or jungle near the equator

large amounts of rain

little variation in temperature (always warm and humid (U2)

Rainforest

300

Define Ahesion (U3)

Water sticks to other polar molecules

300

Which layer of the Earth is divided into tectonic plates? (U4)

Lithosphere

300

What are 2 ways carrying capacity is reached? (U5)

Not enough resources and competition

400

Do the large animals in an ecosystem depend on the smallest animals? (U1)

Yes, they all need each other

400

A freshwater biome that is either permanently or for part of the year completely saturated with water (U2)

Wetlands

400

What percentage of the atmosphere is made up of nitrogen? (U3)

78% Nitrogen

400

Which layer of the Earth is the most dense? (U4)

Inner Core

400
The arrangement of animals in a population (U5)

Population dispersion

500

What is the percentage of energy available to the organism that eats it? (U1)

10%

500

What is a biome? (U2)

large region characterized by a specific climate and contains certain types of plants and animals that have adapted to live there.

500

Define Universal Solvent (U3)

Many things dissolve in water


500

Does the density of the layers increase or decrease as you go closer to the center? (U4)

It increases

500

The number of deaths of children under the age of 1 year old (U5)

Infant Mortality Rate