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1
A group of organisms of different species living together in a particular place is called a
community
population
habitat
biome
2
Level A is composed of
herbivores
omnivores
producers
carnivores
3
Ecologists call the physical location of a community its habitat.
True
False
4
When an organism dies, the nutrients in its body are put back its environment by decomposers.
False
True
5
In a food web, which type of organism receives energy form every other type.
decomposer
herbivore
carnivore
producer
6
Coal, oil, and natural gas
release carbon dioxide when they are burned
are fossil fuels
all of the above
are formed from decayed plants
7
The number of species living within an ecosystem is a measure of its biodiversity.
False
True
8
Biodiversity measures the number of species living within a(n)
ecosystem
organism
community
habitat
9
Ernst Haeckel coined the term ___ to describe the study of how organisms react.
ichthyology
ecology
geography
biology
10
Animals that feed on plants are at least in the
third trophic level
second trophic level
fourth trophic level
first trophic level
11
Organisms that manufacture organic nutrients for an ecosystem are called
predators
primary producers
scavengers
primary consumers
12
A functioning aquarium displays
an ecosystem
a community
a habitat
all of the above
13
At each trophic level, the energy stored in the organisms in that level is
50 percent of the energy in the level below it
about one tenth of the energy in the level below it
about one tenth of the energy in the level above it
100 percent of the energy in the level below it
14
Fungi are
omnivores
scavengers
decomposers
autotrophs
15
A relationship between a producer and consumer is best illustrated by a
lion eating a zebra
snake eating a bird
fox eating a mouse
zebra eating grass
16
How much energy is available to the organisms in level C?
all of the energy in level A munus the energy in level B
90 percent of the energy in level B
10 percent of the energy in level B
all of the energy in level A plus the energy in level N
17
An organism that eats a primary consumer is called a(n) ___ consumer.
predator
primary
secondary
carnivore
18
The term ___ is given to the bacteria that break down dead tissue.
scavengers
death eaters
carnivores
decomposers
19
Which of the following types of succession would most likely occur following a forest fire?
old field succession
lake succession
primary succession
secondary succession
20
Transpiration is a sun-driven process.
False
True
21
In an ecosystem, ___ diminishes at each successive trophic level.
prey
diversity
energy
animals
22
Water that seeps into the soil is called ___ water.
earth
underground
under
ground
23
Animals known as ___ eat only primary producers.
carnivores
plant eaters
livestock
herbivores
24
The living organisms in a habitat are called ___ factors.
biotene
biologic
animal
biotic
25
An ecosystem consists of
a community of organisms
energy
all of the above
the soil, water, and weather
26
A forest was turned into a field but the trees grew back. This is called
niche realization
primary succession
coevolution
secondary succession
27
All organisms in an ecosystem are part of the food web of that ecosystem
False
True
28
Humans are affecting the carbon cycle by
all of the above
burning fossil fuels
using electrical labor-saving devices
destroying vegetation that absorbs carbon dioxide
29
The source of energy for an organism determines its trophic level.
False
True
30
A community includes all the species within an area.
True
False
31
Food chains usually begin with the primary producers.
False
True
32
An energy pyramid shows energy contained in the bodies of organisms at each ___ level.
trophic
tropic
higher
trophey
33
Nitrogen makes up about 79 percent of the Earth's atmosphere
False
True
34
The diagram, which shows how energy moves through an ecosystem is known as
food web
food net
habitat
food chain
35
The diagram represents the decrease in
the number of organisms between trophic levels
all of the above
available energy between lower and higher trophic levels
diversity of organisms between lower and higher levels
36
Nitrogen is a component of
proteins
fats
carbohydrates
water
37
Trophic levels = a group of organisms whose energy sources are the same level away from the sun
True
False
38
The number of species living within an ecosystem is a measure of its ___.
animals
biodiversity
population
tertiary
39
When succession takes place in an area with previous growth, it is called secondary succession.
True
False
40
Leopard seals are
food net
food web
producers
food chain
41
The physical location of an ecosystem in which a given species lives is called
community
habitat
food zone
tropical level
42
Everything that organisms do in ecosystems requires ___.
food
energy
nutrients
fuel
43
The primary producers in a grassland ecosystem would be
insects
bacteria
grasses
algae
44
Which of the following are detritivores?
worms
fungi
vultures
all of the above
45
Organisms at higher trophic levels tend to be fewer in number than lower trophic levels.
True
False
46
Killer whales feed at the
first and second trophic levels
second and third trophic levels
third and fourth trophic levels
second trophic level only