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Vocabulary terms on how energy flows through an ecosystem.

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Froggy Jumps Ecosystem Vocabulary Set 2Online version Vocabulary terms on how energy flows through an ecosystem. by 8th Grade Science 1 An organism, like a plant, that makes its own food using sunlight. a producer(autotroph) b decomposer c consumer(heterotroph) 2 Top predators that eat tertiary consumers. Example: sharks or polar bears a Tertiary Consumer b Primary Consumer c Apex Comsumer 3 An organism that must eat other living things for energy. a producer (autotroph) b consumer (heterotroph) c autotroph 4 An organism like fungi or bacteria that breaks down dead material and returns nutrients to the soil. a producer b consumer c decomposer 5 Large carnivores that eat secondary consumers. Examples: wolves, hawks, and killer whales. a Tertiary Consumer b Apex Consumer c Primary Consumer 6 An animal that eats only plants. a herbivore b omnivore c carnivore 7 Herbivores that eat plants or algae. Examples: rabbits, deer, and caterpillars. a Tertiary Consumers b Apex Consumers c Primary Consumers 8 A model that shows how energy decreases as it moves up feeding levels a energy pyramid b food chain c food web 9 An animal that eats only other animals. a decomposer b carnivore c producer 10 A complex network of many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem. a food chain b feeding web c food web 11 An animal that eats both plants and animals. a herbivore b carnivore c omnivore 12 An animal that eats dead animals left behind by others. a herbivore b decomposer c carnivore 13 A simple path showing how energy moves from one organism to another. a feeding chain b food web c food chain 14 Carnivores or omnivores that eat primary consumers. Examples: snakes, foxes, and spiders. a Apex Consumers b Primary Consumers c Secondary Consumers 15 An animal that eats dead animals left behind by others. a decomposer b scavenger c producer

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Ecosystem Vocabulary Set 2

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An organism, like a plant, that makes its own food using sunlight.

Top predators that eat tertiary consumers. Example: sharks or polar bears

An organism that must eat other living things for energy.

An organism like fungi or bacteria that breaks down dead material and returns nutrients to the soil.

Large carnivores that eat secondary consumers. Examples: wolves, hawks, and killer whales.

An animal that eats only plants.

Herbivores that eat plants or algae. Examples: rabbits, deer, and caterpillars.

A model that shows how energy decreases as it moves up feeding levels

An animal that eats only other animals.

A complex network of many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem.

An animal that eats both plants and animals.

An animal that eats dead animals left behind by others.

A simple path showing how energy moves from one organism to another.

Carnivores or omnivores that eat primary consumers. Examples: snakes, foxes, and spiders.

An animal that eats dead animals left behind by others.