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Mr. Snyder 5 th grade science Ch.5 Interactions in Ecosystems

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Page 1: Mr. Snyder 5 th grade science Ch.5 Interactions in Ecosystems

Mr. Snyder

5th grade science

Ch.5 Interactions in Ecosystems

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True/False True/False II Vocabulary Vocabulary II

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Ecosystems are everywhere thatliving things are found.

True

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Two male sheep hitting theirhorns together are competing

for the right to becomeleaders of their flock.

True

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A name for living andonce living organisms.

Biotic factors

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Organisms that make theirown food.

What are producers

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A single biome may be made up of areas around the world that

have the same climate andorganisms.

True

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Energy does Not disappear.

True

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An animal that eats producersand consumers.

What are omnivores.

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A long term relationshipbetween different species.

What is symbiosis

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All animals are not consumers

false

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In a tropical rainforest treeslose their leaves to conserve

water.

False

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An organism that may or maynot be harmed in a

relationship.

What is a host

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Organisms that eat wasteor dead organisms.

What are decomposers

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A desert is an area that receives more than 25 cm of rain

or snow each year.

false

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A large root system near the surface is a special structure of

some desert plants.

True

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The role that an organismhas in an ecosystem.

What is its niche.

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An organism that feeds offanother organism and causes

it harm.

What is a parasite

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Animals and plants compete forresources.

True

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Microorganisms taking oxygenfrom an animal’s blood are a

helpful form of symbiosis.

false

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The most abundant gasfound in the atmosphere.

What is nitrogen

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All the living and nonlivingthings in an area.

What is an ecosystem