WorksheetsTerrestrial/Aquatic Ecosystems
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What does "terrestrial" mean?
Water
Land
Animals
Plants
Select ALL of the types of terrestrial ecosystems.
Swamp
Grasslands
Desert
Rainforest
Which type of terrestrial ecosystem receives less than 10 inches of water a year?
Desert
Forest
Rainforest
Grassland
Which type of terrestrial ecosystem is wet and warm all year long?
Desert
Forest
Rainforest
Grassland
Which terrestrial ecosystem does this picture show?
Desert
Rainforest
Forest
Grassland
Which terrestrial ecosystem does this picture show?
Forest
Rainforest
Desert
Grassland
Which aquatic ecosystem does this picture show?
River
Swamp
Pond
Stream
What does "aquatic" mean?
Land
Water
Plants
Animals
How are aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems different?
Aquatic has animals
Aquatic is water, terrestrial is land
Terrestrial has trees
Terrestrial is water, aquatic is land
Which aquatic ecosystem is shown in the picture?
Swamp
Ocean
Pond
River
Water related ecosystems include those with ________ water and ________ water.
Fresh water and salt water
Muddy water and salt water
Fresh water and sugar water
Which of the following is a nonliving thing in an ocean ecosystem?
Shark
Sea turtle
Water
Fish
Select ALL of the aquatic ecosystems.
Stream
Marsh
Rainforest
River
What is an ecosystem?
A community of living and nonliving things
Only plants
Only animals
A group of humans in a community
Which of the following is a saltwater ecosystem that surrounds a continent?
River
Stream
Ocean
Marsh
What is the role of the Sun in a food chain?
Warmth
Lights up the ecosystem
Source of all energy
Nothing
What is a food chain?
a feeding relationship among organisms
producers
plants
a feeding relationship among only animals
The arrows in a food chain show...
producers
the flow of energy
the sun
decomposers
The arrows in a food chain ALWAYS point to...
the organism not doing the eating
producers
decomposers
the organism doing the eating
What are the three main living things in a food chain?
Producers
The Sun
Consumers
Decomposers
