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Science Olympics Ecology 1
Science Olympics Ecology 1
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a species no longer found anywhere on Earth
extinct
extirpated
endangered
threatened
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Approximately how many species are we losing per hour?
77
17
2
27
3
the number of individuals of a specific species in a specific area
limiting factors
tolerance range
community
population
4
Organisms that live off of dead organisms and help to recycle valuable nutrients
carnivores
producers
omnivores
decomposers
5
has the greatest impact on the biodiversity of systems
humans
animals
industries
weather
6
ecosystems like coastlines that are part time aquatic and part time terrestrial
East zone
Atlantic Zone
James Bay Zone
Interdital Zone
7
process by which water flows over the ground
condesation
precipitation
transpiration
runoff
8
movement of matter through the biotic and abiotic parts of the environment
water cycle
nitrogen cycle
biogeochemical cycles
carbon cycle
9
Organisms that can make own food
autotrophs
consumers
herbivore
carnivore
10
the feeding position of an organism in a food chain
pyramid level
trophic level
11
Composition of the Earth's atmosphere includes:
Nitrogen, Oxygen and gasses such as Ar, H2O & CO2
Hydrogen, Oxygen and gasses such as Ar, H2O & CO2
12
The earth's solid outer shell consists of the mountains, ocean floor, & earth's solid surfaces.
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
Microsphere
Lithosphere
13
Ar, H2O & CO2 makes up ____of the Earth's atmosphere.
78%
15%
1%
21%
14
Process by which energy is released from food
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
radiant energy
15
Meeting the needs of current generation w/o disrupting abilities of future gen to meet needs
community
Ecosystem
sustainability
adversity
16
Matter cannot be destroyed
False
True
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compounds that do not contain both carbon and hydrogen (water, carbon dioxide, ammonia)
inorganic matter
organic matter
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Cellular respiration occurs continuously and no _____ is required
protein
carbohydrates
light energy
chlorophyl
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Primary Consumers
Carnivores (meat eaters)
Herbivores (plant eaters)
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Process by which the sun's energy is converted into chemical energy
Radiant energy
Photosynthesis
cellular respiration
21
The original source of energy in food
Hydrogen
carbohydrates
protein
The sun
22
Carnivores (meat eaters) and Omnivores (plant and meat eaters)
Secondary Consumer
Primary consumer
23
Living Components
Abiotic factors
Biotic factors
24
the term used to describe when an ecosystems conditions are constant over time
equilizer
equality
equal
equilibrium
25
Photosynthesis is performed by
producers
consumers
chloroplasts
26
This factor effects biodiversity: deforestation, urban and agricultural expansion
loss of habitat
invasive species
pollution
climate change
27
Are you familiar with this for the quiz?
I will be!
No
Yes
28
process by which water vapours change to liquid
transpiration
runoff
condesation
precipitation
29
Meat eater
herbivore
omnivore
carnivore
30
Components of ecosystem ex: light, temperature, soil type
abiotic factors
biotic factors
31
Variation among living organisms from all sources including terrestrial, aquatic ecosystems
sustainability
population
biodiversity
community
32
Community of organisms & their environment: occurs on the land masses of continents & islands.
Terrestrial
Aquatic
Community
Population
33
The earth's water in all its forms; oceans, lakes, groundwater and clouds.
biosphere
microsphere
lithosphere
hydrosphere
34
Are you familiar with this for the test?
Yes
No
I will be!
35
a species that is no longer found in one part of Canada, but can be found in others
extirpated
extinct
threatened
endangered
36
Producers, consumers, decomposers describes what cycle?
Nitrogen Cycle
Water Cycle
Carbon Cycle
37
For an ecosystem to be healthy it has to have:
starbucks
Nitrogen
water
lots of plants and animals
38
a species close to extirpation or extinction
threatened
extirpated
extinct
endangered
39
Non-living components
abiotic factors
biotic factors
40
occurs when an ecosystem is partially destroyed like a forest fire
primary succession
secondary succession
41
a species that may become threatened or endangered because of a variety of things
threatened
special concern
extinct
extirpated
42
a species that is likely to become endangered if factors that make it vulnerable r not reversed
extinct
threatened
extirpated
special concern
43
occurs on soil or rock after disturbance like volcanic eruption where no life previously exists
primary succession
secondary succession
44
a community and its abiotic environment.
ecosystem
community
terrestrial
population
45
a body of freshwater that is rich in nutrients usually murky with more insects or weeds
boreal
eutrophic
tundra
oligotrophic
46
This factor affects biodiversity: non native species has a negative impact on native species
pollution
climate change
invasive species
loss of habitat
47
What percent of the world is covered in water?
