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5th Grade Ecosystems
5th Grade Ecosystems
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Commensalism
Consumer
Producer
Decomposer
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Commensalism
Mutualism
Parasitism
Decomposer
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What does a predator do?
Looks for food
Hunts other animals
Shares food with others
Is hunted by animals
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What can you do to help save the world?
Reduce
Practice Conservation
Reuse
Recycle
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Commensalism
Producer
Consumer
Decomposer
6
Prey:
Look for food
Shares food with others
Hunt other animals
Are hunted by animals
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Rivers, lakes, ponds, ocean, wetlands, and coral reefs are all examples of:
Communities
Terrestrial Biomes
Habitats
Aquatic Biomes
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Beneficial or harmful interactions between species in ecosystems are called:
Specie Interaction
Biotic Factors
Symbiotic Relationships
Abiotic Factors
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This picture shows which sphere? (hint: life)
Lifeosphere
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Lithosphere
10
Pacific Lionfish have invaded ecosystems in the Atlantic. We call them a ____________ species.
Foreign
Non-Native
Intruder
Native
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Rivers, lakes, ponds, ocean, wetlands, and coral reefs are all examples of:
Communities
Terrestrial Biomes
Habitats
Aquatic Biomes
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What are the live things in this picture called?
Populations
Animals
Alive
Organisms
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Disruptions to ecosystems, such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and fires are called?
Weather Disasters
Natural Disasters
Deadly Disasters
Uncommon Occurances
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This picture show the world's what?
Ecosystems
Food Web
Earth
Food Chain
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Decomposer
Mutualism
Carnivore
Scavenger
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Omnivore
Carnivore
Decomposer
Herbivore
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What are the live things in this picture called?
Populations
Fish
Alive
Organisms
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All are characteristics of all living things except
All reproduce
All move
All grow
All drink
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Carnivore
Decomposer
Scavenger
Mutualism
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People expanding cities is called ___ ___, have negative impacts on animals & ecosystems.
Flipping Houses
Human Development
Urban Development
Growing Cities
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Mutualism
Decomposer
Omnivore
Scavenger
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Living things in an ecosystems are called:
Animals
Abiotic Factors
Biotic Factors
Alive
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What is a habitat?
Terrestrial place where an animal lives
An animal's house
Aquatic place where fish live
where an organism lives
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Too many of one organism in an area will throw off the balance in the ecosystem, called:
Natural Disaster
Human impact
Overgrazing
Overpopulation
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The non-living parts of an ecosystem are called:
Rocks
Dead Things
Biotic Factors
Abiotic Factors
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Mutualism
Parasitism
Commensalism
Decomposer
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Omnivore
Scavenger
Decomposer
Mutualism
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The farmer's goats ate all the grass in this area, leaving no plant life. What is this called?
Overpopulation
Overgrazing
Fat and Happy Goats
Natural disaster
29
The maximum population size of a species that an ecosystem can support indefinitely is its:
Overpopulation
Limiting Factor
Human Impact
Carrying Capacity
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This picture is an example of a(an):
Parasitism
Commensalism
Mutualism
Decomposer