Brainy Biomes & Beyond
Green Machine
Who eats who?
Web of Life
Passport to the planet
100

Which Biome has permafrost, short summers, and little plant life

Tundra

100

Where does photosynthesis take place?

In the chloroplast in the leaf

100

Which member of the food chain is known for being the "start" of the food web?

Producer

100

What is a decomposer? 

Breaks down dead plants and animals into simpler substances

100

Which country has the most time zones?

France
200

Describe a Tropical Rainforest Biome?

warm, wet biome found near the equator and has high amounts of rainfall and biodiversity

200

What ways do organisms use Energy?

Growth, Movement, repair
200

What is a producer?

An organism that obtains energy from the Sun through Photosynthesis

200

What is an omnivore?

Eats both plants and animals

200

Which continent is the driest on Earth?

Antartica

300

Which Biome has animals that have water saving adaptations?

Desert

300

Which gas does a plant release as a result of photosynthesis?

Oxygen

300

What kind of diet do most Primary Consumers have?

Vegetarian/herbivore diet/ or omnivore

300

What is a Tertiary Consumer?

A consumer at the top of the food chain that eats secondary consumers

300

What rainforest is the largest in the world and where it is located?

The amazon rainforest- south America

400

Name all 6 Biomes we learned about

Desert, Tundra, Rainforest, Forest, Aquatic, grassland. 

400

How do plants help with pollution issues?

Absorb harmful CO2 from atmosphere

400

What is the main energy source for photosynthesis?

Sunlight 

400

What is a Keystone Species?

an organism that has a much bigger impact on its ecosystem than one would think ex: wolves in yellowstone

400

What animal is known for having 3 hearts

Octopus

500

What is the difference between a population and community?

Population a group of the same species in one area

Community a group of multiple different species living in the same area. 

500

What are the ingredients for photosynethsis

Water, Sunlight, CO2

500

What are trophic levels? How much energy is lost at each level?

step or position in a food chain or web that shows how an organisms gets its energy. 10% lost at each

500

Why are there usually more producers than consumers in a food chain or food web?

More energy available at lower energy levels

500

What natural structure protects coastlines by reducing wave damage and supporting marine life

Coral reef