1. VocabCycles Energy Flow Chains, Webs and Pyramids TeamworkPotpourri 100 200 300 400 500

2. Vocab-100 Where does an organism live? HABITAT BACK

3. Vocab-200 An area where living and non- living things interact ECOSYSTEM BACK

4. Vocab-300 The study of the relationship between organisms and their environment ECOLOGY BACK

5. Vocab-400 The total mass of living organisms in a certain area BIOMASS BACK

6. Vocab-500 Organism that feeds on dead animals SCAVENGER BACK

7. Cycles-100 What are the 3 parts of the water cycle? CONDENSATION, EVAPORATION, PRECIPITATION BACK

8. Cycles-200 Why do living organisms need nitrogen? TO MAKE PROTEINS BACK

9. Cycles-300 In the carbon cycle, how is carbon returned to the atmosphere? CELLULAR RESPIRATION BACK

10. Cycles-400 What do the carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle have in common? DECOMPOSERS BREAK THINGS DOWN BACK

11. Cycles-500 What biomass is needed for a compost bin? BROWNS FOR CARBON AND GREENS FOR NITROGEN BACK

12. Energy Flow-100 What type of energy comes from the sun and is used by plants? RADIANT BACK

13. Energy Flow-200 What energy conversion takes place during photosynthesis? RADIANT TO CHEMICAL BACK

14. Energy Flow-300 How much energy is transfered from one level to the next in an energy pyramid? 10% BACK

15. Energy Flow-400 What cell organelle converts chemical energy to mechanical and thermal energy in cellular respiration? MITOCHONDRIA BACK

16. Energy Flow-500 Which level in an energy pyramid has the most food energy available? PLANTS OR PRODUCERS (THE BOTTOM LEVEL) BACK

17. Chains, Webs and Pyramids-100 What shows the overlapping of feeding relationships in an ecosystem? FOOD WEB BACK

18. Chains, Webs and Pyramids-200 What are the 3 energy roles in food webs and chains? PRODUCER, CONSUMER, DECOMPOSER BACK

19. Chains, Webs and Pyramids-300 If one organism is removed from a food chain, which organisms are affected? ALL OF THEM! BACK

20. Chains, Webs and Pyramids-400 What are the 4 types of consumers? HERBIVORE, CARNIVORE, OMNIVORE, SCAVENGER BACK

21. Chains, Webs and Pyramids-500 Which level in an energy pyramid has the most food energy available? PLANTS OR PRODUCERS (THE BOTTOM LEVEL) BACK

22. Eating and Energy -100 What do you call an organism that only eats meat? CARNIVORE BACK

23. Eating and Energy -200 What do you call the second level of an energy pyramid? The organism that eats the producer PRIMARY CONSUMER BACK

24. Eating and Energy -300 What are the 2 names for organisms that make their own food? AUTOTROPH OR PRODUCER BACK

25. Eating and Energy -400 In cellular respiration, where does the carbon in the carbon dioxide come from? GLUCOSE BACK

26. Eating and Energy -500 What ecological role is not usually shown in a food pyramid? DECOMPOSER BACK

27. Junk Drawer-100 What are the products of cellular respiration? WATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE BACK

28. Junk Drawer-200 What are the reactants of photosynthesis? WATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE BACK

29. Junk Drawer-300 What is the purpose of cellular respiration? RELEASE ENERGY FOR THE ORGANISM BACK

30. Junk Drawer-400 Heat is a form of _________. ENERGY BACK

31. Junk Drawer-500 What has the ability to fix free nitrogen in the air? LIGHTINING or BACTERIA BACK