SOL 4.3 Living Systems Framework Quizs

The types of animals in a habitat.

The flow of energy within an ecosystem.

The number of species in an area.

The seasonal changes in an environment.

Producers have the greatest amount of energy in an ecosystem. They can make their own food.

Producers consume other organisms for energy.

Producers are responsible for decomposing organic matter.

Producers provide shelter for herbivores.

All the different species living in a particular habitat.

The physical environment where organisms live and interact.

The total number of organisms in a given area.

behavioral (related to actions)

physiological (related to functions)

structural (physical)

ecological (related to environment)

A niche is the habitat where an organism lives.

A niche is the function or role that an organism performs in the food web of a community.

A niche is the physical characteristics of an organism.

A niche is the population size of a species in an ecosystem.

Changes in one part of the food web can affect other organisms.

Changes in a food web have no impact on organisms.

Only predators are affected by changes in the food web.

Changes in the food web only affect plant life.

A food web illustrates the interconnected and overlapping food chains in an ecosystem.

A food web shows the different species in an ecosystem.

A food web represents the energy flow in a single food chain.

A food web depicts the seasonal changes in an ecosystem.

Autotroph

Decomposer

Consumer

The physical environment including soil and water

The interactions between different species

The non-living components of the ecosystem

Food web

Food chain

Trophic level