Matter and Energy in Ecosystems Chapter 3

Matter that make up the nonliving parts of an ecosystem, such as air and water

• energy storage molecules
• composer
• abiotic
• biotic

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The process by which plants and other producers use energy from sunlight to change carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and glucose.

• cellular respiration
• metamorphasis
• mitosis
• photosynthesis

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An organism that can make its own energy storage molecules.

• decomposer
• primary consumer
• producer
• secondary consumer

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An organism that gets energy storage molecules by breaking down dead matter

• decomposer
• primary consumer
• producer
• secondary consumer

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The part of the cell where cellular respiration happens.

• cells
• chloroplasts
• mitochondrion
• energy storage molecules

A closed ecosystem made by humans for research

• Earth
• biodome
• biopic
• mitosis

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Carbon that gets trapped in the ecosystem, can be used for photosynthesis by plants.

• True
• False

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Earth is a(n) ________________ system.

• Open
• Closed

Fossil fuels make up all of the following except _________.

• Coal
• Glass
• Gas
• Oil

Fossil fuels come from....

• dead matter above ground for millions of years
• live matter above ground for a few years
• dead matter buried underground for millions of years
• dead matter buried underground for a few years

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