Ecosystem Services Worksheet
Explore the vital services ecosystems provide to humans, including clean air, water, and food, for Grade 4 science.
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1. Which of the following is an example of an ecosystem service?
Building a house
A forest cleaning the air
Driving a car
Watching TV
2. What do plants provide that is essential for humans to breathe?
Carbon dioxide
Water
Oxygen
Sugar
1. Ecosystems provide us with fresh and clean water.
2. Bees and other insects help plants, which helps them make fruits and seeds.
3. Healthy soil helps plants grow and prevents .
1. All ecosystem services are things that humans pay for.
True
False
2. Trees help to prevent floods by absorbing rainwater.
True
False
1. Name two things that humans get from healthy ecosystems.
Look at the pond ecosystem below. What are two services this ecosystem might provide?
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