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Science Pentathlon 2016 #3
Science Pentathlon 2016 #3
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1
Animal invaders make friends easily and do not disrupt current ecosystems.
True
False
2
The leading cause of species extinctions today is
Pollutants in Rivers and Streams
All types of habitat destruction
Deforestation
Forest Fires
3
How many hypotheses are there about what causes biodiversity?
7
4
6
5
4
Energy is transferred from one organism to another similarly to objects in classroom experiment
True
False
5
Biodiversity hotspots in India include:
Eastern Himalayan and Western Ghat
Southern Himalayan and Western Ghat
Western Himalayan and Eastern Ghat
Eastern Himalayan and Northern Ghat
6
Reducing emissions, and conserving electricity can have a negative impact on our air quality.
True
False
7
The first law of thermodynamics states that
You have mass, you matter
Matter cannot be destroyed
Matter cannot be created
Matter cannot be created or destroyed
8
Sunlight is required for all forms of photosynthesis to occur.
True
Kind of, it's called chemosysnthesis
False
9
How many biodiversity hotspots have been identified on Earth?
35
37
25
85
10
Disturbances originating inside of the ecosystem are called
endogenous
exogenous
11
The cycles of nutrient movement through an ecosystem are called
geobiochemical cycles
biogeochemical cycles
geochemical cycles
biochemical cycles
12
In India, the folklore tale based off of commensalism involved a jackal named
Eyeore
Chandru
Lone Jackal
Comandu
13
Undecomposed organic material is known as litter
False
True
14
Natural resources can be replaced quickly.
False
True
15
Our climate is changing at a rate we have never seen before. This will not impact Earth at all
True
False
16
Human's ecological footprint in becoming more destructive as we evolve
False
True
17
Ecosystems could potentially collapse if certain species were to die out. They are called
disturbance species
basal species
intermediate species
keystone species
18
Human population growth is slowing down
False
True
19
Disturbances can be caused by humans. These are called anthropogenic.
True
False
20
Invasive species are not a form of biotic invasions.
False
True
21
Overkill, such as trophy hunting, can quickly threaten a species.
False
True
22
Disturbances originating outside of the ecosystem are called
exogenous
endogenous
23
Water shortages are becoming more common all over the world.
True
False
24
India exports Plantago a plant that has adapted to the arid region of North India as a laxative
False
True
25
"Think Globally, Act Locally" means that you can make a difference by doing little things here
True
False
26
The second law of thermodynamics states that
energy remains in its original place
energy disperses
energy is cool
energy spreads out, unless it is prevented from doing so
27
Conservation biology is concerned with the creation of new ecosystems.
True
False
28
Sustainable stewardship means that
we just use them up
we use resources faster than we replace them
e stop using resources
we do not use resources faster that we can replace them
29
Pollution is no big deal to India. They got this.
Pollution is a big deal to the planet
True
What?! There's no pollution!
False
30
Decomposition is the breakdown of inorganic materials
True
False