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Omnia Shehab

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Froggy Jumps Extra practiceOnline version Grade 4 gh by Omnia Shehab 1 All of the living and nonliving things in an area and their interactions make up an ecosystem a True b False c Sometimes 2 The greatest diversity of plants is found in tropical rain forests. By comparison, few plants live in polar ecosystems. a True b False c Sometimes 3 Within a large ecosystem, there are smaller ecosystems. a True b False c Sometimes 4 A population is made up of all the organisms that live in the same place. a True b False c Sometimes 5 Natural and human activities change communities over time. a True b False c Sometimes 6 A population is a group made up of the same type of individuals in the same ecosystem. a True b False c Sometimes 7 A niche is the physical part of the ecosystem that meets the needs of an organism. a True b False c 8 Every organism in a habitat has a role, or niche. a True b False c Sometimes 9 living thing that makes its own food is called a consumer. a True b False c ometimes 10 Animals can’t make their own food, but they need energy, too. An animal that eats plants or other animals to get energy is called a consumer. a True b False c Sometimes 11 Fungi and bacteria are two types of decomposers. a True b False c Sometimes 12 A producer is a living thing that breaks down wastes and the remains of plants and animals for energy. a True b False c Sometimes 13 Bacteria in some foods, such as cheese and yogurt, help you absorb nutrients. a True b False c Sometimes

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by Omnia Shehab

All of the living and nonliving things in an area and their interactions make up an ecosystem

The greatest diversity of plants is found in tropical rain forests. By comparison, few plants live in polar ecosystems.

Within a large ecosystem, there are smaller ecosystems.

A population is made up of all the organisms that live in the same place.

Natural and human activities change communities over time.

A population is a group made up of the same type of individuals in the same ecosystem.

A niche is the physical part of the ecosystem that meets the needs of an organism.

Every organism in a habitat has a role, or niche.

living thing that makes its own food is called a consumer.

Animals can’t make their own food, but they need energy, too. An animal that eats plants or other animals to get energy is called a consumer.

Fungi and bacteria are two types of decomposers.

A producer is a living thing that breaks down wastes and the remains of plants and animals for energy.

Bacteria in some foods, such as cheese and yogurt, help you absorb nutrients.