Living and Non-Living Things Vocabulary
Habitats and the Environment
Living and Non-Living Things
Habitats and the Environment
Review
100
Living factors of the environment
What is biotic factors?
100
Is this an example of a habitat?
What is yes?
100
Is a computer alive?
What is No?
100
All living and nonliving parts of Earth
Environment
100
This is the process by which soil and rock are removed from a location and transported to another
What is erosion?
200
non-living factors in the environment
What is abiotic factors?
200
This hot and dry habitat covers about 20 percent of the Earth's surface.
What is a desert?
200
This process allows plants to create their own food using sunlight.
What is photosynthesis?
200
To stay alive; to continue to exist
What is Survive?
200
This is known as the powerhouse of cell.
What is mitochondria?
300
A community of organisms and their abiotic (non-living) environment
What is Ecosystem?
300
This is the contamination of the environment by harmful substances.
What is pollution?
300
The process by which water moves from the soil into plants and then evaporates from the surface of leaves
What is transpiration?
300
This type of rain is caused by air pollution and can harm forests and lakes.
What is acid rain?
300
This is behavioral adaptation where animals go into a deep sleep during the winter to converse energy.
What is hibernation?
400
Tiny parts of living things that carry everything needed for life
what is cells
400
How do people change habitats?
A. They change the habitat's latitude
B. They bring storms to the habitat.
C. They build cities in place of the habitat.
D. All of the above.
What is C. They build cities in place of the habitat
400
What two words are opposite?
A. Respond and Reproduce
B. Living and Nonliving
C. Cells and Energy
What is B. Living and Nonliving?
400
This is the removal of trees from a forest, often leading to habitat loss.
What is deforestation?
400
An imaginary line that circles Earth halfway between the poles
What is Equator?
500
A large region defined by a particular climate and specific animal and plant communities
What is Biome?
500
This cold, treeless region is found in the Arctic and Antarctic.
What is the Tundra.
500
The process by which cells convert glucose (sugar) and oxygen into energy, carbon dioxide, and water
What is Cellular respiration?
500
Changes in an organism or species that allow it to survive better in its environment
What is adaptation?
500
The weather conditions in an area over a long period of time
What is Climate?