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Winter Final Exam 2022
Winter Final Exam 2022
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A review of semester 1 (ecology)
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1
Which best describes the greenhouse effect?
something that has only occurred for the last 50 years
a natural phenomenon that maintains Earth's temperature range
the result of differences in the angle of the sun's rays
an unnatural phenomenon that causes heat to radiate back to the atmopshere
2
A wolf pack hunts, kills, and feeds on a moose. The wolves are
hosts
mutualists
predators
prey
3
Condensation is when
water vapor turns into liquid droplets
water droplets fall due to gravity
liquid water evaporates from plants
liquid water turns into a gas
4
Which organisms are found in the climax community for this ecosystem?
weeds and grasses
lichens and moss
volcanoes and soil
trees and shrubs
5
Biodiversity means
the variety of humans in a community
the variety of animals in a zoo
the variety of species in an area or on earth
none of these
6
What does a herbivore eat?
Meat only
Plants and Meat
Spaghetti
Plants only
7
What is a carnivore?
A plant-eater
A decomposer
A plant and meat-eater
A meat-eater
8
The loss of water vapor through the stomata in plant leaves is known as
evaporation
transpiration
precipitation
condensation
9
A symbiotic relationship in which one organism is harmed and the other benefits is
mutualism
commensalism
predation
parasitism
10
The first trophic level has 13,000 KCal of energy available. How much energy will be transferred to the 2nd level?
130 KCal
13,000 KCal
13 KCal
1,300 KCal
11
The graph shows the growth of a bacterial population. Which correctlydescribes the growth?
logistic
exponential
limiting
demographic
12
Based on the food web, which of the organisms would be considered a primary consumer?
mice
grasses
none of the above
owls
13
What is a limiting factor?
a group of interacting populations in the same area at the same time
any factors that restrict (limit) a population's size
any nonliving factor in the environment
any living factor in the environment
14
What is an omnivore
The sun
A primary producer
Consumers that eat only plants
Consumers that eat both plants and animals
15
In feeding relationship models like food chains and food webs, the arrow points in the direction of
producers
who is dying
who got eaten
energy flow
16
Introduced species can threaten biodiversity because they can
crowd out native species
cause desertification
cause biological magnification
reduce the amount of fertile land
17
How do decomposers get energy?
by eating plants
by eating animals
by eating dead organisms
sunlight
18
Another word that means the same thing as producer is
decomposer
consumer
autotroph
heterotroph
19
What is the main reason that explains why invasive species are so successful in new ecosystems?
they have no natural predators in the new ecosystem
invasive species usually have low birth rates
they are all omnivores so they can eat anything
they don't compete with other species for food, shelter, or space
20
Which is a form of symbiosis in which both species benefit?
predation
commensalism
parasitism
mutualism
21
The introduction of invasive species, climate change, habitat loss, and pollution all affect which of these?
the water cycle
the stratosphere
global warming
biodiversity
22
The levels of ecological organization from SMALLEST TO LARGEST are
community, organism, population, ecosystem, biome
organism, populations, community, ecosystem, biome
organism, population, ecosystem, community, biome
biome, ecosystem, community, population, organism
23
Which is an abiotic factor?
ants
tree
water
bacteria
24
Only 10% of energy in an organism is passed to the next trophic level. The rest is
used in reproduction
stored as fat
stored as body tissue
eliminated as heat
25
What is one difference between primary and secondary succession?
primary modifies the environment and secondary doesn't
secondary begins on soil and primary begins on newly exposed surfaces
secondary begins with lichens and primary begins with trees
primary is rapid and secondary is slow
26
Which of the following processes is
NOT
a part of the water cycle?
condensation
biomagnification
evaporation
precipitation
27
Precipitation is when
liquid water evaporates from plants
liquid water turns into a gas
water droplets fall due to gravity
water vapor turns into liquid droplets
28
Which is NOT a characteristic of all living things?
growth and development
response to the environment
ability to reproduce
ability to move
29
Emigration is...
when an animal moves into an area
something that prevents an organism from reaching its full potential
when two or more living things work together.
when an animal moves out of an area
30
Which of these is an ABIOTIC factor?
Earthworm
Plant
Sun
Fish
31
Evaporation is when
water vapor turns into liquid droplets
liquid water evaporates from plants
water droplets fall due to gravity
liquid water turns into a gas
32
Based on the food web, which of the following would be considered a secondary consumer?
birds
none of the above
grasshoppers
carrots
33
The branch of biology about interactions among organisms, between organisms and their environment is
modeling
recycling
ecology
economy
34
According to the diagram, where is a majority of water on Earth found?
in lakes
in groundwater
in ice caps and glaciers
in oceans
35
A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is unaffected is called
relationship
mutualism
commensalism
parasitism
36
Which of the following processes takes CO
2
out
of the atmosphere?
decaying organisms
photosynthesis in plants/trees
burning logs in a fireplace (combustion)
consumers eating producers for energy (animal respiration)
37
Primary succession would most likely occur after
a forest fire
farmland is abandoned
a lava flow
a severe storm
38
According to the chart, which of the following has contributed the most to greenhouse gas emissions?
nitrous oxide
carbon dioxide
HFCs and PFCs
methane
39
A word that means the same thing as consumer is
carbohydrate
autotroph
heterotroph
producer
40
Which best describes the trend seen in the graph?
the populationg is increasing over time because resources are plentiful
the population is decreasing over time because less people are having kids
the population is decreasing over time because resources are limited
the population is increasing over time because of severe weather
41
Which human influence is responsible for ocean temperatures to rise and bleach coral?
solar power creation
introduction of non-native species
shoreline erosion
burning fossil fuels
42
Which is a density-independent factor
a severe drought
severe overcrowding
an intestinal parasite
a fatal virus
43
When the wolf population increases, what happens to the moose population?
decreases
increases
stays the same
it always is on a gradual decline, regardless of the wolf population
44
Which of the following is an example of a producer?
lion
plants
human
the sun
45
Which of these best descripes the relationship shown by this Kelp Forest Ecosystem?
sea urchins are the prey of kelp
sheepheads are the predators of giant sea bass
giant sea bass is a predator of sheephead
giant sea bass is the prey of sheephead
46
If a population grows larger than the carrying capacity of the environment the
death rate must fall
death rate may rise
birth rate may rise
birth rate must fall