A good example of a population is...

The grove of oak trees at New Glarus Woods State Park

Look at the photo. What is evidence that an interaction has occured?

all of these are changes and therefore evidence

Which of the following is an example of an organism interacting with a nonliving thing?

A prairie dog that lives beneath the soil

A population is determined by...

Their location or living in the same area

Which of the following would be a certain cause for a population change?

A change in temperature over time

How are populations unique?

populations consist of one species

What is the trend of burnt areas caused by forest fires based on this graph?

The burnt areas have declined since 1985

A population is different from a species because...

Populations are determined by where they are located

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1
What is the MOST important reason for interactions?
safety
food
survival
reproduction
2
The study of living organisms is...
ornathology
ecology
biology
entomology
3
A good example of a population is...
Your pet guinea pig who just had babies
a group of deer grazing in your backyard
a family of frogs at twining park
The grove of oak trees at New Glarus Woods State Park
4
Look at the photo. What is evidence that an interaction has occured?
The deer loses parasites
The deer is cleaned
all of these are changes and therefore evidence
The birds are fed
5
Which of the following is an example of an organism interacting with a nonliving thing?
A prairie dog that lives beneath the soil
A beaver that cuts down a tree with its teeth
A flower that's pollinated by a bee
A plant and a fungus growing together as a lichen
6
A population is determined by...
The same characteristics
Their location or living in the same area
None of these determine a population
The same kingdom
7
A living thing is called an...
energy
ecology
interaction
organism
8
The study of interactions between organisms and organisms and their environment is called...
botany
field biologist
ecology
biology
9
Which of the following would be a certain cause for a population change?
A rain storm
A change in temperature over time
An adult organism is unable to breed
The loss of an individual organism
10
Interactions occur...
between many organisms
all of these are correct
for survival of an organism
between organisms and their environment
11
This picture is evidence of...
interaction with another organism
reproduction
interaction with the environment
all of these are correct
12
This photo shows evidence of...
no interaction is occuring
a population change
survival
an environmental interaction
13
Which of the following is one of the categories that we group interactions into?
interactions
biology
survival
reproduction
14
This photo shows evidence of what type of interaction?
Food
Survival
Symolism
Reproduction
15
How are populations unique?
populations consist of one species
populations consist only of animals
populations can consists of plants and fungi
populations consisd of many species
16
What is the trend of burnt areas caused by forest fires based on this graph?
The number of fires in general have increased
The dependent variable is square miles
The units are years
The burnt areas have declined since 1985
17
How do you KNOW an interaction has occured?
There has been a change
Somthing rare happened
You saw it occur
There's more than one organism present
18
A population is different from a species because...
Populations are determined by where they are located
Species are just in one area
Population involves the same type of organism
Species change populations don't
19
The study of living organisms in their natural habitat is known as...
biology
geneology
field biology
ecology
20
Which of these environments would have the most biodiversity...
This school
A farm
A lake
Your yard

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