Ecosystems

Question 1

Enviornment

Answer 1

All the biotic and abiotic factors that surround an organism

Question 2

Biotic

Answer 2

A type of factor that is living, such as a bird.

Question 3

Abiotic

Answer 3

A type of factor that is nonliving, such as a TV

Question 4

Niche

Answer 4

A job that one animal has in its ecosystem.

Question 5

Community

Answer 5

Organisms that live together with in an ecosystem makes up a community.

Question 6

Species

Answer 6

All members of a population are members of the same species.

Question 7

Ecosystem

Answer 7

Is all the living and nonliving things in an area.

Question 8

Adaptation

Answer 8

A change in an organism to better fit an ecosystems

Question 9

Population

Answer 9

A group of organisms of one species that live in an are at the same time

Question 10

Habitat

Answer 10

The place in an ecosystem in which an organism lives

Question 11

Biome

Answer 11

A specific area which has different climates and ecosystems.

Question 12

Taiga

Answer 12

Taiga is the largest land biome on earth. This region typically has long, cold winters and short, mild and wet summers.

Question 13

Deciduous Forest

Answer 13

Deciduous Forests can be found in United States, Canada, Europe, China, Japan and Russia. Deciduous Forests have four seasons.

Question 14

Rainforest

Answer 14

Tropical rainforests are located close to the equator. Rainforests are wet and warm all year. There Average temperatures are 70 degrees to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

Question 15

Grasslands

Answer 15

The weather in the grasslands varies greatly. it is cold in the winter and hot in the summer. The most likely plants to see is grass itself.

Question 16

Desert

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The desert covers about one fifth of the earth. Deserts are both hot and cold with very little rainfall. Plants the live in the desert are great at storing water like cacti.

Question 17

Tundra

Answer 17

The tundra covers about one fifth of the earth. It is the coldest biome on earth and can reach temperatures of -50 degrees Fahrenheit.

Question 18

Decomposer

Answer 18

An organism that eats dead plants and animals is called Decomposers, An example would be bacteria

Question 19

Carnivore

Answer 19

A carnivore is a consumer that only eats meat

Question 20

Producers

Answer 20

Plants are considered Producers. They make their own food.

Question 21

Herbivore

Answer 21

Zebras are herbivores. They eat only plants.

Question 22

Consumer

Answer 22

A Consumer has to take in energy to survive.

Question 23

Omnivore

Answer 23

An omnivore is an organism that eats both plants and animals.

Question 24

Food Web

Answer 24

A group of interconnected food chains.

Question 25

Food Chain

Answer 25

An order of which animal eats another animal or a plant.