F.5 C6.3 TRF ecosystem

F.5 C6.3 TRF ecosystem

Revision of C6.1-6.2

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Which of the following is true?

• biotic components are living things.

• abiotic components are living things.

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Which one is the producer?

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Which one depend on green plant to get energy?

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Which one depend on caterpillar, snail and grasshopper to get energy?

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In a tropical rainforest, individual food chains are interlocked at various levels to form a food web.

What would happen to other living things if there were no producers?
P.26 textbook

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What would happen to other living things if there were no producers?

• Other living things would die.

• •This is because if there were no producers, there would be no food for primary consumers. As a result, there would be no food for secondary consumers, and so on.

Compare a food web and a food chain.
Explain why a food web in an ecosystem is more stable than a food chain.
P.26 textbook

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Compare a food web and a food chain. Explain why a food web in an ecosystem is more stable than a food chain.

• It is more stable because it will not collapse even if one component is gone.

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Fill in box Q to show the type of biotic component.

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How energy flow among them?

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​Textbook p.26 Q1-3 (Fig.5)

Question i to iv on p.9

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bi. Which trophic level do green plants belong to?

• T1: Producer

• T2: Primary consumer

• T3: Secondary consumer

• T4: Tertiary consumer

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bii. Which trophic level do herbivores belong to?

• T1: Producer

• T2: Primary consumer

• T3: Secondary consumer

• T4: Tertiary consumer

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bii. Which trophic level do carnivores belong to?

• T1: Producer

• T2: Primary consumer

• T3: Secondary consumer

• T4: Tertiary consumer

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biii. Which trophic level receive the largest amount of energy?

• T1: Producer

• T2: Primary consumer

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• T4: Tertiary consumer

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biii. Which trophic level receive the least amount of energy?

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biv. How does energy change when trophic level rises?

• As trophic level rises, MORE energy remains.

• As trophic level rises, LESS energy remains.

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biv. As trophic level rises, LESS energy remains. This is because there is energy loss through processes such as .....