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Ecology - Unit 1 - Intro & Individuals
do you remember the 6 kingdoms?
symbiotic relationship in which BOTH BENEFIT
Ecology - Unit 1 - Intro & Individuals
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symbiotic relationship in which BOTH BENEFIT
commensalism
predation
mutualism
parasitism
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do you remember the 6 kingdoms?
some, I had a decent biology teacher, but I will miss a few
yes, a few, and I usually guess
yes, and I will use my materials on the test, thanks!
6 kingdoms of what? is this streaming on Netflix?
3
which term refers to the number & variety of species in a given area?
biodiversity
ecology
population
sustainability
4
what is an ecological footprint?
amount of land and ocean area needed to support one person
number of trees a person cuts down
the mark your shoe leaves on soft earth
number of animals a person has killed
5
some organisms are more likely to survive because they
have certain physical traits
lack certain physical traits
ALL OF THESE ANSWERS ARE POSSIBLE
engage in certain behaviors
6
which of the following counties is likely to leave the largest ecological footprint?
France
India
U.S.A.
Indonesia
7
a community in a pond includes
abiotic factors
the catfish in the pond
populations of fish, insects, frogs, and other living things
habitats around the pond
8
science that examines how living things interact with each other & their environment
ecology
biology
political science
chemistry
9
when the last member of a species dies
extinction
endangered
sustainability
ecology
10
many possible feeding relationships in an ecosystem
food chain
tropsim
energy transfer
food web
11
same species, same place, same time
organism
community
population
ecosystem
12
according to the
law of supply & demand
, if oil supply declined while demand remained same
oil usage would drop
oil usage would increase
oil price would drop
oil price would increase
13
what was the significance of the agricultural revolution?
fossil fuel usage increased
all of the above
plants & animals were domesticated
human populations decreased due to diseases
14
symbiotic relationship in which
one BENEFITS and one is UNAFFECTED
commensalism
parasitism
mutualism
predation
15
term related to growth in response to
water
communities
geotropism
phytotropism
hydrotropism
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During which period have humans altered the environment?
hunter-gatherer
all of the above
agricultural revolution
industrial revolution
17
when a plant or animals physically responds to an external stimuli; especially by growth
energy transfer
niche
tropism
habitat
18
listing both the merits & expenses involved in implementing a particular environmental solution
risk assessment
market equilibrium
cost-benefit
ecological footprint
19
organisms that eat only producers
carnivores
commensalism
omnivores
herbivores
20
which of the following is NOT a biotic factor
roots
insects
leaves
air
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inherited trait increasing an organism's chance of survival
habitat
ecology
niche
adaptation
22
which of the following does NOT directly contribute to environmental science
physics & chemistry
social sciences
linguistics (study of languages)
biology & natural sciences
23
term related to growth in response to
light
hydrotropism
phototropism
geotropism
migration
24
when a society maintains a high (healthy) standard of living
without depleting resources
sustainability
ballin'
ecology
adaptation
25
when energy is passed from one trophic level to the next, only about _____% of energy is passed
1%
10%
100%
25%
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symbiotic relationship in which
one BENEFITS and one is HARMED
commensalism
parasitism
mutualism
predation
27
the place an organism lives
community
niche
ecology
habitat
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during which period in human history did humans begin the greatest negative impacts?
hunter-gatherers
agricultural revolution
industrial revoltuion
the worst is yet to come
29
primary consumers are organisms that
occupy an ecosystem's highest energy level
eat only primary producers
get solar energy directly
are also known as self-feeders
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diet includes only other animals
carnivores
omnivores
herbivores
pollution
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"poisoning" the environment; introducing harmful levels of chemicals or wastes
ecology
habitat
pollution
sustainability
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term related to growth in response to
gravity
hydrotropism
ecosystems
phototropism
geotropism