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ECOLOGY VERSION

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What is another name given to producers?

 A. Autotrophs

 C. Consumers

 B. Herbivores

 D. Carnivores

A. Autotrophs

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What is the term for organisms interaction with each other and their environment?

 A. Population

 C. Ecosystem

 B. Organisms

 D. Community

C. Ecosystem

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What two factors are considered biotic?

 A. Water and sunlight

 C.

Temperature and soil

 B. Bacteria and fungi

 D. wood and dirt

B. Bacteria and fungi

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Which of the following lists are examples of ABIOTIC factors?

 A. Sun, Soil, Water

 C. A deer, Tree, Rocks

 B. Sun, Soil, Fungus

 D. Fungus, Rocks, Soil

A. Sun, Soil, Water

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What would happen if producers were removed from their ecosystem?

A. They would have no great effect.

C. Other populations would increase

 B. It would have a great impact, but the other species would adapt

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D.It would have a great impact and the rest of the species would suffer

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D. It would have a great impact and other species would suffer

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What is the difference between a food chain and food web?

A. There is no difference.

 C. Food chain consists of a single chain.

Food web is a complex feeding network.

B. Food chain is a complex feeding network. Food web consists of single chain.

D. One shows trophic levels and the other does not.

 C. Food chain consists of a single chain.

Food web is a complex feeding network.

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Why are decomposers important for an ecosystem?

 A. They can be omnivores.

 C. They capture energy from the sun .

 B. They return nutrients to the environment.

 D. They are producers

B. They return nutrients to the environment.

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The water and carbon cycle are similar in that

 A. They directly depend on photosynthesis

 C. They both recycle matter

 B. They use fossil fuels

 D. They both take place mostly under ground

C. They both recycle matter

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What process allows carbon dioxide to enter the living parts of the ecosystem?

 A. Condensation

 C. Burning fossil fuels

 B. Precipitation

 D. Photosynthesis

D. Photosynthesis

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What happens when a population reaches carrying capacity?

 A. Population is unaffected

 C. Population increases

 B. Population begins to stabilize

 D. Population has unlimited resources

 B. population begins to stabilize

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Each level in the food chain contains less energy than one before because some energy

 A. is lost as heat

 C. is added to the system

 B. is consumed by carnivores

 D. incorporated into biomass

A. is lost as heat

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What is the process used by autotrophs to make their own sources of energy?

 A. cellular respiration

 C. Chemosynthesis

 B. Photosynthesis

 D. Chloroplast

B. Photosynthesis

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What are the trophic levels shown in energy, biomass, and number pyramids?

 A. Biome, ecosystem, community, population

C. primary, secondary, tertiary consumers

 B. photosynthesis and chemosynthesis

 D. bacteria, fungus, consumers

 C. Primary, secondary, tertiary consumers

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Which illustration shows the total calories

Available in the ecosystem?

 A. Pyramid of numbers

 C. Food web

 B. Biomass pyramid

 D. Energy pyramid

D. Energy pyramid

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What is the study of organisms and their interactions with the environment?

 A. Ecology

 C. Ecosystems

 B. Biology

 D. Psychology

A. Ecology

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