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Kennedy
Chapter 1
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| photosynthesis | the way plants use sunlight to make food |
| environment | everything that surrounds a living thing |
| food chain | the path of energy in the form of food going from one living thing to another |
| producer | any living thing that makes, or produce, its own food |
| consumer | a living thing that eats other living things |
| decomposer | a living thing that breaks down dead plants and animals |
| herbivore | an animal that eats mostly plants |
| carnivore | an animal that eats other animals |
| omnivore | an animal that eats both plants and animals |
| food web | a way of showing how food chains in any place are linked together |
| compete | to try to get the same thing that others need or want |
| microorganism | any kind of living thing that is too small to be seen with just our eyes |
| bacteria | any of the smallest kinds of microorganism |
| protist | a kind of microorganism larger than bacteria |
| fungus | a plantlike living thing that breaks down dead plants and animals |
| What do plants make? | Plants make food |
| Three parts of a plant | Roots, stems, leaves |
| Animals can make their own food. True or false? | False |
| Animals need energy to live. True of false? | True |
| Name the order of living things. | Producer, Consumer, Decomposers |
| Where do herbivores get their energy? | Plants |
| What job do decomposers have? | They pass materials from dead plants to the soil. |
| How are bacteria and protists alike? | They are both microorganisms. |
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