Ecosystem Vocabulary Terms

What is the definition for population?

• The movement of people
• Animal that eats people
• All the individuals of one kind living in the same ecosystem
• All the populations of organisms living in an environment

What is the definition of community?

• A body part or behavior that helps an organism to survive
• A community of living things and the community's physical environment 
• A body of water
• All the populations of organisms living in an environment

What is the definition of ecosystem?

• All the individuals of one kind living in the same ecosystem
• A system that echos so animals can know when to migrate. 
• A community of living things and the community's physical environment 
• A community of non-living things

What is the definition of environment?

• All of the living and nonliving things surrounding an organism
• An organism
• A group of food chains that overlap
• A controlled test of a hypothesis

What are the living parts and nonliving parts of a forest community?

• living: plants and animals, nonliving: water, sunlight, soil, air 
• living:mars, Jupiter, saturn, nonliving: Plato, Uranus, mercury  
• Living: Tyrannosaurus Rex, elephant, bears Nonliving: dead
• Environment

The following are all examples of an ecosystem.

• City, state, and town
• bird, eagle, and hawk
• Environment, community, population
• Dessert, forest, and ocean

What are the two parts on an ecosystem?

• Population and city
• Environment and community
• Living and nonliving
• Prey and predator

What would be an example of population? 

• A flock of birds. 
• A mother and father
• Cars
• A group of desks

What would be some living and nonliving things in a dessert ecosystem?

• Living: plants, water, soil Non Living: Cat, dog, mice 
• Living: water, soil, rock Non Living: Cactus, coyote, camel
• Living: Camel, coyote, tortoise Nonliving:Rock, sand, and soil 
• Living: Fish, whale, dog Non living: Turtle, pretty grass, sea weeds

The name of the unit we are studying about in social studies is?

• Ebonics
• Environment
• Ecology
• Elastic