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B. hawk and circket populations 

C. they observe animals

B. a fire burns down a forest

B. grass

C. a living thing that makes its own food

B. grasshopper

The trees might be used to build houses

 

The land will be used to build houses on. 

 

Trees and other plants will be destroyed to clear the land.

 

Trees provide homes and food for some animals, so those animals will have to move

 

Animals may die because they won't be able to find shelter 

clean up litter on the beach

 

plant grasses to prevent erosion

 

keep the water free of polution 

D. Tropical rainforest

C. a mushroom

The kinds of living things will be different. In a pond they might find aquatic insects, tadpoles, or plants that grow in water. In a schoolyard they might find grass, ants, and worms. 

 

The kinds of nonliving things will be different. In pond water the major nonliving thing would be water. In a schoolyard the major nonliving things would be rocks and sticks. 

The jackrabbit is a comsumer

It eats the berry plant

It also provides energy for the bobcat when the bobcat eats it 

B. the beaver can make a lake in a river

D. population 

C. omnivore

B. tiny rocks and sand move in a flowing river

D. a large amount of water covers normally dry land 

A. energy

D. Lilypads, insects, fish 

B. the space where a plant or animal lives

sun -> grass -> cows -> you 

C. an owl finds shelter in a cactus

B. to make food

B. grass grows in soil

A. monkeys do not live in oceans

Living and nonliving things in an ecosystem interact with each other. Which is an example of this in a schoolyard ecosystem?

 

A. fish swim in a pond

B. grass grows in soil

C. birds find shelter in forest trees

D. crabs fin shelter under the sand

Which is an example of a decomposer?

 

A a bird

B. grass

C. a mushroom

D. a snake

In a food chain there are producers, consumers, and decomposers. What is the role of a producer in a food chain?

 

A. to eat plants

B. to make food

C. to eat other living things

D. to break down dead things

Which ecosystem gets a lot of rain and is very warm and humid?

 

A. desert

B. grassland

C. salt water

D. Tropical rainforest

Which change will most likely have the greatest effect on an ecosystem?

 

A. a tree is cut down

B. a fire burns down a forest

C. a piece of trash is thrown into a pond

D. there is no rain for a week in a desert 

Javier's report says that living things in oceans need salt water to live. It says that whales, sea turtles, and monkeys are some animals that live in oceans. It says that plants like kelp and seaweed grow there. Which part of Javier's report is incorrect?

 

A. monkeys do not live in oceans

B. Kelp does not grow in oceans

C. Whales do not live in oceans

D. Oceans are not made of salt water

 

A. frog and plant

B. hawk and cricket

C. hawk and plant

D. frog and cricket

Bridget is studying a pond ecosystem near her house. What living things might she expect to find in the pond ecosystem?

 

A. birds, seaweed fish

B. fish, trees, rocks

C. frogs, water, insects

D. Lilypads, insects, fish 

Which is not a way people change ecosystems?

 

A. they plant grss

B. they build roads

C. they observe animals

D. they throw trash in ponds

Which is an example of the process of erosion?

 

A. it does not rain for a long time

B. tiny rocks and sand move in a flowing river

C. fire makes space for new plant growth 

D. a large amount of water covers nromally dry land 

Which of the following describes a producer?

 

A. an animal that eats only plants

B. the process plants use to make food

C. a living thing that makes its own food

D. a living thing that eats other living things 

Think about the foods you eat. Draw a food chain in which you are the last link.

A bear eats berries and nuts, but also eats fish. Which best describes a bear?

 

A. herbivore

B. carnivore

C. omnivore

D. producer

What is a habitat?

 

A. all the animals living in the ocean

B. the space where a plant or animal lives

C. all of one kind of animal or plant in the same area

D. living and nonliving things that interact in the same space

Plans are being made to clear a large part of a forest to build houses. Tell what resources of the forest people might use to build the houses. What will happen to the forest plants and animals when the houses are built?

What are three ways you could help protect a beach habitat?

A beaver builds a dam for shelter. Which is a way this affects the beaver's environment?

 

A. the beaver can add nutrients to soil

B. the beaver can make a lake in a river

C. the beaver can make food for other animals

D. the beaver can introduce a disease to plants 

Which word describes all the deer living in the same area?

 

A. a community

B. ecosystem

C. habitat

D. population 

The students in Mr. Remsen's class investigated an aquatic ecosystem. They looked at a square of pond water and counted the living and nonliving things inside it. How might their findings for the aquatic ecosystem compare to their findings for a schoolyard ecosystem?

Which sentence BEST describes a flood?

 

A. it does not rain for a long time

B. Earth wears down and breaks apart

C. a fire makes space for new plant growth

D. a large amount of water covers normally dry land 

A farmer grows corn in a field. The farmer feeds the corn to his chickens. What do the chickens get from the corn?

 

A. energy

B. illness

C. oxygen

D. water 


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Which is an example of a decomposer?

