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Worksheets7 Grade Science - Unit 6: Flow of Energy
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
An organism, such as a plant, that produces its own food -
producer
carnivore
biomass
consumer
an organism that can NOT create its own food -
autotroph
herbivore
stomata
consumer
an organism that breaks down dead or decarying organisms -
producer
radiant energy
food pyramid
decomposer
total weight of living organisms in a given area -
biomass
autotroph
chemical energy
omnivore
follows a simple path as animals consume each other -
food web
food chain
carnivore
third level
multiple food chains which show how many animals are interconnected -
food pyramid
biomass
food web
glucose
shows energy flow in a community -
food pyramid
chlorophyll
transpiration
chemical energy
organisms that only eat animals -
carnivores
autotrophs
photosynthesis
food pyramid
animals that only eat plants -
omnivores
chemical energy
herbivores
chloroplast
animals that eat both plants and animals -
herbivores
food chain
omnivores
primary level
sugar or food -
stomata
herbivore
glucose
food chain
a type of ecosystem that is located in bodies of water -
terrestrial
scavenger
aquatic
biomass
a type of ecosystem that is found on land -
terrestrial
omnivore
scavenger
aquatic
an organism that hunts for its food -
predator
producer
food chain
aquatic
things that never lived (rocks, water) -
biotic
decomposer
abiotic
producer
things that live or have lived (plants, animals, and dead animals) -
biotic
consumer
abiotic
ecosystem
an organism's job in an ecosystem -
niche
glucose
stomata
habitat
where organisms live -
biomass
biotic
food web
habitat
an organism that feeds on things others have left behind -
consumer
decomposer
prey
scavenger
large area of living and non-living things -
habitat
abiotic
ecosystem
niche
