Energy Transfer
To make the body well again.
body repair
The matter from which a thing is or can be made.
What is material.
An organism that gets energy from eating plants or animals.
What is a consumer.
The movement of food energy from one organism to another.
What is a food chain.
Actions by one thing that have an effect on a different or separate thing.
What are interactions.
What is needed to do work or cause change?
What is energy.
Anything that has mass and takes up space.
What is matter.
An organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy.
What is a producer.
The space, conditions, and all the living and nonliving things around an organism.
What is an environment.
A mixture of sand, silt, clay, rock, and humus (plant and animal remains).
What is soil.
An increase in size, abundance, or complexity.
What is growth.
The process where plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce sugar and release oxygen.
What is photosynthesis.
An organism that breaks down the remains of dead plants or animals without need for internal digestion.
What is a decomposer.
All the interacting living and nonliving parts of an environment.
What is an ecosystem.
Consumers that eat only plants.
What are herbivores.
How an object moves from one place to another.
What is motion.
A type of living thing that gets its energy from the Sun and is unable to move from place to place on its own.
What is a plant.
A single, self-contained, living thing.
What is an organism.
A type of organism that can break down just about any type of organic matter and can be large, such as a mushroom, or small, such as tiny pieces of mold.
What is a fungus.
Consumers that eat only animals.
What are carnivores.
Where do all living things get their energy?
What is the Sun or sunlight.
Growing plants without soil, usually by providing a nutrient-rich water.
What is hydroponics.
An interconnected set of food chains.
What is a food web.
A type of organism that can break down just about any type of organic matter and is too small to see without tools.
What is a bacteria.
Consumers that eat both plants and animals.
What are omnivores.