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Biology Chapter 3 Test
A food web is composed of overlapping
What abiotic factor(s) affect a salmon stream?
Biology Chapter 3 Test
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What abiotic factor(s) affect a salmon stream?
gravel composition
all of these
water temperature
dissolved oxygen levels
2
A food web is composed of overlapping
decomposers.
food chains.
trophic levels.
biomass.
3
Autotrophs are also known as
predators.
producers.
consumers.
heterotrophs.
4
Cooler temperatures and moderate rainfall. Hemlock, fir, redwood trees. Elk, moose, wolverines.
desert
coniferous forest
tundra
chaparral
5
What is the number of species within an ecosystem?
population
biomass
species richness
species evenness
6
What is the population size of the species within an ecosystem?
species evenness
habitat
species richness
biomass
7
Which of the following would be considered a biotic factor of an ecosystem?
the types of soil present
its annual rainfall totals
the kinds of predators there
its average temperature
8
Each trophic level in an ecological pyramid contains
less energy than the level beneath it.
the same amount of energy as the producers.
the same energy as the level beneath it.
more energy than the level beneath it.
9
The study of ecology includes the study of the interrelationships between organisms and
other organisms of the same species.
all of these.
organisms of different species.
their environment.
10
Permanently frozen ground and little vegetation. Long winters. Short summers. Caribou. Bears.
chaparral
desert
tundra
coniferous forest
11
Organisms that dwell on the ocean floor are known as
autotrophic organisms.
benthic organisms.
pelagic organisms.
heterotrophic organisms.
12
The forest in a tropical rainforest biome can be divided into layers of growth based on
the types of plants in each.
the types of fruit produced in each.
how much sunlight each receives.
the types of animals in each.
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Two species of fish living in the same stream, but not sharing habitats or prey is
amensalism.
commensalism.
neutralism.
mutualism.
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Temperature and precipitation can be affected by
both of these
latitude
neither of these
elevation
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The total amount of living matter that an ecosystem can support is its
population.
food web.
symbiosis.
biomass.
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The average weather in an area over an extended period of time constitutes an area's
biomass.
biome.
rainfall.
climate.
17
Vertical zonation refers to the ecological layers within a biome due to
neither of these.
depth of water.
geographical elevation.
both of these.
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Very low precipitation. Can be hot or cold. Plants and animals conserve water.
desert
coniferous forest
tundra
chaparral
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On a mountain, temperatures & precipitation are insufficient to grow trees above this line.
canopy
rocky point
understory
timberline
20
The smaller part of an ecosystem that an organism prefers to live in is that organism's
habitat.
climate.
niche.
biosphere.
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The temperature and precipitation amounts between adjacent climate zones tend to
affect each other.
change abruptly.
change gradually.
stay the same.
22
Warm, dry summers. Cool, wet winters. Shrubs with tough, waxy leaves. Diverse plant life.
tundra
coniferous forest
chaparral
desert
23
The way that an organism lives in its habitat is known as that organism's
abiotic role.
niche.
environmental factor.
biota.
24
Different animals living together & interacting with each other within a particular habitat is
symbiosis.
biodiversity.
abiotic.
an ecosystem.
25
Competition can occur between
organisms of the same species.
all of these.
organisms of different species.
organisms using the same resource.
26
T or F: A particular type of biome tends to be restricted to a small portion of the earth.
false
true
27
On the big island of Hawaii, wild sheep live in herds. These animals form an isolated
biome.
habitat.
niche.
population.
28
The term biodiversity refers to
the amount of habitat available in an area.
all of these.
the number of species in an area.
the total number of organisms in an area.
29
Coyotes and bobcats both prey on small rodents. This is an example of
cannibalism
detritrophs
competition
autotrophs
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Dead plant and animal material is known as
detritus.
parasites.
biomass.
decomposers.
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The ________________ includes all the parts of the earth and its atmosphere where life exists.
biome
biosphere
ecosystem
climate
32
All the organisms of the same species living in the same area are known as
a population.
an individual.
a niche.
a community.
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A relationship in which one organisms benefits but the other is neither helped nor harmed is
mutualism.
amensalism.
commensalism.
neutralism.
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Which of the following shows a plausible food chain?
decomposer, carnivore, herbivore, producer
decomposer, producer, carnivore, herbivore
producer, carnivore, decomposer, herbivore
producer, herbivore, carnivore, decomposer
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Warm temperatures. Dry and rainy seasons.Few trees. Herds of herbivores. Packs of predators.
grassland
tropical rainforest
deciduous forest
savanna
36
Two organisms living together and interacting in a way that benefits both organisms is
commensalism.
amensalism.
neutralism.
mutualism.
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Huge rainfall. Warm year-round. Great biodiversity. Canopy and understory. Sloths and frogs.
grassland
tropical rainforest
savanna
deciduous forest
38
When an organisms depends on another host organism for food, this is a form of
mutualism.
amensalism.
parasitism.
commensalism.
39
A relationship in which one organisms benefits but the other is harmed is
neutralism.
mutualism.
commensalism.
amensalism.
40
Moderate temperatures and rain, but not enough rain to support trees. Wild horses & pheasants.
grassland
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
savanna
41
Moderate temperatures & rainfall. Four distinct seasons. Abundant wildlife. Oak, birch, maple.
tropical rainforest
savanna
deciduous forest
grassland
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Regions of the biosphere that share certain environmental conditions, such as climate, are
biomes
ecozones.
populations.
niches.