Living Things and their Environments
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Which of the following is a producer? a. Lily Pad b. Minnow c. Mushroom | a. Lily Pad
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| What is an owl pellet? | The undigestible parts of an owl's meal that is formed into a pellet and coughed up.
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| T/F: The sun is at the top of the food chain. | False.
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| T/F: Oxygen is a key ingredient in photosynthesis. | False
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| The definition of Adaptation is "key characteristics of organisms that allow them to survive, thrive, and _________________. | Reproduce
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| What does chromatography really mean? | Color Writing.
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| What type of consumer eats only plants? | Herbivore
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| _____________________is transferred through a food chain. | Energy
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| One example of an interaction is between a biotic factor and a non-living or ______________ factor. | Abiotic
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| What is another way of stating Natural Selection? | "Survival of the Fittest"
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| How is a decomposer different from a consumer? | Decomposer obtain energy from decaying organic matter (example: mushroom, worm, or bacteria)
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| An ecoystem is made up of biotic and _____________ factors. | Abiotic
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| Are owls herbivores or carnivores? | Carnivores
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| T/F: Producers are at the top of the food chain. | False
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| What does the arrow indicate in a food chain/food web? | Energy Transfer or "gets eaten by"
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| Give an example of a population in an ecosystem. | Various answers but it should be only one kind of organism (example: owls in the forest)
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| T/F: Most animals eat only one thing. | False
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