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WorksheetsEcosystems and Living Things
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 30mins
A community of living things and non-living things that live and interact in a specific area.
An ecosystem
A habitat
The place where a particular living thing grows or lives.
An ecosystem
A habitat
It can be terrestrial, aquatic or artificial.
An ecosystem
A habitat
Both, ecosystems and habitats, include non-living things such as soil, air, water, sunlight, temperature and climate.
True
False
It is always larger and includes many living things.
An ecosystem
A habitat
It is always smaller and includes one or few living things.
An ecosystem
A habitat
It is made up of all living organisms of the same species in an area.
An individual
A population
A community
It is a particular living thing in a habitat.
An individual
A population
A community
It is made up of all the populations in an area interacting with each other and with their physical environment.
An individual
A population
A community
They are located in cold areas. They are home to evergreen trees, such as pines and to animals such as deer and foxes.
Mediterranean forests
Temperate deciduous forests
Coniferous forests
They are found mostly in areas surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. The flora and fauna there include cork oaks and thyme and hawks and lynx.
Mediterranean forests
Temperate deciduous forests
Coniferous forests
They are dominated by trees such as oaks and maples, which lose their leaves every winter. They are home to squirrels and rodents.
Mediterranean forests
Temperate deciduous forests
Coniferous forests
Order the pictures to show the food chain.
1-3-2
4-5-6
6-3-1
2-4-5
2-3-1
6-5-4
It is made up by interconnected food chains within an ecosystem.
A food chain
A food web
Both (a food chain and a food web)
It contains more than one food chain.
A food chain
A food web
Both (a food chain and a food web)
It represents the different levels of a feeding relationship within an ecosystem.
A food chain
A food web
Both (a food chain and a food web)
It shows the way energy can be represented in an ecosystem.
A food chain
A food web
Both (a food chain and a food web)
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. The deer only eats grasses.
True
False
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. This is a food chain.
True
False
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. Squirrels eat acorns from the oak trees.
True
False
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. Snails are secondary consumers.
True
False
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. The hawk is a tertiary consumer.
True
False
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. There are four primary consumers.
True
False
Study the relationship between the animals in the food web. One animal is both predator and prey.
True
False
It is an example of commensalism.
A rabbit that is eating grass.
A squirrel that is living in a hole in a tree.
A snail is _?_ , it has a shell.
an insect
a crustacean
an arachnid
a gastropod
a cephalopod
An earthworm is _?_ , it does not have any legs or an exoskeleton.
an insect
a crustacean
an arachnid
an annelid
a cephalopod
A dragonfly is _?_ with wings.
an insect
a crustacean
an arachnid
an annelid
a cephalopod
A sea urchin is _?_ , it has spines all over its body.
a cnidarian
a crustacean
an arachnid
an echinoderm
a cephalopod
A jellyfish is _?_ , its body is 95% water.
a cnidarian
a crustacean
an arachnid
an echinoderm
a cephalopod
A spider is _?_ , it is not an insect.
a cnidarian
a crustacean
an arachnid
an echinoderm
a cephalopod
An octopus is _?_ , it does not have a backbone.
a cnidarian
a crustacean
an arachnid
an echinoderm
a cephalopod
A lobster is _?_ , it has an exoskeleton.
a cnidarian
a crustacean
an arachnid
an echinoderm
a cephalopod
All organisms in the monera kingdom are unicellular.
True
False
Yeast and fungus belong to the _?_ kingdom.
plant
fungus
Plants absorb _?_ and release _?_ through photosynthesis.
carbon dioxide - oxygen
oxygen - carbon dioxide
Most scientists consider viruses to be _?_ .
living things
non-living things
Most protists _?_ .
are aquatic
live on land
Animals get _?_ by feeding on other living things.
electricity
energy
Choose the correct sentence about fungi:
All fungi are unicellular.
All fungi are multicellular.
Some fungi are unicellular but others are multicellular.
Vertebrates are _?_ organisms that cannot make their own food.
unicellular
multicellular
Vertebrates are _?_ .
heterotrophs
autotrophs
Vertebrates can be herbivores, carnivores or omnivores.
True
False
_?_ have an internal skeleton with a backbone and a skull to protect the brain.
Vertebrates
Invertebrates
_?_ are animals that do not have a backbone.
Vertebrates
Invertebrates
_?_ reproduce sexually by growing seeds.
Flowering plants
Non-flowering plants
_?_ grow fruit with seeds inside.
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
_?_ grow their seeds inside hard cones.
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
_?_ are called evergreens because they do not lose their leaves in autumn.
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Pine and spruce trees are examples of _?_ .
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Apple and cherry trees are examples of _?_ .
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
_?_ reproduce asexually.
Flowering plants
Non-flowering plants
Mosses and ferns grow _?_ .
seeds
spores
_?_ live in wet areas with shade.
Mosses
Ferns
We usually find ferns in _?_ habitats.
wet
dry
Choose the correct sentence about mosses:
Mosses have lots of tiny roots.
Mosses do not have roots.
_?_ form a soft layer on rocks and trees.
Mosses
Ferns
This picture represents _?_ .
deforestation caused by human activity
ocean pollution caused by human activity
This picture represents _?_ .
deforestation caused by human activity
ocean pollution caused by human activity
