What are the 3 major regions in the Biosphere?

The atmosphere, The hydrosphere and the lithosphere

A community refers to

a number of populations of different species

What are the three understandings of the outdoor environments did we look at?

Artistic, Indigenous Australian and Historical

A population refers to

A group of organisms of the same species

A group of organisms of the same type

What are the four trophic levels?

Tertiary, Secondary, Primary and Producers

What is the Biosphere?

A shell approx 20KM wide surrounding the Earth.

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Unit 2 Outcome 1 OES Revision

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1
Which is not a why to distinguish an area?
Education Zones
Public and Private Land
Use of Management Zones
Vegetation Types
2
Abiotic is a living organism
True
False
3
Which is a short term change?
Changes from day to night
Primary and Secondary Succesion
Migration
Climate Change
4
What are the 3 major regions in the Biosphere?
The atmosphere, The hydrosphere and the lithosphere
The atmosphere, The hydrosphere and the Cyrosphere
The biosphere, The hydrosphere and the lithosphere
The atmosphere, The sphere and the lithosphere
5
Which is not a cycle we looked at?
Water cycle
Carbon- Oxygen cycle
Nitrogen cycle
Nutrient cycle
6
A community refers to
Individual living things
a number of populations of different species
A group of organisms of the same type
A group of organisms of the same species
7
What are the three understandings of the outdoor environments did we look at?
Artistic, Recreation and Historical
Artistic, Indigenous Australian and Music
Artistic, Indigenous Australian and Historical
Painting, Indigenous Australian and Historical
8
Rock climbing does not require a specific outdoor environment
True
False
9
Which is not a factor that affects outdoor environment?
Geology
Position and Aspect
Climate
Biogeochemical
10
A population refers to
A group of organisms of the same species
Individual living things
a number of populations of different species
A group of organisms of the same type
11
Change occurs on how many levels?
2
3
4
8
12
What describes the result on the flora and fauna that occur due to one type of vegetation sharing a boarder with another
Weed Invasion
The Edge Effect
Different Inhabitants
Micro Climatic
13
Immigration and emigration are the only two type of migration?
True
False
14
A ................ follows one path of energy and materials between species.
Food Chain
Food Web
15
Who is responsible for Victoria's public land?
Victorian Government
DELWP
Private land Managers
Park Victoria
16
An organism refers to
A group of organisms of the same species
Individual living things
A group of organisms of the same type
a number of populations of different species
17
Species refers to
a number of populations of different species
A group of organisms of the same species
A group of organisms of the same type
Individual living things
18
Which is not a level of change?
Population
Individual organisms
Community
Large Scale
19
How many major regions of the Earth are there in the Biosphere?
2
5
3
1
20
Which is a long term change?
Tidal Flow
Flood and Drought
Seasons
Climate Change
21
What are the four trophic levels?
Tertiary, Secondary, Primary and Processes
Tertiary, Succession, Primary and Producers
University, Secondary, Primary and Producers
Tertiary, Secondary, Primary and Producers
22
What is the Biosphere?
A shell approx 50KM wide surrounding the Earth
A shell approx 20KM wide surrounding the Earth.
A gaseous envelope of air surrounding the Earth
The soil and rocky crust of the Earth, its mantle and core of molten rock

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