Abiotic and Biotic Factors
Food Webs
Energy in Ecosystems
Human impacts
100

A factor of an ecosystem that is nonliving

what is an abiotic factor?

100

In a food web, these organisms use the sun’s energy to make their own food.

What are producers?

100

This is the main source of energy for all life on Earth.

What is the sun?

100

This term describes an ecosystem where plants, animals, and other organisms interact in a balanced way.

What is a healthy ecosystem?

200

A factor of an ecosystem that is living

What is a biotic factor

200

Mushrooms, bacteria, earthworms, and beetles are all what?

What are decomposers?

200

Energy flows in a food web from one organism to another when this happens.

What is eat?

200

This activity, when done responsibly, can improve the health of ecosystems by reducing waste and using fewer resources.

What is recycling?

300

These organisms use sunlight to make their own food through photosynthesis.

What are plants?

300

If the population of predators increase, what would happen to the prey?

what is decrease?

300

this type of organism is always the first to receive energy from the Sun.

What is a producer?

300

the introduction of a substance that can have harmful effects on the environment

What is pollution?

400

Temperature, sunlight, and water are all examples of these factors.

What is abiotic

400

A hawk eats a snake, which ate a mouse. The hawk is this type of consumer.

What is a tertiary consumer?

400

This type of consumer eats plants and gets energy directly from producers.

What is a primary consumer?
400

This type of relationship, like between bees and flowers, helps both species survive and thrive in a healthy ecosystem.

What is mutualism?

500

Give an example of how a biotic factor interacts with an abiotic factor for survival in an ecosystem.

Correct!

500

If a top predator, like a wolf, is removed from a food web, this effect could happen to its prey.

What is overpopulation?

500

Only about this percentage of energy is passed from one level of the food web to the next.

what is 10%

500

A species that moves into a new area and harms the native ecosystem is called this.

What are invasive species?