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DOL Sci lesson 11/1/23

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an Organism?

a)

A type of rock

b)

all plant life

c)

Any dead thing

d)

Any living thing

2.

Match the following non-living and living things

a)

a Stapler

1.

non-living

b)

a fly

2.

living

c)

a tree

3.

living

d)

a frog

4.

living

e)

a car

5.

non-living

3.

What is an Ecosystem?

a)

All living and nonliving parts of a location, including water, air, animals and plants.

b)

a type of storm environment with lighting bolts

c)

a type of sediment

d)

when lava erupts

4.

Match all living things and non-living things​ with their correct label.

Check your work.

Read carefully.

a)

1.

Non-living thing

b)

2.

living thing

c)

3.

non-living thing

d)

4.

non-living thing

e)

5.

living thing

5.
  1. 1. A duck is swimming in water

  2. 2. a heron (bird) is hunting for a fish

  3. 3. a frog is catching an insect

  4. 4. a Fern (a plant) is growing on a tree

  5. 5. a squirrel is making a burrow

Which answer choice describes an organism interacting with another organism of an ecosystem?

a)

observations 1, 2 and 3

b)

observations 3, 4 and 5

c)

observations 2, 3 and 4

d)

observations 1, 2, and 5

6.

Many animals in a desert interact with living components of their ecosystem.

Which of these answer choices is an examples of an organism?

a)

the owl

b)

the cactus

c)

the snake

d)

all of the above

7.

The diagram shows a simple food web.

Select the correct order of the food web.

a)

trees, grass and shrubs

b)

grasshopper

c)

meer-cat

d)

hyena

e)

lion

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
8.

In your own words,

describe the difference between a living organism and a non-living organism.

4 lines
9.

Click and select the energy source for the entire Ecosystem below.

10.

Select 3 of the most common producers in this food web?

(Producer means an organism that produces its own food and energy and doesn't rely on other living things for energy or food.)