LS1 Unit Review

Which type of diagram shows how energy flows in an ecosystem?

What does Mrs. Davis' spider plant need to grow?

A mockingbird, alligator, snapping turtle, lily pad, and mosquito make up a pond ____________.

Symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is not harmed or helped. 

Factors like rocks, minerals, water, and air that affect a population. 

The structures on Mrs. Davis' spider plant that capture sunlight are 

An example of a _______________ that can make its own food is grass. 

Which best describes a Dung Beetle (gets his food from the waste of other organisms)?

Things that are derived from a living thing are _________ factors. 

Mrs. Davis' dog, Sadie, might be a ___________ to fleas. 

An example of a food chain is

What is the function of the stems and seeds of the plant? 

A rabbit is a/an ___________________ because he eats the food made by a producer.

This type of food is in reserve in our bodies. 

These types of foods provide quick energy to the consumer.

Which symbiotic relationship best describes the photo?

The structures on Mrs. Davis' spider plant that gather water are 

We eat this stuff and it give us energy and building materials!

Foods like eggs, meat and beans that grow and repair your body are called ____________.

What are the organisms in the photo called?  Hint: They are harmful to other organisms.

Cattle and a cattle egret (cow birds) have which symbiotic relationship?

What shape do you see on Sadie's chest?

Water is not food because______________.

What type of symbiotic relationship is represented?

The rice, honey, milk and butter that we tested in class are all _____________ factors.

An alligator is an example of an organism that is ____________ to Florida.

A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed.

We watched a video about a lettuce farm that grows lettuce without soil. This is called ______.

This Burmese Python was captured in the Florida Everglades. He is _______________ to Florida.

A symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit and are happy.