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Metric System, Scientific Method, Living Relationships, Food Chains, Energy Flow - $100, $200, $300, $400, $500

This quiz covers topics such as the Metric System, Scientific Method, Living Relationships, Food Chains, and Energy Flow. Test your knowledge with questions ranging from basic concepts to more advanced ideas. Answer correctly and earn points for each question!

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Metric System, Scientific Method, Living Relationships, Food Chains, Energy Flow - $100, $200, $300, $400, $500

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  1. Metric System Scientific Method Living Relationships Food Chains Energy Flow $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  2. The metric system is more easily understood because it is based on what?

  3. What is the number “Ten.”?

  4. A metric prefix that means 1/1000?

  5. What is milli?

  6. The temperature scale where the boiling point of water is 100 degrees?

  7. What is the Celsius scale?

  8. Kiloliter is used to measure what?

  9. What is volume?

  10. It takes how many meters to make a kilometer?.

  11. What is 1000 ?

  12. The part of an experiment that is not changed and is used for comparison?

  13. What is the control

  14. The variable of an experiment that is changed?

  15. What is the independent variable

  16. Another name for dependent variable?

  17. What is the responding variable?

  18. What is used to make observations?

  19. What are the five senses?

  20. //// The information collected in an experiment?

  21. What is data?

  22. A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefit and the other is neither benefited nor harmed?

  23. What is commensalism?

  24. An animal that hunts down another organism and kill it and feed on it?

  25. What is a predator?

  26. A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefit at the expense of another?

  27. What is parasitism?

  28. A symbiotic relationship where both organisms living together benefit?

  29. What is mutualism

  30. The change of an organism over time.

  31. What is Evolution?

  32. The organisms in a food chain that eats producers.

  33. What is the primary consumers.

  34. The organisms that starts any food chain?

  35. What are producers?

  36. Organisms that eat plants only?

  37. What is a herbivore?

  38. An animal that eats herbivores only.

  39. What is a carnivore?

  40. What level of a food pyramid has the greatest amount of biomass?

  41. What is the producer level?

  42. The level of a food pyramid where omnivores began to show up.

  43. What is the 3rd level; or secondary consumer level?

  44. The percentage of energy that is lost from one tropic level to the next.

  45. What is 90%?

  46. An organism that is able to make its own food.

  47. What is an autotroph?

  48. Another name for a consumer.

  49. What is a heterotroph?

  50. The process by which producers convert solar energy into chemical energy.

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