ALL living organisms in an area are called ______________.

All the biotic and abiotic factors that interact in an area are called ______________.

A living thing is called _____________.

Living factors in an ecosystem (like plants, animals, bacteria, etc.) are called ____________.

Non-living factors in an ecosystem (like water, sunlight, dirt, rocks, etc) are called ____________.

An organism made of one cell is  _____________.

An organism made of many cells is  _____________.

Organisms whose cells have a nucleus are called _____________________.

Organisms whose cells do not have a nucleus are called _____________________.

An organism which is able to make its own food (like a green plant) is called ______________.

An organism which is not able to make its own food is called ______________.

The levels of Organization in an ecosystem, in order from smallest to largest, is:

Kingdom of organisms that are Eukaryotes, Autotrophic, and Multicellular.

Kingdom of organisms that are Eukaryotes, Heterotrophic, and Multicellular.

Kingdom of organisms, like mushrooms and yeast, which are unicellular or multicellular heterotrophic eukaryotes.

Kingdom of Eukaryotes like algae, amoeba, euglena which can be autrotrophic or heterotrophic, and unicellular or multicellular.

Kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes. They can be Autotrophs or heterotrophs. Salmonella is an example.

Kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes. They can be Autotrophs or heterotrophs. They can live in extreme environments.