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Food Chain, Food Web, and Energy Pyramid
Food Chain, Food Web, and Energy Pyramid
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A #ecosystem review for #science
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What are the eight levels of classification in order?
Domain, Kingdom, Class, Phylum, Order, Family, Genus, and Species
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species
Species, Genus, Family, Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, and Order
Kingdom, Domain, Phylum, Order, Class, Family, Genus, and Species
2
In the energy pyramid what level of organism are the least numerous?
secondary consumers
primary consumers
tertiary consumers
producers
3
As energy moves up an energy pyramid what happens to that energy?
It stays the same
It increases
It mysteriously disappears
It decreases
4
Study of how living things are classified
niche
taxidermy
taxonomy
ecology
5
What is missing in this food chain?
soil
water
mushroom
sun
6
What is a community?
Organisms of the same species
The role of an organism
Place where an organism lives
All of the populations living in an area
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Based on the diagram below, what three consumers get their energy directly from the same producers?
ladybug, dragonfly, and buzzard
butterfly, snake, and titmouse
greenfly, butterfly, and grasshopper
rabbit, mouse, and fox
8
Based on the diagram below, what is the niche of the frog in this food web?
To consumer the berries and plantain plants
To take in light from the sun and produce food
To provide energy for the snake
To break down waste products made by dragonfly larvae
9
Based on the diagram below, what is the niche of the rabbit in this food web?
To take in light from the sun and produce food
To consumer the mouse
To provide energy for the buzzard and fox
To move the desert ecosystem
10
What abiotic factor is the source of energy?
Sun
Bird
Dead log
Water
11
An example of a habitat is..........
all of the above
a nest in a tree
under a rock
a cave
12
What shows the relationship between many food chains within a single ecosystem?
food webs
habitats
energy pyramid
food chains
13
Which is true about producers?
They give off oxygen for us to breathe
They produce food for conusmers
All of the above
They make their own food using energy from the sun
14
Abiotic is living.
False
True
15
What organisms breaks down plant and animal remains to recycle matter?
decomposers
producers
primary consumer
secondary consumers
16
What is a habitat?
Where there are herds
A place where an organism lives
Living parts of an ecosystem
an organism
17
The smallest group of classification is species. Which group is the largest?
order
domain
genus
class
18
How do scientists group living things?
By their habitat
Alphabetical order
by name
Similar features or characteristics
19
All the zebras living in the savanna from a _________ in the grassland ecosystem.
Community
Species
Population
Ecology
20
What is an ecosystem?
All the biotic organisms
None of the above
All the abiotic things
All the biotic and abiotic things in an area
21
All of the organisms of a species living in the same area
Ecology
Community
Population
Species
22
What is a biotic factor in the image?
All of the above
Frog
Deer
Bird
23
What is an abiotic factor in the image?
water
all of the above
none of the above
fish
24
What is the role of an organism in a community
Niche
Ecosystem
Nich
Ecology
25
What is the study of how everything in an ecosystem interacts?
population
biotic factor
ecology
niche
26
The brown bear has the scientific name
Ursus arctos
. What genus does it belong to?
Apis mellifera
genus
arctos
Ursus
27
What shows the relationship between overlapping food chains within a single ecosystem?
food chain
food webs
energy pyramids
habitats
28
A diagram that shows the energy available at each level of an ecosystem is a (n):
energy pyramid
food chain
animal energy
food web
29
The arrows in a food web represent:
The way to grandma's house
The levels of the food chain
The organism being eaten
The transfer of energy
