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- Q1What is a producer?A plant.A wormOnly tomatoes.Wolves.30s
- Q2What do producers produce?Their own food by photosynthesizing.Energy.Matter that gets recycled.30s
- Q3What is photosynthesis?A process where plants are broken down and their matter is recycled back into the system.A process where plants are broken down and their energy is recycled back into the system.A process where plants make their own food by turning sunlight, H2O and CO2 into glucose.30s
- Q4How much energy can plants use from the sun?5%100%1%10%30s
- Q5What are primary consumers?Carnivore, animals that only eat meat.Omnivores, animals that eat plants and animals.Worms, bacteria and insects who eat dead things and cycle their matter back into the system.Herbivores, animals that only eat plants.30s
- Q6What are secondary consumers?Omnivores AND Carnivores, animals who eat other animals some or all of the time.ONLY Carnivores who eat ONLY meat.ONLY humans, the apex predators of the world.30s
- Q7What are decomposers?Worms, bacteria and insects who eat dead things and cycle their energy back into the system.Worms, bacteria and insects who eat dead things and cycle their matter back into the system.30s
- Q8How much energy do herbivores get by eating plants?10% of the sun's energy1% of the sun's energyNone of the sun's energy100% of the sun's energy30s
- Q9How much energy do meat eaters get by eating other animals?100% of the sun's energy.None of the sun's energy.They make their own energy.1% or less of the sun's energy30s
- Q10How can you tell if a relationship is a Predator/Prey relationship?Something is MAKING its own food.Something is FIGHTING something else.Something is being HELPED by something else.Something is EATING something else.30s
- Q11How can you tell if a relationship is a Competitive relationship?Something is DECOMPOSING something else.Something is EATING something else.Something is FIGHTING something else.Something is HELPING something else.30s
- Q12How can you tell if a relationship is a Symbiotic relationshipSomething is EATEN.Something is DEAD.Something is HELPED, either by helping, harming, or not affecting something else.Something is DECOMPOSED.30s
- Q13What is Commensalism.A relationship where both organisms benefit.A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed.A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is not affected.30s
- Q14What is Parasitism?A relationship where both organisms benefit.A relationship where one organism benefits and the other isn't affected.A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed.30s
- Q15What is mutualism?A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is uneffected.A relationship where both organisms benefit.A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed.30s