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1. Rocks, temperature, and water are what kind of things? a. biotic b. abiotic c. population d. living

2.level of organization comes after population? a. biosphere b. organism c. community d. ecosystem

3.word describes a community of organisms and their environment? a. individuals b. ecosystem c. population d. community

4.living things make food from sunlight? a. consumers b. parasites c. decomposers d. producers

5.happened to other living things when the wolves no longer lived in Yellowstone? a. They were better off. b. They were out of balance. c. They died. d. They were not changed.

6.is food a limiting factor? a. when a population is large b. when there’s too much food c. when a population is small d. when there’s too much water

7.is an animal that catches and eats another animal called? a. prey b. predator c. producer d. herbivore

8.which relationship do living things help each other? a. parasitism b. mutualism c. organism d. predator

a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism 9. a bear that eats plants and animals a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism

a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism 10. a triangle-shaped diagram that shows how energy is lost a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism

a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism 11. a type of symbiosis where the host is harmed a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism

a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism 12. the area from the oceans to the air where there is life a. energy pyramid b. omnivore c. biosphere d. parasitism

a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores 13. food web shows energy connections better than a(n) ______________________. a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores

a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores 14. that eat plants or animals are ______________________. a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores

a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores 15. things that make their own food from sunlight are ______________________. a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores

a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores 16. diagram showing the feeding relationships between living things in an ecosystem is a(n)______________________. a. food chain b. food web c. producers d. omnivores

a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community A river carrying nutrients is a(n) ______________________factor that helps the ecosystem. a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community

a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community 18. Plants, animals, and all living things are ______________________factors. a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community

a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community 19. Two or more individuals of the same kind living together are a(n) ______________________. a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community

a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community 20. All the populations of living things in the same place are a(n) ______________________. a. population b. biotic c. abiotic d. community