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5th grade

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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A place where many types of organisms survive together   show
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Living things   show
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show depend  
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Another name for living things   show
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Another name for nonliving things   show
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show squirrels, trees, bushes, grass, mouse, deer, insects  
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Examples of abiotic factors   show
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Basic needs of all living things   show
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All of the basic needs together are called   show
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an organism's home   show
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show fire, bad weather, changes to the habitats, poor weather conditions  
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show organism  
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show organism  
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a group of the same species   show
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All types of species living together   show
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show ecosystem  
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show biosphere  
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When organizing an ecosystem, the largest part   show
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Organize an ecosystem from smallest to largest.   show
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Another word for home   show
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show terrestrial, aquatic  
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A habitat on land   show
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A habitat in or near water   show
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Examples of terrestrial habitats   show
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show lake, pond, river, stream, ocean, swamp  
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Ecosystems are classified by the amount of   show
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show what they eat  
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show species  
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show producers  
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All __ are producers.   show
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Plants make their own food by a process called   show
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__ provide energy for the whole ecosystem.   show
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General term for organisms that eat other organisms   show
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show carnivores, herbivores, omnivores  
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Consumer that eats animals   show
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Consumer that eats only plants   show
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Consumer that eats both plants and animals   show
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Carnivores are also called __ because they hunt.   show
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show prey  
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show energy pyramid  
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The bottom level of an energy pyramid is filled with   show
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Energy is __ in each level as you go up by an exponent of 10.   show
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The farther up the energy pyramid that you go, the __ food (energy) that you have.   show
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The level above the producers on the energy pyramid is filled with   show
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Things that could cause a body to lose or use up energy   show
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show 10 kilocalories  
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show producers (plants)  
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show food web  
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show food energy  
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Arrows in a food web point how?   show
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show gains  
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show gains  
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Animals that eat dead animals   show
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Organisms that eat what scavengers leave behind   show
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show mushrooms, bacteria, some insects  
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Known as nature's recyclers   show
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2 things that decomposers do   show
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Too many of one species in an ecosystem   show
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show carrying capacity  
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Examples of limiting factors   show
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Carrying capacity can change based on the   show
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What is the difference between a food web and a food chain?   show
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All organisms depend on other organisms for __.   show
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When one organism depends on another for its survival   show
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show mutualism, parasitism, commensalism  
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show mutualism  
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A symbiotic relationship where one organism causes harm to the other organism   show
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show commensalism  
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Examples of mutualism   show
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Examples of parasitism   show
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Examples of commensalism   show
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show parasite  
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Name for the organism that the parasite is living on   show
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show conservation of mass  
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Matter cannot be ...   show
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Examples of cycles in nature   show
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show nitrogen  
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Where do plants get the nitrogen that they need?   show
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show from eating plants  
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What changes nitrogen in the air to ammonia and nitrates that plants can use?   show
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show photosynthesis and respiration  
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