 

A a bird

B. grass

C. a mushroom

D. a snake

C. a mushroom

Which sentence BEST describes a flood?

 

A. it does not rain for a long time

B. Earth wears down and breaks apart

C. a fire makes space for new plant growth

D. a large amount of water covers normally dry land 

D. a large amount of water covers normally dry land 

Bridget is studying a pond ecosystem near her house. What living things might she expect to find in the pond ecosystem?

 

A. birds, seaweed fish

B. fish, trees, rocks

C. frogs, water, insects

D. Lilypads, insects, fish 

D. Lilypads, insects, fish 

 

A. frog and plant

B. hawk and cricket

C. hawk and plant

D. frog and cricket

B. hawk and circket populations 

The jackrabbit is a comsumer

It eats the berry plant

It also provides energy for the bobcat when the bobcat eats it 

What is a habitat?

 

A. all the animals living in the ocean

B. the space where a plant or animal lives

C. all of one kind of animal or plant in the same area

D. living and nonliving things that interact in the same space

B. the space where a plant or animal lives

Living and nonliving things in an ecosystem interact with each other. Which is an example of this in a schoolyard ecosystem?

 

A. fish swim in a pond

B. grass grows in soil

C. birds find shelter in forest trees

D. crabs fin shelter under the sand

B. grass grows in soil

B. grass

C. an owl finds shelter in a cactus

The students in Mr. Remsen's class investigated an aquatic ecosystem. They looked at a square of pond water and counted the living and nonliving things inside it. How might their findings for the aquatic ecosystem compare to their findings for a schoolyard ecosystem?

The kinds of living things will be different. In a pond they might find aquatic insects, tadpoles, or plants that grow in water. In a schoolyard they might find grass, ants, and worms. 

 

The kinds of nonliving things will be different. In pond water the major nonliving thing would be water. In a schoolyard the major nonliving things would be rocks and sticks. 

Which of the following describes a producer?

 

A. an animal that eats only plants

B. the process plants use to make food

C. a living thing that makes its own food

D. a living thing that eats other living things 

C. a living thing that makes its own food

A beaver builds a dam for shelter. Which is a way this affects the beaver's environment?

 

A. the beaver can add nutrients to soil

B. the beaver can make a lake in a river

C. the beaver can make food for other animals

D. the beaver can introduce a disease to plants 

B. the beaver can make a lake in a river

Which change will most likely have the greatest effect on an ecosystem?

 

A. a tree is cut down

B. a fire burns down a forest

C. a piece of trash is thrown into a pond

D. there is no rain for a week in a desert 

B. a fire burns down a forest

A bear eats berries and nuts, but also eats fish. Which best describes a bear?

 

A. herbivore

B. carnivore

C. omnivore

D. producer

C. omnivore

Plans are being made to clear a large part of a forest to build houses. Tell what resources of the forest people might use to build the houses. What will happen to the forest plants and animals when the houses are built?

The trees might be used to build houses

 

The land will be used to build houses on. 

 

Trees and other plants will be destroyed to clear the land.

 

Trees provide homes and food for some animals, so those animals will have to move

 

Animals may die because they won't be able to find shelter 

Which word describes all the deer living in the same area?

 

A. a community

B. ecosystem

C. habitat

D. population 

D. population 

B. grasshopper

A farmer grows corn in a field. The farmer feeds the corn to his chickens. What do the chickens get from the corn?

 

A. energy

B. illness

C. oxygen

D. water 

A. energy

Which is not a way people change ecosystems?

 

A. they plant grss

B. they build roads

C. they observe animals

D. they throw trash in ponds

C. they observe animals

What are three ways you could help protect a beach habitat?

clean up litter on the beach

 

plant grasses to prevent erosion

 

keep the water free of polution 

Which is an example of the process of erosion?

 

A. it does not rain for a long time

B. tiny rocks and sand move in a flowing river

C. fire makes space for new plant growth 

D. a large amount of water covers nromally dry land 

B. tiny rocks and sand move in a flowing river

Javier's report says that living things in oceans need salt water to live. It says that whales, sea turtles, and monkeys are some animals that live in oceans. It says that plants like kelp and seaweed grow there. Which part of Javier's report is incorrect?

 

A. monkeys do not live in oceans

B. Kelp does not grow in oceans

C. Whales do not live in oceans

D. Oceans are not made of salt water

A. monkeys do not live in oceans

Which ecosystem gets a lot of rain and is very warm and humid?

 

A. desert

B. grassland

C. salt water

D. Tropical rainforest

D. Tropical rainforest

In a food chain there are producers, consumers, and decomposers. What is the role of a producer in a food chain?

 

A. to eat plants

B. to make food

C. to eat other living things

D. to break down dead things

B. to make food

Think about the foods you eat. Draw a food chain in which you are the last link.

sun -> grass -> cows -> you