Chapter 2 & 3 Review Sheet
Vocab/Terms to know:
These are the terms that you need to know for your test. You should study these
words/concepts on your own. Making flashcards and quizzing yourself is a very helpful
way to remember vocab/definitions. You should look through this list and cross off any
words that you ARE familiar with – because you won’t need to study those as much.
Then with the remaining words, quiz yourself or make flashcards.
Abiotic
Autotroph
What biome do you live
Biotic
Heterotroph
in?
Nitrogen Cycle
Carnivore
3 land biomes in the US
Water Cycle
Scavenger
Biosphere
Phosphorus
Herbivore
Species
Long-term cycle
Omnivore
Population
Short-tern cycle
Decomposer
Community
Symbiosis
Evaporation
Ecosystem
Mutualism
Condensation
Photosynthesis
Commensalism
Transpiration
Organisms
Parasitism
Excretion
Predator-Prey
Ecology
Decomposition
Limiting Factor
Niche
Carbon Cycle
Range of Tolerance
Habitat
10% Rule
Bioaccumulation
st
Food Chain
Trophic Levels - 1
Biomagnification
Food Web
order, 2nd order, 3rd
What is Salinization?
Climax community
order
How does salinization
Pioneer species
Biome (types and
impact germination of
Primary succession
characteristics)
seeds?
Secondary succession
What else to study:
The following are ideas for things that you should look over or use to practice for
questions that might be on the test. You do not have to turn in answers to questions from
the book – this is just a list with ideas for more practice on Chapter 2 & 3 concepts
 Study Chapter 2 Vocab Chart
 Energy Pyramid WS, biomagnification simulation WS
 Cycles Worksheet
 Study Notes in Notebook
 Salinization Lab
 Study Circles of Life Worksheet
 Do practice problems in the book:
pages 63-65 and 91- 93 have multiple choice and fill in the blank
practice
page 47, page 59, page 71, page 87 have more good questions for
further practice
- You can see me to have your answers checked the day before
the test and talk about questions, if you choose to try these
problems
Chapter 2 & 3 Review Sheet
Vocab/Terms to know:
These are the terms that you need to know for your test. You should study these
words/concepts on your own. Making flashcards and quizzing yourself is a very helpful
way to remember vocab/definitions. You should look through this list and cross off any
words that you ARE familiar with – because you won’t need to study those as much.
Then with the remaining words, quiz yourself or make flashcards.
Abiotic
Autotroph
What biome do you live
Biotic
Heterotroph
in?
Nitrogen Cycle
Carnivore
3 land biomes in the US
Water Cycle
Scavenger
Biosphere
Phosphorus
Herbivore
Species
Long-term cycle
Omnivore
Population
Short-tern cycle
Decomposer
Community
Symbiosis
Evaporation
Ecosystem
Mutualism
Condensation
Photosynthesis
Commensalism
Transpiration
Organisms
Parasitism
Excretion
Predator-Prey
Ecology
Decomposition
Limiting Factor
Niche
Carbon Cycle
Range of Tolerance
Habitat
10% Rule
Bioaccumulation
Food Chain
Trophic Levels - 1st
Biomagnification
nd
rd
Food Web
order, 2 order, 3
What is Salinization?
Climax community
order
How does salinization
Pioneer species
Biome (types and
impact germination of
Primary succession
characteristics)
seeds?
Secondary succession
What else to study:
The following are ideas for things that you should look over or use to practice for
questions that might be on the test. You do not have to turn in answers to questions from
the book – this is just a list with ideas for more practice on Chapter 2 & 3 concepts
 Study Chapter 2 Vocab Chart
 Energy Pyramid WS, biomagnification simulation WS
 Cycles Worksheet
 Study Notes in Notebook
 Salinization Lab
 Study Circles of Life Worksheet
 Do practice problems in the book:
pages 63-65 and 91- 93 have multiple choice and fill in the blank
practice
page 47, page 59, page 71, page 87 have more good questions for
further practice
-
You can see me to have your answers checked the day before
the test and talk about questions, if you choose to try these
problems