2. Ecology Vocabulary Game

3. Ecology :  Study of living things Study of living things Study of living things  The bottom of the ocean The bottom of the ocean The bottom of the ocean  No idea No idea No idea

4. Biotic  Something Living Something Living Something Living  Something Non-living Something Non-living Something Non-living

5. Abiotic  Something Living Something Living Something Living  Something Non-living Something Non-living Something Non-living

6. Habitat  An environment made up of parasitic relationships. An environment made up of parasitic relationships. An environment made up of parasitic relationships.  An atmosphere with nothing to offer its living things. An atmosphere with nothing to offer its living things. An atmosphere with nothing to offer its living things.  An environment that meets that needs of living things. An environment that meets that needs of living things. An environment that meets that needs of living things.

7. Prey  Consumer that get eaten by predators. Consumer that get eaten by predators. Consumer that get eaten by predators.  Consumers that eat other consumers. Consumers that eat other consumers. Consumers that eat other consumers.  Consumer that eats animals. Consumer that eats animals. Consumer that eats animals.

8. Predator  A consumer that eats prey. A consumer that eats prey. A consumer that eats prey.  Consumers that are eaten. Consumers that are eaten. Consumers that are eaten.  A producer. A producer. A producer.

9. Carnivore  A plant eater. A plant eater. A plant eater.  An animal eater. An animal eater. An animal eater.  Eats both plants and animals. Eats both plants and animals. Eats both plants and animals.

10. Herbivore  A plant eater. A plant eater. A plant eater.  An animal eater. An animal eater. An animal eater.  Eats both plants and animals. Eats both plants and animals. Eats both plants and animals.

11. Omnivore  A plant eater. A plant eater. A plant eater.  An animal eater. An animal eater. An animal eater.  Eats both plants and animals. Eats both plants and animals. Eats both plants and animals.

12. Ecosystem  A collection of habitats in a given area. A collection of habitats in a given area. A collection of habitats in a given area.  A habitat. A habitat. A habitat.  A large area of land. A large area of land. A large area of land.

13. Niche  A specific role each living thing has in its habitat. A specific role each living thing has in its habitat. A specific role each living thing has in its habitat.  A job that a living thing has in its environment. A job that a living thing has in its environment. A job that a living thing has in its environment.  A specific role of a living thing. A specific role of a living thing. A specific role of a living thing.  All of these All of these All of these

14. Food Web  Several different separate food chains Several different separate food chains Several different separate food chains  Several separate food producing stages. Several separate food producing stages. Several separate food producing stages.  Several food chains that overlap. Several food chains that overlap. Several food chains that overlap.

15. Food Chain  The movement of food energy in a sequence of living things. The movement of food energy in a sequence of living things. The movement of food energy in a sequence of living things.  The movement of food through a processing factory. The movement of food through a processing factory. The movement of food through a processing factory.  The movement of food through the digestive track. The movement of food through the digestive track. The movement of food through the digestive track.

16. Producer  An animal that eats other animals and plants. An animal that eats other animals and plants. An animal that eats other animals and plants.  Any living thing that can make its own food. Any living thing that can make its own food. Any living thing that can make its own food.  A living thing that eats other animals. A living thing that eats other animals. A living thing that eats other animals.

17. Consumer  An animal that eats plants or other animals to survive. An animal that eats plants or other animals to survive. An animal that eats plants or other animals to survive.  An animal that makes its own food. An animal that makes its own food. An animal that makes its own food.  An animal that produces food for other animals. An animal that produces food for other animals. An animal that produces food for other animals.

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