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The most important element of the food cycle is:
Sunlight
Mould is an example of this type of organism:
decomposer
A raccoon is this type of consumer:
omnivore
A giraffe is this type of consumer:
herbivore
An earthworm is this type of consumer:
detrivore
A cat is this type of consumer:
carnivore
An organism that consumes and breaks down dead organisms and waste into simple substances
decomposer
An organism that feeds on decaying plants/animals and on waste (poop)
detrivore
Consumers that eat both plants and animals:
omnivores
Consumers that eat only animals:
carnivores
Consumers that eat only plants:
herbivores
Name 3 different types of consumers:
herbivores, carnivores, omnivores
An organism that eats other living things for food energy
Consumer
Plants use sunlight, water, and air to make sugars
Photosynthesis
Example of a producer:
plant
An organism that makes its own food from abiotic materials
Producer
List 5 basic needs of organisms:
Sunlight, air, water, food, ideal temperature
The interactions between living and non-living parts is called:
Ecosystem
What kind of interaction? Ocean waves smooth out the edges of rocks on the shore
Abiotic and abiotic
What kind of interaction? A bee takes nectar from a flower
Biotic and biotic
What kind of interaction? Wind blows and scatters dandelion seeds
Abiotic and biotic
A group of similar organisms that can mate and reproduce is called:
Species
What is an organism?
a living thing
The two parts of an ecosystem are:
Biotic and abiotic elements


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