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1
Which statement
best
describes the way organisms will interact in relation to water in the desert?
Organisms will be a limiting factor.
Desert animals will have high pop density where there is little water.
Organisms will compete for the resource of water.
Water will reach carrying capacity when there are many desert organisms.
2
Maximum number of organisms of a species that an ecosystem can support.
carrying capacity
competition
limiting factor
3
A farmer clears acres of forest to plant corn. How will this affect the carrying capacity of the salamanders?
The corn field will support a higher # of salamanders.
The corn field will support the same # of salamanders.
The corn field will support fewer salamanders.
4
Why are invasive species a problem for native species? (choose 2)
Invasive species interbreed and produce offspring with native species.
Invasive species cause the climate of Pennsylvania to change.
They lower the carrying capacity of the ecosystem for native species.
Invasive species compete with native species for resources.
5
Bluebirds nest in cavities. Nesting boxes are installed in a meadow. How does this affect the population of bluebirds?
The population will decrease because the nesting boxes take up space.
The population will remain the same because the amount of food decreases.
The population will increase because there are more nesting resources.
The population will decrease because the number of predators will increase.
6
Which of these scenarios represents the
greatest
amount of competition?
Goldfinches and blue jays both eat sunflower seeds.
Ferns grow on the forest floor beneath the trees.
Male walruses fight for the privilege of mating with females.
A praying mantis eats a ladybug.
7
Cultivated roses do not exist in the wild; they have wild cousins. People plant roses but they do not spread. Best term?
introduced species
extinct
invasive species
extirpated
8
European settlers brought the cat to New Zealand. They hunted the kiwi to extinction. What term describes the cats?
extirpated
extinct
invasive species
introduced species
9
An ecologist surveyed 9km
2
of land and calculated 75,000 honeybees in that area. What is the populatiotion density?
0.00012 honeybees/km2
926 honeybees/km2
66,000 honeybees/km2
8,333 honeybees/km2
10
Which of these scenarios represents the
greatest
amount of competition?
Lions and hyenas both prey on zebras.
Many species come to a watering hole to drink.
Large bass in a lake occupy better resting spots than the small bass.
Gardeners plant vegetables in rows.
11
Anything that prevents the size of a population from growing.
carrying capacity
limiting factor
population density
12
Rivalry between organisms for the same resource.
competition
extirpation
carrying capacity
13
A fire caused damage to the ecosystem. Which point represents the new carrying capacity?
C
A
D
B
14
The number of organisms per unit of area.
population density
limiting factor
extirpation
15
Cougars are native to NA. They still live in the US, but the last cougar in PA died in 1874. What term describes it?
extinct
introduced species
invasive species
extirpated
16
What are you allowed to use when taking a biology quiz? 4 are correct.
Kahoot game
your brain
Google and/or artifical intelligence (AI)
your study guide
your notes
17
An ecologist surveyed 8 km
2
of land and calculated that 143 deer lived in that area. What is the population density?
0.06 deer/km2
1,144 deer/km2
135 deer/km2
17.9 deer/km2
18
A fire caused damage to an ecosystem. At which point did the fire occur?
B
D
A
C
19
The local extinction of a species that is still found in other areas.
competition
extirpation
population density
20
Farmers keep barn cats to catch mice, keeping the rodent population down.Which term best describes the barn cats?
limiting factor
competition
extinct
invasive species