Lesson Worksheet: Introduction to Environmental Balance Science

In this worksheet, we will practice describing ecosystems and environmental balance.

Q1:

Anthony and Amelia are talking about ecosystems. Who is right?

  • AAnthony
  • BAmelia

Q2:

Fill in the blank: An ecosystem is an environment that features living things .

  • Aand nonliving things
  • Bonly

Q3:

Fill in the blank: Environmental balance is the balance of an ecosystem.

  • Asaprophytic organisms in
  • Ball the parts of
  • Cthe predators in

Q4:

Fill in the blanks: Environmental can happen when natural circumstances cause organisms to appear or disappear in an environment. A group of organisms become extinct when they an environment.

  • Abalance, appear in
  • Bimbalance, disappear from
  • Cimbalance, appear in
  • Dbalance, disappear from

Q5:

Fill in the blank: An ecosystem is composed of things.

  • Aonly living
  • Bonly nonliving
  • Cliving and nonliving

Q6:

Which of these lists states all of the things an ecosystem can include?

List 1List 2List 3
Plants
Predators
Decomposers
Prey
Water
Soil
Air
Rocks
Water
Animals
Plants
Soil
  • AList 3
  • BList 2
  • CList 1
  • DAll of the lists

Q7:

The organisms in an ecosystem constantly interact with nonliving things and with each other. If these interactions are undisturbed, what does this lead to?

  • AImbalance
  • BBalance

Q8:

A new island is discovered. It is an ecosystem in balance.

Desert Island Blue Paradise

What factor could cause an imbalance?

  • ANew plants
  • BDeforestation
  • CNew diseases
  • DNew predators
  • EAll of the answers are correct.

Q9:

Look at these pictures of possible ecosystems.

Which of the pictures is an example of an ecosystem?

  • AForest
  • BPuddle
  • CRock
  • DLog
  • EAll of the answers are correct.

Q10:

An ecosystem, such as the one below, remains in balance because of the relationships between the living and nonliving things.

Fill in the blank: Plants and soil have a relationship because plants .

  • Aneed carbon dioxide
  • Bare prey
  • Cneed water and nutrients
  • Dare eaten by animals

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