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Bethel Biology Chapter 3
Bethel Biology Chapter 3
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1
The tropical rainforest can be divided into layers of growth based on how much sunlight each layer receives.
False
True
2
Two different organisms living together and interacting so both benefit is known as commensalism.
True
False
3
A food web is composed of overlapping trophic levels.
True
False
4
A honey badger raids beehives for honey. This is an example of neutralism.
True
False
5
Which Biome? warm temperatures year-round; two seasons (wet and dry); wildebeests and lions
Desert
Savanna
Deciduous forest
Tundra
6
Which biome? warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters; diverse plant life; shrubs with tough, waxy leaves
grassland
tropical rainforest
chaparral
coniferous forest
7
Which of the following would be considered a biotic factor of an ecosystem?
the kinds of predators that live there
the types of soil present
its average temperature
its annual rainfall totals
8
All the organisms of the same species living in the same area are known as a(n)
niche
individual
community
population
9
Water temperature, dissolved oxygen, and gravel composition within a salmon stream are
biotic factors
abiotic factors
10
On the big island of Hawaii, exotic mouflon live in herds. Collectively, they form an isolated
community
population
11
The layers within a biome due to elevation or depth of water are called vertical zonation.
True
False
12
The biosphere includes all the parts of the earth and its atmosphere where life exists.
True
False
13
Varying the types of plants growing in a garden or yard would increase its biodiversity.
True
False
14
No physical part of the earth's surface lies outside the realm of ecology.
True
False
15
Which Biome? oaks, birches, maples; raccoons, songbirds; four distinct seasons; moderate temperatures and rainfall
Desert
Deciduous forest
Savanna
Tundra
16
Temperature & precipitation are not affected by latitude or elevation.
False
True
17
Pelagic organisms are those that dwell on the ocean floor.
False
True
18
Symbiosis is when different animals live together and interact within a particular habitat.
False
True
19
The study of ecology includes the study of the interrelationships between organisms and
other organisms of the same species
organisms of different species
their environment
all of these
20
Dead plant and animal material is known as biomass.
True
False
21
Which biome? huge amounts of rainfall; year-round warm temperatures; sloths and poison-arrow frogs
tropical rainforest
chaparral
coniferous forest
grassland
22
Autotrophs are also known as
predators
heterotrophs
consumers
producers
23
The term biodiversity refers to
all of these
the amount of habitat available in an area
the total number of organisms in an area
the number of species in an area
24
When an organism depends on another organism for food, called the
host
, the dependent organism is exhibiting
mutualism
amensalism
commensalism
parasitism
25
Which of the following shows a plausible food chain?
producer, carnivore, decomposer, herbivore
producer, herbivore, carnivore, decomposer
decomposer, carnivore, herbivore, producer
decomposer, producer, carnivore, herbivore
26
A particular type of biome tends to be restricted to a small portion of the earth.
False
True
27
The smaller part of an ecosystem that an organism prefers to live in is known as that organism's
niche
habitat
climate
biosphere
28
The average weather in an area over an extended period of time is the area's
climate
temperature
29
Competition can occur between
organisms of different species
organisms of the same species
organisms using the same resource
all of these
30
The way that an organism lives in its habitat, including its effects on that habitat and other organisms, is its
biota
abiotic role
environmental factor
niche
31
The temperatures & precipitation amounts between adjacent climate zones tend to change abruptly.
False
True
32
A relationship in which one organism benefits but the other is neither helped nor harmed is
amensalism
commensalism
33
Regions of the biosphere that share certain environmental conditions and have a certain set of organisms are known as
ecozones
biomes
niches
populations
34
Which Biome? hot or cold, but very dry; plants and animals conserve water and are often active at night
Desert
Deciduous forest
Savanna
Tundra
35
Which biome? moderate temperatures but not enough rainfall for trees; wild horses and pheasants
chaparral
grassland
coniferous forest
tropical rainforest
36
Two fish live in different areas of the river and eat different foods. This relationship is called amensalism.
True
False
37
Coyotes and bobcats both prey on small rodents. This is an example of
competition
symbiosis
38
The total amount of living matter that an ecosystem can support is its
population
symbiosis
food web
biomass
39
Which Biome? permanently frozen ground; little vegetation; caribou & grizzly bears
Tundra
Deciduous forest
Desert
Savanna
40
Which biome? hemlock, fir, redwood trees; cooler temperatures and moderate rainfall; elk, moose, wolverines
grassland
tropical rainforest
chaparral
coniferous forest