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| What is a Producer? | An organism that produces its own energy and food
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| What is the source of all food in an ecosystem? | Producers
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| What are the three energy roles in an ecosystem? | Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers.
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| What is a consumer? | An organism that eats other organisms to obtain energy.
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| What are herbivores? | Consumers that only eat plants.
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| What are carnivores? | Consumers that only eat meat and/or other animals.
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| What are omnivores? | They are consumers that eat both meat and plants.
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| What are decomposers? | They are organisms that break down wastes and dead organisms and return the raw materials to the ecosystem.
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| what is a food chain? | The series of events in which one organism eats another to obtain energy.
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| What is a food web? | The pattern of overlapping food chains in an ecosystem.
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| What is the difference between a food web and a food chain? | A food chain shows only one possible path that energy can move through in an ecosystem. While a food web shows multiple paths energy can move throughout an ecosystem.
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| What are the different levels in a food web? | Producers, first level consumers, second level consumers, and third level consumers.
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| Which consumer gets the least amount of energy? | Third level consumers.
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| What is an energy pyramid? | It shows the amount of energy that moves from one feeding level to another in a food web.
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| As you go up the pyramid, each level gets _________ energy. | Less.
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| What are abiotic Factors? | The nonliving parts of an organisms habitat.
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| what are the 5 Abiotic factors? | Water, Sunlight, Temperature, Oxygen, and Soil.
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| What are the 3 levels of organization? | Populations, Community, and Ecosystem.
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| What are biotic Factors? | The living parts of an organisms habitat.
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| What is a population? | All the members of a particular species in a certain area are referred to as a Population.
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| What are the parts of a lab Report? | Hypothesis, Materials, Procedure, Data, and Conclusion.
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| How do you know what variable goes on the Y axis of a graph? | DRY (Dependent or Responding variable on Y axis)
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| How do you know what variable goes on the X axis of a graph? | MIX(Manipulated or Independent variable on X axis)
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| An Organisms scientific name consists of? | Genus name and a Species name.
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| What Island did Jane Goodall study on? | Gombe
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| What year did Jane Goodall start her study? | 1960 (At the age of 26.)
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| What Animal did Jane Goodall Study? | Chimpanzee.
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| What Were major things that we learned from Jane Goodall's study? | That The chimps Used and Made tools and Were Similar to humans.
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| What is an Independent Variable? | A Variable that you purposely change to alter the outcome.
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| What is a dependent Variable? | The Variable that you cannot control (depends on the independent variable)
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| What does T.A.I.L.S. stand for on a graph? | Title, Axis, Interval, Labels, Scale.
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| What is scientific Inquiry? | The Diverse ways in which scientists study the natural world, and propose explanations on the information they gather.
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