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Explore energy, webs, and life

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Ecosystem Quest


Froggy Jumps Ecosystem QuestVersion en ligne Explore energy, webs, and life par Olivia Rosyanti Saetban 1 What is an ecosystem? a A group of non-living rocks only b A single species living alone c A community of living things and their environment 2 What are biotic changes? a Changes in sunlight exposure b Changes in temperature c Changes caused by living organisms 3 Most ecosystems get energy from the a Moonlight b Sun c Wind 4 Producers in a food chain are usually a Animals b Fungi c Plants 5 Primary consumers eat which? a Soil b Other animals c Plants 6 Secondary consumers eat a Plants b Water c Other animals 7 Tertiary consumers are typically a Decomposers b Top predators c Producers 8 A food chain shows a How to grow plants b A single pathway of energy flow c All energy in an ecosystem 9 A food web is a Just a diagram of plants b Many interconnected food chains c A single chain only 10 Trophic levels include a Producers, primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers b Decomposers and scavengers c Only producers 11 Mutualism is a symbiotic relationship where a Neither benefits b One benefits, other harmed c Both species benefit 12 Commensalism is when one species a Depends on the season b Benefits while the other is unaffected c Hurts the other 13 Parasitism is when a One species benefits at the expense of the other b Neither benefits c Both benefit 14 What energy movement is shown by arrows in a food chain? a Direction of energy flow b Direction of water flow c Random direction 15 What is a population in an ecosystem? a Only one individual b A group of the same species in the same place c All living things in the area 16 What does a population diagram help show? a Only plant growth b How population sizes affect each other c Weather patterns 17 In a food chain, energy moves from a Between producers only b Higher to lower only c Lower to higher trophic levels 18 What is a producer in an ecosystem? a Animals that eat meat b Decomposers c Plants that make their own food 19 How do food webs help scientists? a They replace weather Maps b They measure soil pH c They show feeding relationships and energy flow 20 What is a scavenger? a a predator that hunts live prey b a plant that photosynthesizes c an organism that eats dead matter 21 What is a decomposer? a an organism that breaks down dead matter and recycles nutrients b a producer that creates energy from sunlight c an animal that hunts for food 22 Name a common scavenger. a lion b decomposer c vulture 23 What is the main role of scavengers in ecosystems? a to photosynthesize b to remove carcasses from the environment c to produce litter 24 Which organisms are typical decomposers? a plants and insects b scavengers like vultures c fungi and bacteria 25 Do scavengers aid decomposition? a No, they eat all leftovers b Yes, by breaking down large remains and exposing them c Only after death of scavengers themselves 26 Are fungi considered decomposers? a Only in aquatic environments b No c Yes 27 Do decomposers always need oxygen to function? a Yes, they always need oxygen b Decomposers do not exist without sunlight c Not always; some do not require it 28 What do decomposers return to the soil? a energy b nutrients c carbon dioxide 29 Where do scavengers and decomposers often work together? a in the open ocean b in the atmosphere c in the forest floor ecosystem

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Ecosystem QuestVersion en ligne

par Olivia Rosyanti Saetban

What is an ecosystem?

What are biotic changes?

Most ecosystems get energy from the

Producers in a food chain are usually

Primary consumers eat which?

Secondary consumers eat

Tertiary consumers are typically

A food chain shows

A food web is

Trophic levels include

Mutualism is a symbiotic relationship where

Commensalism is when one species

Parasitism is when

What energy movement is shown by arrows in a food chain?

What is a population in an ecosystem?

What does a population diagram help show?

In a food chain, energy moves from

What is a producer in an ecosystem?

How do food webs help scientists?

What is a scavenger?

What is a decomposer?

Name a common scavenger.

What is the main role of scavengers in ecosystems?

Which organisms are typical decomposers?

Do scavengers aid decomposition?

Are fungi considered decomposers?

Do decomposers always need oxygen to function?

What do decomposers return to the soil?

Where do scavengers and decomposers often work together?