The features that plants and animals have to help them live in a particular place.

An animal that only eats other animals.

A stored form of energy found in food.

Equipment that allows scientists to test how environmental factors affect organisms.

All the plants and animals that live in a habitat.

An organism that has to eat other organisms to stay alive. Animals are consumers.

Changes in the physical environmental factors which happen during a day (e.g. it gets dark at night).

Tree that drops its leaves in winter (e.g. oak tree).

Something that eats dead plants.

The places where an organism can be found in a habitat.

The conditions around a certain organism caused by physical environmental factors.

Tree that keeps its leaves in winter (e.g. pine tree).

A way of showing what eats what in a habitat.

Many food chains linked together.

The place an organism lives in (e.g. woodland).

An animal that only eats plants.

When animals hide during the winter and go to sleep.

Small areas of a habitat with certain conditions (e.g. under a log in a woodland habitat).

When animals move to different areas of the world depending on the season.

Animals that are active at night.

An animal that eats both plants and other animals.

physical environmental factors

The non-living conditions in the environment of an organism (e.g. temperature, light).

A small container connected to two tubes. Used to catch tiny animals.

An animal that catches and eats other animals.

An animal that is caught and eaten by another animal.

An organism that is able to make its own food. Plants are producers.

A square frame, thrown randomly on the ground, which is used to sample plants in an area.

A small part of something. If you sample something you take a small part of it. You use your results from the small part to suggest what the rest of it is like.

Changes in the physical environmental factors of an environment which happen during the course of a year (e.g. it gets colder in winter).

A net which is swept through long grass to catch tiny animals.

The last animal in a food chain.

Hitting the branches of a tree and collecting small animals that fall out.

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Question	Answer
adaptations	The features that plants and animals have to help them live in a particular place.
carnivore	An animal that only eats other animals.
chemical energy	A stored form of energy found in food.
choice chamber	Equipment that allows scientists to test how environmental factors affect organisms.
community	All the plants and animals that live in a habitat.
consumer	An organism that has to eat other organisms to stay alive. Animals are consumers.
daily changes	Changes in the physical environmental factors which happen during a day (e.g. it gets dark at night).
deciduous tree	Tree that drops its leaves in winter (e.g. oak tree).
decomposer	Something that eats dead plants.
distribution	The places where an organism can be found in a habitat.
environment	The conditions around a certain organism caused by physical environmental factors.
evergreen tree	Tree that keeps its leaves in winter (e.g. pine tree).
food chain	A way of showing what eats what in a habitat.
food web	Many food chains linked together.
habitat	The place an organism lives in (e.g. woodland).
herbivore	An animal that only eats plants.
hibernation	When animals hide during the winter and go to sleep.
microhabitat	Small areas of a habitat with certain conditions (e.g. under a log in a woodland habitat).
migration	When animals move to different areas of the world depending on the season.
nocturnal animals	Animals that are active at night.
omnivore	An animal that eats both plants and other animals.
physical environmental factors	The non-living conditions in the environment of an organism (e.g. temperature, light).
pooter	A small container connected to two tubes. Used to catch tiny animals.
predator	An animal that catches and eats other animals.
prey	An animal that is caught and eaten by another animal.
producer	An organism that is able to make its own food. Plants are producers.
quadrat	A square frame, thrown randomly on the ground, which is used to sample plants in an area.
sample	A small part of something. If you sample something you take a small part of it. You use your results from the small part to suggest what the rest of it is like.
seasonal changes	Changes in the physical environmental factors of an environment which happen during the course of a year (e.g. it gets colder in winter).
sweepnet	A net which is swept through long grass to catch tiny animals.
top predator	The last animal in a food chain.
tree beating	Hitting the branches of a tree and collecting small animals that fall out.

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