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EcosystemsFood ChainFood Web Energy Pollutants Hodge

Podge

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Name 2 living and 2 nonliving things in an ecosystem.

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Living 1. Plants

2. AnimalsNon-Living1. Water2. Rocks

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Which type of organisms make their own food?

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Producers: PLANTS

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Name four different types of ecosystems.

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Pond, Ocean, Forest, River

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What is the primary energy source on the Earth?

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THE SUN!

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Explain how an ecosystem can be self-sustaining when

there is no human interaction.

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As organisms grow they are held in check by other

factors in the environment such as depletion of food, disaster, and an increased

number of predators.

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Name 4 things that would make a food chain.

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Sun-Producer-Consumer-Decomposer

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Explain in you own words the difference between a food

web and food chain.

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A food web is all food chains in a community. In a food chain, an animal may eat more than one organism.

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What will happen if all of the plants died in an ecosystem?

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Animals would have to relocate or die.

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Describe the food chain in your terrarium and aquarium.

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Producer (grass, green plants)Consumer (grasshopper)

Consumer/Scavenger (pill bug)Decomposer (rotting leaf matter)

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Give examples of fresh water and salt water ecosystems including

producers, consumers, and decomposers.

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Examples include:Fresh water: pond snail, fish,

eloda plantSalt water: crab, sea snail,

seaweed

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What does an herbivore eat to get energy?

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Plants

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Which organisms recycle decaying plants and animals into

something useful?

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Decomposers

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Describe how the sun is the Earth’s main energy source.

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Energy comes from the sun’s rays to heat the Earth.

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Nature recycles decaying plants and animals. How is energy from the soil used in

an ecosystem?

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It puts nutrients into the soil that nourish new plant growth.

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If the rabbits in a forest are overeaten by foxes, what

effects would occur due to this scarcity?

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The hawks, for example will relocate or die without their main

food source.

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Name 3 types of pollutants.

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Rock Salt, Acid Rain, Fertilizer

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How does acid rain impact our environment?

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Too much acid rain changes PH level of the soil and water which disturbs the balance of

the ecosystem.

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Using a PH scale, Mr. Brancaccio was checking a

liquid to find whether it was an acid, base, or neutral. What is indicated if the PH scale range

is between 2 and 4?

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The lower the number, the more acidic the liquid is.

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How does an automobile pollute the environment?

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It burns fossil fuel (gas) and produces dangerous gases out of the tailpipe. It uses many gallons of oil in the

engine and transmission for routine maintenance.

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What would happen if we fail to reduce the amount of

pollutants into the environment?

What can we do to be responsible citizens?

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The balance of Earth’s ecosystem will be destroyed.

RECYCLE! Do More With Less…

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Name a saltwater ecosystem.

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Ocean

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Describe how you would test the PH of soil with (PH) litmus

paper.

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Press PH paper into the soil until it gets wet.

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Where is the oxygen coming from in your aquarium?

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green plants

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What is the purpose of using models in science?

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We use models to simulate something larger and predict how

they will work in the real world.

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Describe a situation when a change in an organism’s

habitat could be beneficial.

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1. An aquatic snail is healthier when humans clean the trash out of a

creek.

2. If people stop using fertilizer, the creek will no longer be polluted.

3. Using compost instead of fertilizer in a garden will be healthier for

organisms.