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Vocabulary Humans and Ecosystems Pollution and Restoration Factors of an Ecosystem Random
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Having to do with the living factors of an ecosystem.




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Having to do with the living factors of an ecosystem.


biotic



All the groups of plants and animals living in the same ecosystem.




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All the groups of plants and animals living in the same ecosystem.


Community



A group of the same kind of plant or animals, living in the same ecosystem.




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A group of the same kind of plant or animals, living in the same ecosystem.


Population



All the living and nonliving things around us are called the _____.




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All the living and nonliving things around us are called the _____.


environment



The living and nonliving things in a particular place are called an _______.




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The living and nonliving things in a particular place are called an _______.


ecosystem



Would humans be considered a biotic or abiotic factor of an ecosystem?




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Would humans be considered a biotic or abiotic factor of an ecosystem?


biotic



Name one way humans can reduce air pollution.




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Name one way humans can reduce air pollution.


Ride a bike instead of driving a car, put tailpipes on car to lessen pollution, recycle



Name two ways humans could cause a deer population to decrease.




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Name two ways humans could cause a deer population to decrease.


destroy their habitat, hunt them



How can plowing pollute the water in an ecosystem?




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How can plowing pollute the water in an ecosystem?


It loosens the soil which makes it easier for rain to wash it away.  Washed away soil can end up in rivers and streams adding chemicals to the water and polluting it.



What is work done to repair damaged ecosystems called?




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What is work done to repair damaged ecosystems called?


Habitat Restoration



Name one example of a renewable natural resource.




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Name one example of a renewable natural resource.


trees, water, sunlight



Name two examples of nonrenewable resources.




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Name two examples of nonrenewable resources.


coal, oil, gas



harmful substances mixed with air, water, soil




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harmful substances mixed with air, water, soil


pollution



True or false, cars and bikes both pollute ecosystems, just in different ways.




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True or false, cars and bikes both pollute ecosystems, just in different ways.


False, bicycles do not pollute an ecosystem.



What do builders need to consider before building a new building?




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What do builders need to consider before building a new building?


The biotic and abiotic factors of that ecosystem



variety in living things




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variety in living things


diversity



Name the abiotic factors of an ecosystem.




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Name the abiotic factors of an ecosystem.


water, soil, air, climate



In an ecosystem, if there was an increase in lion population, what would happen to the zebra population?  What would happen to the grass population?  




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In an ecosystem, if there was an increase in lion population, what would happen to the zebra population?  What would happen to the grass population?  


The zebra population would decrease and the grass population would therefore increase.



What are the living parts of an ecosystem made up of?




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What are the living parts of an ecosystem made up of?


plants and animals



True or False, changing one factor in an ecosystem will probably change one other factor in that ecosystem.




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True or False, changing one factor in an ecosystem will probably change one other factor in that ecosystem.


False, all factors in an ecosystem interact and are affect when one thing changes!



Which of these is not an example of a nonliving part of an ecosystem?

air, dog, water, soil




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Which of these is not an example of a nonliving part of an ecosystem?

air, dog, water, soil


dog



Name three things that animals need to be able to find in their habitat.




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Name three things that animals need to be able to find in their habitat.


Food, water, shelter



What type of ecosystem has the most diversity?




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What type of ecosystem has the most diversity?


tropical rainforest



What would closing a landfill and planting trees on top be an example of?




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What would closing a landfill and planting trees on top be an example of?


habitat restoration



How do plants (including weeds) protect soil?




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How do plants (including weeds) protect soil?


Their roots prevent soil erosion.



What must every ecosystem have at least some of?




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What must every ecosystem have at least some of?


water





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