WorksheetsLesson 1.2 Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 21mins
HOTSPOT: Click the correct circles in the ecosystem that represents ABIOTIC MATTER
Look at the ecosystem and click circles representing 4 Abiotic Matter
HOTSPOT: Click the correct circles in the ecosystem that represents BIOTIC MATTER
Look at the ecosystem and click circles representing 7 Biotic Matter
MATCH the following correct example to the correct vocabulary terms:
There was a rain storm that poured over Los Angeles. There was water puddles in every street.
Abiotic Matter
Julian noticed there were so many tadpoles swimming in the pond & eating the plants at the bottom.
Biotic Matter
Maria was holding her pencil & knew the pencil was made up by many atoms that she cannot see.
Matter
CHECK OFF: Click on the GIF for better visual
Which of the following do we see energy storage molecules (orange dots) FLOWING IN?
USE THOSE AMAZING EYES, LOOK AT THE GIF & PG. 8
Producer
Consumer
Decomposers
Dead Matter
Abiotic matter
HOT SPOT: Look at the SIM model image carefully.
Click on the part of the ecosystem that we can SEE the energy storage molecules (ESM) occurring!
USE THOSE AMAZING EYES & PG. 8
DRAG & DROP: (a) is an area of living and nonliving things interacting with one another.
DROP DOWN: The penguin is using (a) to release energy that it needs to survive & stay alive.
DROP DOWN: In the ecosystem model, the energy storage molecules STARTS in the (a) .
HINT: Look where it BEGINS in the ecosystem!
CHECK OFF: Which of the following represents abiotic matter?
Rocks
Living organism
Water
Air
Dead organism
Which of the following DESCRIBES ENERGY STORAGE MOLECULES (ESM)?
The koala bear living in the tree interacts with living things like other koala bears and non living things like the heavy winds.
The alligator swims towards the the big fish in the swamp to get energy by eating the fish and releases energy in order to survive.
The spider crawling on the tree bark is made of atoms (smallest units) as matter.
TRUE/FALSE: The teddy bear cholla cactus is in the Mojave Desert in Southern California that interacts with non-living things like the sun and the wind. The teddy bear cholla cactus also interacts with living things like jack rabbits running past the cactus. This is an example of an ecosystem
True
False
Organize these options into the right categories down below:
USE YOUR NOTEBOOK TO HELP!
Rocks
Wind
Water
Bee
BTS Kpop Group
Sea Kelp
Sea turtles
Red Panda
