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Science 7: Unit A: Interactions and Ecosystems Sec. 2.0 Quiz

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What effect would there be on the ecosystem we live in, if biting insects were eliminated?

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A food chain is a convenient way to show how this moves among living things in an ecosystem ...

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Organisms that consume only producers are known as

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Photosynthesis is the food production process that takes place in this part of the plant …

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A plant uses most of the energy it gets from the Sun to support it’s life functions. The following percentage represents the amount of energy that a plant provides to a consumer, such as a herbivore.

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Who do herbivores depend on to get the energy they need to sustain life?

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What happens to "WASTE ENERGY" in an ecosystem?

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The members of different food webs are interdependent. When changes in these occur in an ecosystem food web, which of the following would affect the members of that food web?

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In the diagram of the Food Web Pyramid that we drew and discussed, which member would we find at the top of the food pyramid?

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All living things need water to live. The water cycle has four main processes. The two processes that return water to the earth are ...

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There are three states of matter: solid, liquid and a gas. This process in which water goes through a change of state, from a gas to a liquid is called...

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In the above image what do the arrows indicate?

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Scientific discoveries are endless. One recent discovery was one that determine the shape of a raindrop. A raindrop is shaped like a ...

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From the diagram above and using your own words, as well as drawing on information from class discussions, explain how the "Water Cycle" works. (HINT: Also watch the video below)