Food Chains
Consumers
Energy Pyramid
Ecosystems
Mixed
100

Food chains must begin with a... 

producer

100

This consumer eats only plants.

herbivore

100

This organism has the most energy in an energy pyramid. 

producer

100

What percent of energy is lost as transferred through the energy pyramid

10%

100

model that demonstrate how matter and energy is transferred between producers,consumers, and decomposers as the three groups interact within an ecosystem.

food web

200

The arrows in a food chain represent the transfer of...

energy

200
This consumer eats only meat.

carnivore


200

This consumer is the first to eat a producer. It is also an herbivore. 

primary consumer

200

These ecosystems are in water. 

aquatic
200

Name one way humans negatively impact ecosystems. 

deforestation, overfishing, introducing invasive species, or hunting large game

300

All of the energy passed between organisms ultimately comes from the ...

sun

300

This consumer eats meat and plants.

omnivore

300

This consumer eats primary consumers. It is also a carnivore. 

secondary consumer
300

This is the scientific term for living factors in an ecosystem. 

biotic

300

Identify  2 non living factors in an ecosystem

water, air, soil

400

Energy from the sun is absorbed by plants and stored where?

leaves

400
Consumers must do this in order to gain energy.

eat or consume other organisms

400

This consumer eats carnivores and or herbivores. It is as the top of an energy pyramid. 

tertiary consumer

400

This is the scientific term for nonliving factors in an environment.

abiotic

400

What happens to a prey if their predator is removed

population increases

500

This is an interconnected set of food chains.

food web

500

This special type of consumer only eats dead organisms. 

decomposers

500

As energy travels up the pyramid, there becomes more or less?

less

500

This percent of the world's water is freshwater.

3%

500

When the balance in an ecosystem is upset by disease, natural disaster, overpopulation, or human intervention, gaps are created in the food web. This could lead to what?

an overall decline in the entire ecosystem