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Hamble RefHT ONLYSep ONLYStudent Checklist Question123
B2.5.01 What are the different levels of organisation in an ecosystem from individual organisms to the whole ecosystem?
B2.5.01 What is the importance of interdependence and competition in a community?
B2.5.01 What factors are organisms competing for in a given habitat?
B2.5.01 What is an ecosystem?
B2.5.01 What do organisms require to survive?
B2.5.01 What do plants compete for?
B2.5.01 What do animals compete for?
B2.5.01 What do species within a community depend on each other for?
B2.5.01 What is a stable community?
B2.5.01 ★ Students should be able to extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables relating to the interaction of organisms within a community. Extract and interpret information from charts,
graphs and tables.(MS) ★
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B2.5.02 What is an abiotic factor?
B2.5.02 What abiotic (non-living) factors affect a community?
B2.5.02 ★ Students should be able to extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables relating to the effect of abiotic factors on organisms within a community. Extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables. (MS) ★
B2.5.02 What is a biotic factor?
B2.5.02 What types of Biotic (living) factors affect a community?
B2.5.02 ★ Students should be able to extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables relating to the effect of biotic factors on organisms within a community. ★
B2.5.02 ★ (WS) Extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables ★
B2.5.02 What are the producers of biomass for life on Earth?
B2.5.02 How can feeding relationships be represented?
B2.5.02 What do all food chains begin with?
B2.5.02 What is the difference between mean, mode and median?
B2.5.02 ★ In relation to abundance of organisms students should be able to calculate arithmetic means (MS) ★
B2.5.02 ★ In relation to abundance of organisms students should be able to plot and draw appropriate graphs selecting appropriate scales for the axes (MS) ★
B2.5.02 What is the order of energy transfer between secondary consumer, tertiary consumer, producer and primary consumer
B2.5.02 What is an organism that eats a consumer called? What is a consumer that is eaten by another consumer called?
B2.5.02 What is a predator-prey cycle?
B2.5.02 ★ Interpret graphs used to model predator-prey cycles (WS) (MS) ★
B2.5.02 ★ Students should be able to interpret graphs used to model these cycles. ★
B2.5.03 What is an adaptation?
B2.5.03 How are organisms adapted to live in their natural environment?
B2.5.03 What are the three types of adaptations organisms can have to survive in the conditions that they live?
B2.5.03 What is an extremophile?
B2.5.03 What type of microbe lives in deep sea vents?
B2.5.04 When would a transect line be used?
B2.5.05 What different parts of the ecosystem do materials cycle through?
B2.5.05 Why is it important that carbon and water are cycled through the ecosystem.
B2.5.05 Why do materials need to be recycled?
B2.5.05 ★ (WS) Students should be able to interpret and explain the processes in diagrams of the carbon cycle, the water cycle. ★
B2.5.05 What process are carbon to be cycled from A) carbon dioxide to producers, B) producers to consumers, C) Producers/consumers/decomposers to carbon dioxide and D) fossil fuels to carbon dioxide
B2.5.05 How do microorganisms help to cycle material through an ecosystem?
B2.5.05 Why is precipitation important for organisms in ecosystems?
B2.5.05 How does water get from the land to the air and the air back to the land?