Unit 4: Ecosystem Energy & Matter (Lesson 1)

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Unit 4: Ecosystem Energy & Matter (Lesson 1)


Froggy Jumps Unit 4: Ecosystem Energy & Matter (Lesson 1)Online version Test your knowledge of energy and matter in ecosystems. by Kim Medycki 1 What is a decomposer? a An animal that only eats plants b A living thing that gets energy from breaking down dead organisms and animal wastes into simpler sub c An organism that makes its own food from sunlight 2 What does an energy pyramid show? a The number of organisms at each level b The colors of different habitats c Energy is lost at each level in a food chain 3 What is a food chain? a A map of animal migration routes b A chain of plant leaves only c The transfer of food energy between organisms in an ecosystem 4 What is a food web? a A single predator-prey pair b A diagram of weather patterns c A group of food chains that overlap 5 What is a scavenger? a An animal that feeds on dead plants and animals b A decomposer that uses sunlight c An animal that hunts live prey only 6 Where is the most energy in an ecosystem found? a In scavengers b In the producer level c In top predators 7 What are limiting factors? a Only weather-related events b Factors that never affect organisms c Changes that cause organisms to leave if needs aren’t met 8 Who are producers? a Organisms that use sunlight to make energy b Organisms that eat other animals c Decomposers that break down waste 9 What do first-level (primary) consumers do? a Break down wastes b Produce energy from sunlight c Eat producers 10 What do decomposers release into the soil? a Nutrients b Heat energy c Water 11 Why are scavengers and decomposers important? a They spoil food webs b They help clean up ecosystems c They use the sun as energy

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Unit 4: Ecosystem Energy & Matter (Lesson 1)

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Unit 4: Ecosystem Energy & Matter (Lesson 1)Online version

by Kim Medycki

What is a decomposer?

What does an energy pyramid show?

What is a food chain?

What is a food web?

What is a scavenger?

Where is the most energy in an ecosystem found?

What are limiting factors?

Who are producers?

What do first-level (primary) consumers do?

What do decomposers release into the soil?

Why are scavengers and decomposers important?