| Living at the Levels | ||
| #1 | A funghi is an example of this kind of organism on a food chain | Decomposer |
| #2 | This is the second highest forest level. | Understory |
| #3 | A caterpillar would likely live at this level of the forest. | Canopy |
| #4 | The animal that eats the organism that eats the producer would be referred to as this. | Secondary Consumer |
| #5 | This is the forest level a deer would live at. | Underbrush |
| Trees are like Ogres and Dogs...They Have Layers and Bark! | ||
| #1 | This is the outermost layer of a tree. | Outerbark |
| #2 | This is the hardest layer of a tree. | Heartwood |
| #3 | This is a certain type of bark.  |
Vertical and Scaly |
| #4 | This is also a certain type of bark.  |
Vertical |
| #5 | This is the most thin layer of the tree and is the newest. | Cambium |
| Deciduous vs Coniferous: An EPIC Showdown | ||
| #1 | This is the type of tree that commonly has needles | Coniferous |
| #2 | A white birch is an this kind of tree. | Deciduous |
| #3 | The branching pattern of this tree  |
Out |
| #4 | This branch growth pattern happens when branches come out from all around a tree's trunk. | Spiral |
| #5 | Most coniferous trees are this tree shape. | Triangle |
| Leaf Me Alone! | ||
| #1 | This leaf has this kind of shape.  |
Lobed |
| #2 | The type of leaf of this leaf.  |
Double compound |
| #3 | Clusters of more than 5, bundles of 5 and bundles of 2 are all kinds of this. | Needle arrangements |
| #4 | This leaf has this kind of margin.  |
Coarse toothed |
| #5 | A leaf that is very long and thin is said to be this shape. | Linear |
| Tree Potpourri | ||
| #1 | Photosynthesis is the process by which sugar and oxygen are made by combining sun, water, and this greenhouse gas. | Carbon dioxide (CO2) |
| #2 | These hard decomposers cling to the sides of trees. | Conks |
| #3 | When branches go all the way to the bottom of the tree, we say that the tree has this characteristic. | Excurrant |
| #4 | This tree cookie likely underwent this kind of damage.  |
Fire |
| #5 | A series of very short rings in a tree cookie is likely because of this. | Drought / lack of sun and or water |
| Final Question | |
| This is how you figure out the type of margin a needle has. | Rub it between your fingers. |