55%
75%
35%
25%
48
Our atmosphere moderates ______.
gasses
soil
temperature
oxygen
49
The fuel of life
radiant energy
chloroplast
animals
plants
50
Detritivore
Decomposer
Omnivore
Herbivore
Carnivore
51
Organisms at the highest level of a chain, generally these organisms do not have a predator
Herbivore
Top Carnivore
Omnivore
52
organisms that must eat other organisms for food
consumers
producers
53
Autotrophs, organisms that are able to make their own food by photosynthesis ex plants
consumers
producers
herbivores
carnivores
54
Photosynthesis, respiration, decay, combustion describes what cycle?
Carbon Cycle
Water Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
55
This factor effects biodiversity: acid precipitation, poor air quality and oil spills
invasive species
climate change
loss of habitat
pollution
56
an aquatic ecosystem with salt water such as oceans and coral reefs
marine
freshwater
57
the variety of life in a particular ecosystem
Biology
Biome
Biodiversity
Biosphere
58
Atmosphere blocks some______.
rain
pollution
solar radiation
snow
59
a group of
populations
living and interacting with each other in an area.
aquatic
terrestrial
community
diversity
60
Plant and meat eater
omnivore
herbivore
Carnivore
61
compounds containing both carbon and hydrogen (food, proteins, sugars, fats)
inorganic matter
organic matter
62
Plant eater
herbivore
omivore
carnivore
63
process by which water turns to water vapour
transpiration
evaporation
runoff
condesation
64
Communities of organisms that depend on each other & their environment live in bodies of water
Aquatic
Community
Population
Terrestrial
65
a body of freshwater that is low in nutrients usually clear and good for swimming
oligotrophic
tundra
eutrophic
boreal
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Components of the ecosystem ex: animals, plants, predation, disease
abiotic factors
biotic factors
67
two individuals competing for the same food source
community
competition
tolerance range
population
68
the abiotic conditions in which a species can survive
population
community
competition
tolerance range
69
Photosynthesis takes place in the ____ of a producer's cells
chloroplasts
mitochondria
70
all nutrients and chemicals must be obtained or produced from chemicals that already exist
true
false
71
Chlorophyll found in the chloroplasts capture the sun's
melanoma
energy
rays
heat
72
Taigas, Oceans, Cities and deserts are examples of:
great vacation spots
diversity
ecosystems
elements
73
a large geographical region defined by climate (precipitation & temp) w/ biotic & abiotic featu
biodiversity
biology
biome
biosphere
74
plays a critical role in the production of 02 and absorption of C02
marine algae
salt water
fish
coral
75
matter is NOT recycled
false
true
76
organisms form links in a food chain by eating and being eaten creating a
food chain
food pyramid
food web
77
process by which water evaporates from plants
precipitation
transpiration
condesation
runoff
78
Performed by ALL living organisms
babies
photsynthesis
cellular respiration
79
Dodo bird, pearly mussels, bighorn sheep and passenger pigeons have what in common?
They are all found in South America
They all have a rare chromosome
They are all found in Africa
They are all extinct
80
Cellular respiration takes place in the _____ of cells
chloroplasts
golgi apparatus
nucleus
mitochondria
81
the collection of all the populations, of all the species in an ecosystem
community
population
competition
neighbourhood
82
The smallest biome in Canada
Tundra
Boreal Forest
Mountain forest
Grasslands
83
____ of the world species live in the ocean.
2/3
1/2
1/4
2/5
84
any factor that restricts the size of population; disease, low food supply, hunting, disasters
biotic factors
abiotic factors
limiting factors
85
More than ____% of the earth's surface is covered in oceans
90
10
70
30
86
when we die decomposers break down the organic matter into inorganic matter & release it back
true
false
87
All organisms in an area that react with each other and the environment
ecosystem
sustainability
biotic factors
abiotic factors
88
a group of organisms of the same species who live in the same area at the same time.
aquatic
population
community
terrestrial
89
process by which water in any form falls from the atmosphere to the earth
runoff
precipitation
condesation
transpiration
90
An aquatic ecosystem such as lakes and streams
freshwater
marine
91
This factor effects biodiversity: change in temperature and conditions; melting ice caps
climate change
loss of habitat
invasive species
pollution
92
The largest biome in Canada
Tundra
Temperate deciduous forest
Boreal Forest
Grasslands
93
Organisms that can make their own food
producers
consumers
94
all the members of the same species living in an ecosystem
community
tolerance range
competition
population
95
The area where all living things can exist; animals, plants, micro-organisms.
Microsphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
96
A self regulated system through which energy and materials are transferred.
abiotic
sustainability
biotic
ecosystem
97
organic matter is stored in our bodies after we eat
true
false
98
What is the layer of gasses that surround the earth and extends upwards of 150000000 km ?
Nitrogen
Space
Atmosphere
Oxygen