12 Questions
A prairie is the only ecosystem found on Earth.
False
Habitats refer to the nonliving things present in an ecosystem.
False
Abiotic factors include living organisms like hawks and eagles.
False
All living things need sunlight to carry out their life processes.
True
Temperature does not play a role in determining the distribution of organisms.
False
Organisms obtain food, water, shelter, and other needs from their surroundings within an ecosystem.
True
Fish and other water organisms obtain dissolved oxygen from the air around them.
False
Plants and algae require sunlight for photosynthesis.
True
Soil is a mixture of nutrients, air, water, and the remains of living things.
True
Populations can only be as large as a blade of grass.
False
Societies are formed by populations of animals working together for the benefit of each individual member.
False
Communities in ecosystems consist of only one type of organism.
False
Learn about ecosystems, habitats, and the interactions between living and non-living things within a particular area. Explore various ecosystems like prairies, mountain streams, deep oceans, swamps, and dense forests.
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