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lifesaver
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rocket
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eraser
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gift
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What are the three branch positions that we discussed?
Outward, upward and downward.
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What is producer? Give an example.
Any organism that uses energy from the sun to produce its own food. A plant
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What is the one tree that is classified as BOTH types of trees.
Tamarack.
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What are conks?
A type of fungus found attached to tree trunks.
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What is a primary consumer?
the first consumer to eat the producer
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What is the nutrient cycle?
describes how nutrients move from the physical environment into living organisms, and are recycled back to the physical environment.
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What does abiotic mean? Give an example from the forest.
A non-living thing. Ex. rock, sun, etc.
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What is the correct equation for photosynthesis?
Carbon Dioxide+ Water + sunlight = Sugars + Oxygen
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What is an ecosystem?
A community of living and non living things & their relationship with each other and their environment.
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What do the rings on a tree tell us?
How old it is.
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What are fungi?
Organisms that lack roots, stems and leaves.
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What are the three ways that we classify tree bark?
Colour, texture, pattern.
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monster
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star
Double points!
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rocket
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lifesaver
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What is a tertiary consumer?
the consumer that eats the secondary consumer.
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