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Grade 7 Science: Interactions in the environment QuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Science and Technology (2022) · Life Systems B2 — demonstrate an understanding of interactions within the environment, including the transfer of energy and the cycling of matter NameDateScore 1. In a food web, the arrows point... 2. Ethan lists factors in an ecosystem. Which pair contains abiotic factors? 3. What is renewable energy? 4. Theo sorts ecosystem parts. Which pair contains biotic factors? 5. What is a scientific hypothesis? 6. hawks eat squirrels, and squirrels eat grass. Caleb asks why a food web is more realistic than a single food chain. 7. What are greenhouse gases? 8. Mason studies mice in a meadow. What is a limiting factor for them? 9. What is water pollution? 10. Quinn lists factors in an ecosystem. Which pair contains abiotic factors? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 7 Science: Interactions in the environment Ontario curriculum: Science and Technology (2022) · Life Systems B2 — demonstrate an understanding of interactions within the environment, including the transfer of energy and the cycling of matter Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.A) from the organism being eaten toward the one that eats it 2.D) temperature and soil 3.B) energy from a source that can be replaced, such as sunlight or wind 4.C) worms and fungi 5.B) a testable explanation for an observation 6.D) many animals eat more than one kind of food 7.D) gases that trap heat in the atmosphere 8.A) enough seeds and cover 9.B) harmful substances that make water unsafe for living things 10.A) temperature and soil Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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