Healthy Ecosystems

1. Ecosystems are made up of living and non-living elements.

True

False

2. The living parts of an environment, such as plants and animals are called?

Population

Species

Abiotic elements

Micro-organisms

Biotic elements

3. Sand in an environment is an example of an _________________ element.

Organism

Resource

Biotic

Abiotic

Interconnected

4. A group of organisms of the same species in a given area are called?

Species

Community

Population

Organism

Biotic element

5. A tree growing in the forest is using resources. A flower growing beside the tree is also using specific resources, such as air, water, sunlight. The interaction between these two organisms is an example of what?

Mutualism

Predator

Prey

Competition

Abiotic

6. Humans do not compete with other organisms for resources. We are the top of the food chain therefore we do not need to interact with living and non-living elements of the environment.

True

False

7. The number of prey only sometimes affects predators that can live in and ecosystem.

True

False

8. The thousands of monarch butterflies that fly to Point Pelee National Park in the fall form what?

Species

Population

Community

Organism

Individual

9. An interaction between individuals of different species in which both individuals benefit is an example of?

Competition

Predation

Mutualsim

Predator

Ecosystem

10. The interactions among the biotic and abiotic parts of an environment are called an?

Ecology

Ecosystem

Habitat

Environment

Community

11. What substance is critical for an organism get energy, grow, and maintain itself.

Abiotic Elements

Oxygen

Nutrient

Water

Temperature

Healthy EcoSystems

1. Ecosystems are made up of living and non-living elements.

2.

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2. The living parts of an environment, such as plants and animals are called?

3. Sand in an environment is an example of an _________________ element.

4. A group of organisms of the same species in a given area are called?

5. A tree growing in the forest is using resources. A flower growing beside the tree is also using specific resources, such as air, water, sunlight. The interaction between these two organisms is an example of what?

6. Humans do not compete with other organisms for resources. We are the top of the food chain therefore we do not need to interact with living and non-living elements of the environment.

7. The number of prey only sometimes affects predators that can live in and ecosystem.

8. The thousands of monarch butterflies that fly to Point Pelee National Park in the fall form what?

9. An interaction between individuals of different species in which both individuals benefit is an example of?

10. The interactions among the biotic and abiotic parts of an environment are called an?

11. What substance is critical for an organism get energy, grow, and maintain itself.