Ecology Basics
Producers and Consumers
Ecosystem Interactions
Who eats who?
100

What term means a single living thing?

organism

100

This organism makes their own food _________.

Autotroph

100

What is a close relationship between two different species called?

symbiosis

100

What type of animal eats only plants?

Herbivore

200

What includes all the different populations living in the same area?

community

200

Which organisms must get their own food by consuming other organisms?

Heterotrophs

200

What type of symbiosis benefits one organisms while the other is not helped or harmed?

Commensalism

200

What shows the movement of energy from one organism to another through feeding?

food chain

300

What is the level that includes every living thing, every non-living thing and some of the atmosphere?

biosphere

300

What type of consumer eats both plants and animals?

omnivore

300

Bees get nectar from flowers while helping flowers reproduce. This relationship is called _______. 

mutualism

300

What are the different feeding positions in a food chain called?

trophic levels

400

What level includes only one species?

population

400

What is the name for the consumers that eat primary consumers?

Secondary

400

A tick gets food from a dog while harming the dog. What type of relationship is this?

parasitism

400

What type of animal eats other animals?

carnivore

500

A pond contains fish, plants, insects, water, sunlight, and soil. What level of organization does this describe?

Ecosystem

500

What percentage of energy moves to the next level?

10%

500

Name the 3 types of ecosystem interactions

parasitism, commensalism, mutualism

500

In the food chain grass-grasshopper-frog-snake, which organism is at the second trophic level (primary consumer)?

grasshopper