Life Science
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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| Biotic | The living things in the world
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| Abiotic | The non-living things in the world
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| Producer/ autotroph | A plant that makes its own food from the sun
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| Consumer/ heterotroph | An animal that eats a autotroph to get energy and to survive
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| Decomposer | An animal that breaks down nutrients in the soil
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| Herbivore | An animal that only eats plants
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| Carnivore | An animal that only eats meat
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| Omnivore | An animal that eats both plants and animals
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| Scavenger | An animal that feeds on dead plants or animals
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| Food chain | A series of living things that show one food source to the other
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| Food web | A series of food chains
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| Sun's role in food chain/ web | The sun's role is to provide the autotrophs with food, which supplies all the rest of the animals with food because, the heterotrophs eat the autotrophs
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| Energy pyramid | Shows the amount of energy passed onto the different levels
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| Symbiosis | An interaction between two different organisms
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| Mutualism | An interaction between two organisms in which both benefit from
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| Commensalism | An interaction between two organisms in which one benefits and one is neither benefited or harmed
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| Parasitism | An interaction between two organisms in which one is benefited and one is harmed
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| Predator/ prey | A prey is an animal that is being hunted
A predator is an animal that is hunting another animal
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| Competition | Where organisms compete for a certain thing
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| Adaptation | A character trait that a animal or plant has to survive in a particular area
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