Exploring Organisms and Their Environment

Organisms and their environment

By Brinden Sanders

Time to Test your Knowledge!

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Multiple Choice

What does the arrow represent in the food chain/web?

• Who eats what

• The predator prey relationship

• Direction of energy transferred

• Showing the different tropic levels

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starts the food chain followed with a producer which eats it.

Multiple Choice

How many trophic levels are there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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eat the mice and grasshoppers.

Multiple Choice

Which animals are the primary consumer?

• Foxes, owls, and birds

• Carrots, grasses, and grains

• Owls, grasshopper, and grains

• Rabbits, mice, and grasshoppers

Multiple Choice

What can you induce from this pyramid of numbers?

• The oak tree has the biggest population

• The caterpillars have the largest numbers

• The blackbirds have the most energy stored

• The buzzard has the fewest number.

Multiple Choice

Which is the apex predator

• oak tree

• caterpillar

• blackbirds

• buzzard

Draw

Draw a simple food chain.

Producer: Grass

Primary consumer: Ladybug

Secondary consumer: Snake

Tertiary consumer: fox

quaternary consumer: Lion

Multiple Choice

How is carbon taken out of the atmosphere?

• By combustion of fossil fuels

• By photosynthesis of animals

• By respiration by decomposers

• By teacher, because he is a green man!

Multiple Choice

What is it called when an organism dies and rots?

• Transpiration

• fossilisation

• photosynthesis

• decomposition

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Water returns to land from the clouds is called

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Multiple Choice

A decrease of a harvest by a disease will result in what?

• Population increasing due to increase of food.

• Population decreasing due to a lack of food.

• Population increasing because of immunity of the disease.

• Population decreasing due to not being immune to the disease.

Open Ended

What can you induce about the population of the hare?