| Organisms | ||
| #1 | This makes food using the Sun's energy | Producer |
| #2 | This has to find and eat other organisms for energy | Consumer |
| #3 | This organism has no predators | Top Consumer |
| #4 | This organism finds dead oganisms and eats it for energy | scavenveger |
| #5 | These small organisms break down dead organisms and feed on the organism for energy | decomposer |
| Food Webs | ||
| #1 | The arrows on a food web always follow what? | Energy |
| #2 | What is it called when one organisms population becomes too low? | Scarcity |
| #3 | All food webs (ecosystems) will do what if we leave them alone? | Balance |
| #4 | All oranisms must have at least how many connections? | 2 |
| #5 | A food web is a collection of several what? | Food Chains |
| Who Eats What? | ||
| #1 | Carnivore | Animals |
| #2 | Omnivore | Plants and Animals |
| #3 | Herbivore | Plants |
| #4 | A worm is an example of what? | Decomposer |
| #5 | A vulture is an example of what? | Scavenger |
| Predator vs Prey | ||
| #1 | The organism which hunts for food. | Predator |
| #2 | Wolf and Coyote, (competetive or predator/prey) | Competitive |
| #3 | The organism being hunted. | Prey |
| #4 | Dog and Tick, (beneficial or harmful) | Harmful |
| #5 | Oxpecker and water buffalo (beneficial or competetive) | Beneficial |
| Hodge Podge | ||
| #1 | The process plants use to make food? | Photosynthesis |
| #2 | The place where an organism lives? | Habitat |
| #3 | The number an organism in an area? | Population |
| #4 | How an organism changes over generations to survive in its environment better? | Adaptation |
| #5 | You are all what? | Consumers/Oganisms/Omnivores |
| Final Question | |
| Provide 4 needs that all organisms need to survive. | Organism/Consumer/Omnivore |