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- 1. Multiple ChoiceAll the organisms of one kind in an ecosystem.Populations:OmnivoreSunCommunity:
- 2. Multiple ChoicePopulations living and interacting with each other form this.Community:Tropical RainforestCarnivoreFood Chain
- 3. Multiple ChoiceTo survive, each population needs a certain amount of food, water, shelter and space. The challenge of meeting these needs leads to this.Competition:Tropical RainforestProducerBiome
- 4. Multiple ChoiceCharacteristics organisms have such as a bad smell or camouflage coloring to help it compete and survive in an ecosystemAdaption:mutualismTaigaParasitism:
- 5. Multiple ChoiceA relationship between different kinds of organisms.Symbiosis:TaigaSunAdaption:
- 6. Multiple ChoiceA relationship where both organisms benefit. ☺ ☺Mutualism:Tropical RainforestTaigaLevel Two Consumer
- 7. Multiple ChoiceA relationship in which only one organism benefits but the other remains unharmed.Commensalism:DesertGrasslandProducer
- 8. Multiple ChoiceA relationship in which one organism benefits but the other is harmed. ☺ ☹Parasitism:Niche:OmnivoreFood Chain
- 9. Multiple ChoiceThe organism that is harmed in a parasitic relationship.Host:OmnivoreSunparasitism
- 10. Multiple ChoiceA habitat supplying the factors necessary for the survival of an organism.Niche:herbivoreDesertTropical Rainforest
- 11. Multiple ChoiceProvides most of earth's energySunNiche:Adaption:Community:
- 12. Multiple ChoiceA plant eater. Most first level consumers are these.herbivoreCompetition:Level One ConsumerNiche:
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAn animal that eats both plants and meat. It can be a 2nd level or 3rd level consumer.OmnivoreCommensalism:DesertTaiga
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThis is the top of the food chain. There are very few if any predators for this consumer and they are often carnivores.Tertiary ConsumerLevel Two ConsumerherbivoreCommensalism:
- 15. Multiple ChoiceAn animal that eats only meat.CarnivoreMutualism:Parasitism:Niche:
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThe diagram that shows how energy is transferred from one organism to anotherFood ChainSymbiosis:Tropical RainforestCarnivore
- 17. Multiple ChoiceAn organism that makes its own food.ProducerPopulations:Symbiosis:Tertiary Consumer
- 18. Multiple ChoiceThis animal eats the producer. It is typically a herbivore.Level One ConsumermutualismLevel Two ConsumerCompetition:
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThis animal feeds upon the level 1 consumer. It can either be a herbivore or an omnivore.Level Two ConsumerParasitism:SunCarnivore
- 20. Multiple ChoiceThe way earth's major environments are categorized. There are 5 major categories which are: Tropical RainforestDeciduous ForestDesertTundraTaigaGrasslandBiomeNiche:parasitismSymbiosis:
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animal that eats plantsherbivoreanimalproducerOrganism - 22. Multiple Choicean animal that eats plants and animalsomnivoreOrganismherbivoreEnergy Pyramid
- 23. Multiple Choicean animal that eats other animalscarnivoreLevel 3 ConsumerOrganismdecomposers
- 24. Multiple Choicethe producer in a food chain or food webplantLevel 1 Consumercarnivoreproducer
- 25. Multiple Choicethe consumer in a food chain or food webanimalStomataLevel 1 Consumersun
- 26. Multiple Choicethe food making process of a plantphotosynthesisfood webherbivoreGlucose
- 27. Multiple Choicethe animal that eats the plantprimary consumerEcosystemomnivorecarnivore
- 28. Multiple Choicethe animal that eats the primary consumersecondary consumerdecomposerspredatorGlucose
- 29. Multiple ChoiceAll energy in a food chain begins with thissunpredatoranimalEcosystem
- 30. Multiple ChoiceAll food chains or food webs begin with this. An organism that makes or produces its own food.producerfood chainsunChlorophyll
- 31. Multiple Choicethe flow of energy from producers to primary consumers to secondary consumers to decomposersfood chainanimalprimary consumerStomata
- 32. Multiple Choicemany food chains in an ecosystemfood websuncarnivoreprey
- 33. Multiple Choicethe fungi and bacteria that complete the breakdown process by recycling the nutrients from dead tissues and wastes back into the ecosystemdecomposersanimalpredatorprimary consumer
- 34. Multiple ChoiceAn animal that hunts other animals for foodpredatorphotosynthesissecondary consumerplant
- 35. Multiple Choicean animal that is hunted and killed by another for foodpreyomnivoreStomataEcosystem
- 36. Multiple ChoiceA living thingOrganismanimalfood webplant
- 37. Multiple Choiceanimal that consumes the carcasses of other dead animalsscavengersecondary consumerpredatorLevel 2 Consumer
- 38. Multiple ChoiceGreen pigment in plants that absorbs light energy used to carry out photosynthesisChlorophylldecomposerspreyfood web
- 39. Multiple ChoiceSmall openings on the underside of a leaf through which oxygen and carbon dioxide can moveStomatascavengerOrganismLevel 2 Consumer
- 40. Multiple ChoiceA community of organisms and their environment in which they live.Ecosystemphotosynthesisproducerprimary consumer
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