An invasive species is bad news for an ecosystem because...

It disrupts food webs and can put a lot of strain on an ecosystem., It often outcompetes native species for resources., It can lead to a reduction in biodiversity within an ecosystem.

In order, the taxonomy system of classification goes...

Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species.

What is an ecosystem?

A community of living and non-living things that is self-sustaining.

"Overexploitation" specifically refers to...

Using up renewable resources faster than they can regenerate.

When studying living things, what does the term "producer" refer to?

Living things that make their own food through photosynthesis.

What does "classification" refer to?

Sorting things according to their likeness.

What does the term "ecological footprint" refer to?

The human impact each person has on the environment.

What is "biodiversity"?

The variety of living things that live together in an ecosystem.

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An invasive species is bad news for an ecosystem because...
It disrupts food webs and can put a lot of strain on an ecosystem.
It often outcompetes native species for resources.
It adds to the biodiversity within the ecosytem.
It can lead to a reduction in biodiversity within an ecosystem.
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In order, the taxonomy system of classification goes...
Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species.
Kingdom, phylum, class, family, order, genus, species
Kingdom, phylum, order, class, family, genus, species
Kindom, class, phylum, order, family, genus, species
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Which scientist first came up with an orderly way to classify living things?
Aristotle
Carl Linnaeus.
Dr. Charlie Kivi
Bill Nye
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Monerans are _________-celled organisms.
double
quadruple
multi
single
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What is an ecosystem?
A community of living and non-living things that is self-sustaining.
Trees and rocks and rivers and such.
An environmentally friendly system.
A food web.
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"Overexploitation" specifically refers to...
Using up renewable resources faster than they can regenerate.
Hunting an animal until it becomes extinct.
Using up non-renewable resources until there is nothing left.
Using too many exploits and people get mad and you get banned.
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When studying living things, what does the term "producer" refer to?
Living things that make their own food through photosynthesis.
Living things that get their food from eating plants only.
The person in charge of creating a show.
A source of a great deal of pollution.
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The living things responsible for waste disposal and recycling in nature are...
Plants
Producers
Carnivores
Fungi
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What does "classification" refer to?
Classical music from great composers such as Beethoven.
Sorting things according to how much you like them.
Sorting things according to the ecosystem in which they live.
Sorting things according to their likeness.
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What does the term "ecological footprint" refer to?
This is how Mantracker finds people. Mantracker is the best.
The human impact each person has on the environment.
The human impact that each country has on the environment.
Footprints left by careless hikers who wander off the trails.
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What is "biodiversity"?
Different cultures living together peacefully.
The variety of living things that live together in an ecosystem.
Plants and animals.
Some thing we learned in science.
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Three main types of pollution mentioned in your articles are...
air, fire, and water
air, water, and land
light, sound, and air
dirt, grease, and grime.

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