Forest Ecosystem
Food Chain
Trees
Leaves
Deforestation and Reforestation
100

The 5 characteristics of a tree are...

1. Tall

2. Perennial

3. Self-supporting trunk

4. Woody Trunk

5. One Main Stem 

100

What is a producer? 

Producers are the plants and trees in our

environment. The produce their own food. 

100

What type of tree has leaves that change color and fall off the tree when it gets cold? 

Deciduous trees. 

100

What section of the leaf provides strength throughout the leaf, keeping it sturdy in the wind?

Midrib

100

What does reforestation mean? 

The process of replanting trees in hopes they will thrive and create a healthy forest. 

200

Why are the 5 reasons trees and forests are important for animals?

1. Supports biodiversity

2. Food Supply

3. Shelter

4. Shade

5. Companionship 

200

What is a consumer?

Consumers are animals that must hunt and consume food because they cannot make it themselves. 

200

What type of tree has leaves that do not change color or fall when it gets cold? Give 1 example of this type of tree. 

Coniferous tree. 

Possible examples:

- Fir

- Pine

- Spruce

- Larch 

200

What do the venules and the veins have in common?

They both transport water and sugar. 

200

Define deforestation and the 2 main reasons why it occurs. 

Deforestation is the complete removal of trees from an area. 

It happens for 2 main reason:

1. Humans want lumber

2. Humans want farming land 

300

What are the 8 reasons why humans needs trees and forests?

1. Oxygen

2. Shelter

3. Furniture

4. Paper

5. Enriching Soil

6. Food

7. Medicine

8. Provides Protection (shade, sound, wind, etc)

300

What is an example of a decomposer? 

- worm

- ant

- mushroom 

- bacteria 

- fungi 

- mold

- pillbug

- millipede/centipede

- snail 

300

What process demonstrates  water travelling from the soil and roots up through the trunk and branches where it exits through tiny holes in the leaves.

Transpiration 

300

What is the green chemical found in trees and plants?

Chlorophyll. 

300

How is agriculture hurting the forests? 

Huge forests are being burned or cleared to make space for farmland. 

400

What is a biotic factor?

Living things in a forest

400

What is an omnivore? Provide 1 example of an omnivore. 

An omnivore eats both plants and animals. 

Possible examples:

- bear

- birds

- squirrels

400

Fill in the missing parts of the photosynthesis equation:

_______+ sunlight +_______= oxygen + _______

WATER + sunlight + CARBON DIOXIDE = oxygen+ GLUCOSE(SUGAR)

400

True or False:

Without leaves on a tree or a plant, photosynthesis would be impossible. 

True!

400

List 2 of the 5 issues hurting trees. 

1. Agriculture

2. Illegal Logging

3. Pulp, Paper, and Disposable Packaging

4. Forest fires and Climate Change 

5. Roads and Development 

500

Give 2 examples of abiotic factors in an ecosystem. 

Possible examples:

- Wind

- Water

- Dirt

- Rock

- Sand

- Cloud

- Sun

- Temperature 

500

What level of the food chain pyramid does a quaternary consumer go? Give 1 example of a quaternary consumer. 

The very top level as it has no natural predators. 

Possible examples:

- bear

- lion

- human

- eagle 

500

Give 3 ways that humans used trees and forests to survive in the past. 

- Travel (canoes, wagons, etc)

- Food (hunting, trapping)

- Were respectful and not wasteful of the land 

- Tools

- Clothing 

- Medicine 

- Furniture

- Shelter 

500

What is the shape of this leaf called?

Heart-shaped. 

500

What is the most important asset that trees give to humans? 

OXYGEN!