Ecosystem I Question Preview (ID: 14333)

a) To break down into simpler materials.

b) The loose material that covers much of the Earth's surface.

c) The process of making more of one's own kind.

d) To break down into de Cayman Islands.

a) Places with a temperate climate usually have warm, dry summers and cold, wet winters.

b) The process of making more of one's own kind.

c) An area with a great deal of rainfall; most are warm all year, and there is a lot of sunlight.

d) Places with a temperature climate usually have cold, wet summers and warm, dry winters.

a) The scattering or carrying away of seeds from the plant that produced them.

b) The process plants use to make food.

c) The process of making more of one's own kind.

d) The scattering or carrying away of seeds from the squirrels that produced them.

a) The loose material that covers much of the Earth's surface.

b) The scattering or carrying away of seeds from the plant that produced them.

c) An area with a great deal of rainfall; most are warm all year, and there is a lot of sunlight.

d) The loose water that covers the majority of the Earth's surface.

a) The process of making more of one's own kind.

b) The process plants use to make food.

c) The scattering or carrying away of seeds from the plant that produced them.

d) The process of making more of another species kind by adding water and sunlight.

a) An area with a great deal of rainfall; most are warm all year, and there is a lot of sunlight.

b) Places with a temperate climate usually have warm, dry summers and cold, wet winters.

c) An area with a great deal of drought; most are cold all year, and little to no sunlight.

d) An area with a great deal of rain that makes it look like a forest when there is a lot of sunlight.

a) A grassy land area with few or no trees.

b) Places with a temperate climate usually have warm, dry summers and cold, wet winters.

c) The loose material that covers much of the Earth's surface.

d) A grassy land area with desert, trees, canyons, and various rock formations.

a) The organisms of the same kind that live in an ecosystem.

b) To break down into simpler materials.

c) The process of making more of one's own kind.

d) The organisms of the same kind that live in a popular pod.

a) An animal (insect, bird, etc.) that helps make seeds by moving pollen from one plant part to another

b) The process plants use to make food.

c) The scattering or carrying away of seeds from the plant that produced them.

d) An animal (insect, bird, etc.) that helps make seeds by blowing on the seeds and making a wish.

a) The process plants use to make food.

b) To break down into simpler materials.

c) The process of making more of one's own kind.

d) The process plants use to make water and seeds.