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100

These organisms get their energy directly from the sun.

What are Producers/Plants?

100

In a food chain diagram, the arrow always points to this.

What is the eater / the animal receiving the energy?

100

This disaster is a long period of time with little or no rain.

What is a Drought?

100

On a bar graph, the tallest bar usually represents this vocabulary word meaning "too much".

What is Overabundance?

100

Cutting down a forest to build a mall is an example of this type of impact.

What is Negative / Harmful?

200

This type of organism must eat other plants or animals to get energy.

What is a Consumer?

200

This model shows many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem.

What is a Food Web?

200

During a drought, this organism dies first because it needs moist soil to survive.

What is the Earthworm?

200

If the Rabbit population becomes Overabundant, the Grass population becomes this.

What is Scarce / Scarcity?

200

Planting new trees to replace old ones (Reforestation) is an example of this type of impact.

What is Positive / Helpful?

300

These "cleanup crew" organisms break down dead matter and return nutrients to the soil.

What are Decomposers/Fungi/Bacteria?

300

Identify the Apex Predator in this chain: Sun -> Grass -> Zebra -> Lion.

What is the Lion?

300

Hurricanes destroy sand dunes and forests, but they do NOT do this to sea life.

What is increase/help it?

300

In the data table, if the prey population drops from 100 to 20, the predator population will likely do this.

What is Decrease?

300

Pollution from parking lots often washes into streams and kills these organisms first.

What are insects/fish?

400

True or False: Decomposers give energy to the sun.

What is False? They give nutrients to the soil.

400

This "arch-stone" species holds the entire ecosystem together; without it, the web crashes.

What is a Keystone Species?

400

If a fire burns all the grass, this happens to the mice.

What is they decrease/starve?

400

True or False: Changes to one population rarely affect other populations.

What is False?

400

To help squirrels, a builder might leave these standing in a new neighborhood.

What are Trees / Habitats?

500

A bear eats berries and fish. This makes the bear this specific type of consumer.

What is an Omnivore/Secondary Consumer?

500

In the Pacific Ocean, this Keystone Species eats sea urchins to protect the kelp forests.

What is the Sea Otter?

500

Storm surges from hurricanes push this type of water into freshwater lakes, killing the fish.

What is Saltwater?

500

If a graph shows a deer population jumping from 10 to 150 in one year, it is likely that this happened to their predators.

What is they were removed / decreased?

500

This term means "protecting" nature, like creating a park where no one can build.

What is Conservation?