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Biology 2201 Unit 1 Topics 1-3 Review for Test 1
Biology 2201 Unit 1 Topics 1-3 Review for Test 1
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The benthic zone contains worms, molluscs, and other bottom-dwelling organisms
True
False
2
Heterotrophs produce carbon dioxide and water whereas Autotrophs produce oxygen and glucose
True
False
3
This equation represents which energy process?
Cellular Respiration
Energy Pyramid
Chemosynthesis
Photosynthesis
4
Which energy process occurs where there is NO sunlight available?
Chemosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Energy Pyramid
Photosynthesis
5
An omnivore is usually identified as an organism belonging to the 3rd trophic level
False
True
6
An estuary would have less biodiversity than a river
False
True
7
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Hydrogen Sulfide are the reactants of Chemosynthesis
False
True
8
Which term describes organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring:
Species
Population
Organism
Community
9
Which of the following areas would contain the greatest biodiversity? hint...remember the heirarchical nomenclature
Taiga
litteral zone
Ecosystem
Estuary
10
What is the name for the feeding level in an ecosystem by which energy is transferred?
Trophic Level
Primary Consumer
Photosynthesis
Pyramid of Energy
11
The majority of organisms will thrive and be in abundance in which of the following?
zones with optimal temp, pH and space available
zones of physiological stress with limited temp, pH and space
12
The picture below shows which biome? (Hint: it has a permafrost).
Marine
Prairie Grassland
Tundra
Boreal Forest
13
What is the term for an area between two biomes that has increased diversity?
Estuary
Ecotone
Range of Tolerance
Marine Biome
14
An autotroph is an organism that CANNOT make its own food.
False
True
15
Temperate Deciduous Forest have the deepest and richest soils of all the Canadian Biomes
True
False
16
How much energy is carried forward each time energy moves from one trophic level to the next?
1%
10%
90%
100%
17
The Oceanic zone includes both the Bathyal and Abyssal Zones
False
True
18
The Neritic Zone is the deepest part of the ocean there no light can reach
False
True
19
Which biome is found in Southern Ontario, has a long, hot, and humid summer and has an abundance of broad leaved trees?
Boreal Forest
Temperate Deciduous
Prairie Grassland
Tundra
20
What is the role of decomposers in a food chain/web? (2 possible answers)
Recycle matter
Create food
Consume dead plant and animal matter/waste
Eat plants
21
If an autotroph contained 10 000kJ, how much energy would be available to the 3rd Trophic Level?
10
1000
100000
100
22
Which organism in the image is the secondary consumer?
Deer
Grass
Lion
Sun
23
An herbivore is an example of an organism found in the 1st trophic level
False
True
24
True or false living things are known as abiotic factors?
False
True
25
Which organism in the food chain below is the producer (autotroph)?
Lion
Deer
Grass
Sun
26
Glucose and Sulfuric acid are the products of Cellular Respiration
True
False
27
The study of the abiotic and biotic features of an environment is called:
Demography
Ecology
Chemistry
Biology
28
An herbivore is an example of and organism found in the 1st trophic level
False
True
29
The abundance of terrestrial life increases as the temperature and amount of precipitation increase.
True
False
30
The littoral zone is the region along the shore of a freshwater ecosystem.
True
False
31
The following characteristics represent which biome: - Long cold winter, short warm summer, mostly coniferous trees?
Prairie Grassland
Boreal Forest
Tundra
Temperate Deciduous Forest
32
An ecosystem includes only BIOTIC factors
True
False
33
The broadest classification category is:
Kingdom
Phylum
Species
Domain
34
A group of individuals of the SAME species living in the same geographical area is called a:
Ecosystem
Population
Biome
Community