Ecosystem Test

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living parts in the environment

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biotic

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nonliving parts in the environment

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abiotic

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What are examples of biotic factors? Options: mushroom, snail, whale, tree, hair, paper, clouds, dirt, plastic, athlete's foot, grapes, gold

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mushroom, snail, whale

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What are examples of abiotic factors? Options: clouds, dirt, mold, glass, sand, water, fish, lions, trees

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glass, sand, water

Front

A network of interconnected food chains

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food web

Front

An organism that makes its own food

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producer

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_________ only eat plants
Options: omnivores, herbivores, carnivores, decomposers

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herbivores

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An organism that does not make its own food and gets energy from other organisms

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consumer

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Animals that only eat other animals are called: Carnivores, Producers, Decomposers, Consumers

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Carnivores

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Example of a decomposer? Options: mushroom, bumble bee, fly, bear

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mushroom