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Unit 1- Intro to Bio & Ecosystem
Unit 1- Intro to Bio & Ecosystem
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The is the study of life?
psychology
ecology
biology
anatomy
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Which is a characteristic of life?
eggs
reproduction and development
systems
biodiversity
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Which is a characteristic of life?
systems
cells
plants
evolution
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A scientific test of the hypothesis, includes observations.
observation
experiment
hypothesis
data
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Also known as autotroph. Organism that serves as food source.
cat
producer
herbivore
consumer
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Which is a theme in biology?
evolution
cells
need for energy
data
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What are places where living things are found on Earth?
Mars
population
immigration
biosphere
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A limiting factor that has living features.
rock
sand
abiotic
biotic
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A position in a food chain occupied by a group of organisms that have similar feeding habits.
symbiosis
trophic levels
producer
consumer
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Which is a characteristic of life?
homeostasis
graphs
need for energy
hair
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What is the pre-step before making a hypothesis?
analysis
observation
experiment
conclusion
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A graphic model of energy flow in a community.
symbiosis
pie graph
energy pyramid
exponential growth
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What is the last step of the scientific method?
experiment
hypothesis
experiment
conclusion
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What is the measurement of the number of individuals living in a defined space?
abiotic factors
emigration
anatomy
population density
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Occurs when a population size increases dramatically over a period of time.
exponential growth
condensing growth
wow grow
slow growth
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What is it called when an organism is related to their shape or form?
systems
reproduction
function
cells
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A type of graph that is used to compare amounts.
bar graph
line graph
pie graph
circle graph
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A limiting factor that has non-living features.
abiotic
biotic
hypnotic
robotic
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Hierarchy of living things where one organism uses the next lower member as a source of food.
ecology
food chain
food web
energy pyramid
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Type of relationship where one organism benefits while the other neither benefits or is harmed.
symbiosis
parasitism
commensalism
mutualism