
How do living things depend on their environment?
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Sherrie Shaver
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by Sherrie Shaver
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Multiple Choice
Which living thing is a producer?
a fox, because it eats both plants and animals
the sun because it produces energy all living things need
a sunflower, because it uses sunlight, water, and air to make food
a mushroom, because it breaks down the remains of plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
How are herbivores different than carnivores?
herbivores eat only animals, and carnivores eat only plants
herbivores eat only plants, and carnivores eat only animals.
herbivores eat only plants, and carnivores eat both plants and animals.
herbiores eat both plants and animals, and carnivores eat only animals.
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Multiple Choice
Which consumer is an herbivore?
goat
bear
hawk
leopard
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Multiple Choice
A scientist is studying an animals that has both sharp teeth and flat teeth. What type of consumer is she most likely studying?
herbivore
carnivore
omnivore
decomposer
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Multiple Choice
Tom is making a poster about consumers. Which consumer should he label as an omnivore?
cow
lion
snake
human
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Multiple Choice
Why are decomposers important in a community?
They eat predators that prey on other animals.
They recycle nutrients by breaking down dead organisms.
The make energy for all of the producers and consumers.
They are a main food source for producers and consumers.
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Multiple Choice
A scientist is studying a pond community. Which is the most likely past of energy in this community?
plants to insect to frog to sun
fron to plants to insect to sun
sun to insect to plants to frog
sun to plants to insect to frog.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best describes a food web?
all the food an animals eats?
all the food chains in a community
all the producers in a community
all the food that gets recycled.
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Multiple Choice
Which relationship best shows an example of a parasite and its host
a flea biting a cat
a deer tasting berries
a bird catching a worm
a dog fed by its owner
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Multiple Choice
Which of these describe a relationship in which both living things benefit?
a deer eats the leaves of a cedar tree
a person touches poison ivy
a bird makes a nest in a tree
a bee drinks nectar from a flower and carries pollen to other flowers.
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Multiple Choice
Jenny is making a list of the resources that animals in a prairie community compete for. Which of these would she most likely put on her list?
air
water
sunlight
shelter
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Poll
Which statement describes a predator and its prey in this food web?
The shrew is a predator and the rattlesnake is its prey
The rabbit is a predator and the grasshopper is its prey
The grasshopper is a predator and the shrew is its prey
The mountain lion is a predator and the rattlesnake is its prey.
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Multiple Choice
A mistletoe plant grows on the trunk of another plant. It takes water and nutrients away from the plant. Which of these best descibes the role of the mistletoe in this relationship.
parasite
predator
herbivore
carnivore
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Write on your notes what you think an Environment is.
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Multiple Choice
What do air, water, space, and energy have in common?
All are necessary for life
all are produced by plants
All are absorbed by decomposers
All are used by predators to catch prey
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Write your answer on your notes right now.
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All of the different kinds of living things in an area.
* Living things interact with each other and need each other.
* One reason they need each other is to get energy.
* They all need Energy to live but where do they get Energy from?
Write your hypothesis for where energy comes from in your notes
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Bamboo is a producer. So are grasses, trees, and other plants. What do you think a producer is?
Write your answer in your notes.
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What do you know about the word consumer?
Write your answer in your notes.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these best describes what makes up a community?
All of the producers in a community
All of the predators in an area
All of the living things that depend on each other for food in an area
all of the members of the same species that compete for resources in an area
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Herbivore is an animal that eats plants
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Carnivore is an animal that eats plants
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something that uses air, water, and energy from the sun to make their own energy.
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Omnivore is an animal that eats both plants and animals
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Predator is an animal that hunts other animals for food
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Prey is an animal that is hunted by other animals for food
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