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Life Science Test 2

Life Science

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What do plants need to grow? sunlight, water and air
What is the first source of energy in an animal's food? the sun
What do plants and trees release that we need to survive? oxygen
What do animals release into the air that plants need to grow? cabon dioxide
What is recylced over and over? matter
Where do decomposers get nitrogen from? dead organisms or the waste of living things
In what process do plants use sunlight to make food? photosynthesis
What is found in the leaves of plants that allow them to capture energy from the sun? chlorophyll
What shows how energy is tranferred from one living thing to the next? food chain
What provides energy to producers? sunlight
What are the only organisms able to capture and use energy from the sunlight to make their own food? producers
What represents the flow of energy on a food chain? arrows
What are organisms that break down the remains of plants and animals? decomposers
What are two examples of decomposers? mushrooms and bacteria
What do decomposers break down as they feed on dead materials in the soil? matter
Decomposers recycle nutrients from _____ ? dead plants and animals
Where does decompostion cycle nitrogen back into? soil
What do animals need for motion, to repair injuries and keep warm? energy
What is a chemical that is found in the air and soil and is an essential part of the structure of living things? nitrogen
How do animals get nitrogen? eating plants
Created by: cbossert
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