Where do plants get their energy?
The sun
This is a consumer
An organism that eats producers or other consumers.
What is a food web?
A diagram showing the energy transfer between consumers, producers and decomposers
An organism that breaks down the (dead) remains of plants and animals.
Decomposer
The hardest substance in the human body.
Tooth enamel!
What 3 things does a plant need to go through photosynthesis?
water, carbon dioxide, sunlight
How do animals get their energy?
By eating plants or other animals
Give an example of a food chain.
example:
sunlight>algae>shrimp>frog>fish
Matter
Anything that has mass and takes up space.
This is the exact direction ALL things fall on earth.
Towards the center of the Earth.
Which two things do plants produce through photosynthesis?
A. oxygen B. carbon dioxide C. chlorophyll D. sugars
A. Oxygen
D. Sugars
Name the consumer that ONLY eats plants.
Herbivore
What do the arrows in a food chain/web show?
The arrows show the transfer of energy through the food chain/web.
This atom is vital to all living things on our planet. It might also kill all of us.
Carbon
This marsupial has a fingerprint very similar to a humans
A koala bear
What is the function of the roots of a plant?
1. Take in water and nutrients.
2. Anchor the plant to the ground.
Name the consumer that ONLY eats meat.
Carnivore
The ability to move or change matter
Energy
The cycle of a very important molecule through all living things
The Carbon Cycle
If you cut a pizza into 8 pieces, each piece with have this degree measure.
45 degrees
Which plant part is mainly responsible for capturing sunlight and carrying out photosynthesis.
Leaves
If a rabbit is a primary consumer, what is the wolf that eats the rabbit called?
Secondary Consumer
What is the function of decomposers?
Decomposers break down dead organisms and return nutrients to the soil.
An organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy.
Producer
In the original Donkey Kong game, this is the name of the lady who you need to rescue.
Lady. Yup, just lady.