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HONORS-Ecology HW
NAME ______________________________________Per_______
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Circle the letter of the answer that is TRUE. There may be more than one correct answer.
Circle TWO types of heterotrophs that eat other animals?
A. omnivores
B. herbivores
C. carnivores
All of life on earth exists in a region known as ________________
A. an ecosystem
B. a biome
C. the biosphere
D. ecology
The process in which organisms use chemical energy stored IN THE CHEMICAL BONDS OF INORGANIC
MOLECULES to make their own food in the absence of light is called _________________.
A. photosynthesis
B. chemosynthesis
C. fermentation
D. cellular respiration
Heterotrophs are also called ________________.
A. autotrophs
B. photosynthesizers
C. producers
D. consumers
Each step in a food chain or web is called a __________________.
A. energy trap
B. consumer index
C. trophic level
D. ecology group
Autotrophs can also be called _______________________.
A. producers
B. consumers
C. detritivores
D. decomposers
All of the following would be considered ABIOTIC factors EXCEPT ___________
A. climate
B. soil
C. decomposers
D. temperature
___________________ are found at the beginning of every food chain.
A. producers
B. primary consumers
C. secondary consumers
D. decomposers
Only about _______ percent of the energy available within one trophic level is transferred to organisms at the
next trophic level when they are eaten.
1%
5%
TYPE OF HETEROTROPH
10%
50%
How does it get its energy?
100%
Give 2 Examples
ABSORBS energy by breaking down
organic matter
OMNIVORE
Humans, bears, crows
Eat only plants
FEED on dead plant and animal
remains
CARNIVORE
PUT THE FOLLOWING IN ORDER FROM LEAST TO MOST COMPLEX
BIOSPHERE
POPULATION
ECOSYSTEM
COMMUNITY
ORGANISM
BIOME
_________________→________________→_____________ →
_________________→ ______________→_______________
USE THE DIAGRAM AT THE LEFT TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING:
The hawk in this diagram is an example of a _______________ consumer.
A. primary
B. secondary
C. tertiary
D. quaternary
The mouse in this diagram is an example of a _______________ consumer.
A. primary
B. secondary
C. tertiary
D. quaternary
Herbivores are always ________________ consumers.
A. primary
B. secondary
C. tertiary
D. quaternary
Organisms so similar to one another that they can breed and produce fertile offspring are said to be the same
A. genotype
B. community
C. species
D. diversity
In an ecosystem no two species can share the same niche in the same habitat at the same time.
This is called the ________________________ __________________________ principle.
What would happen in an ecosystem if there were no decomposers? BE SPECIFIC. Don’t say “everything will die”
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
EXPLAIN HOW THESE ARE DIFFERENT
NICHE
HABITAT
DECOMPOSER
DETRITIVORE
Name the 3 types of SYMBIOSIS
TYPES OF SYMBIOSIS
DESCRIPTION
Relationship in which one organism benefits, but the
other in neither helped nor harmed
Relationship in which one organism benefits and the
other is harmed in some way
Relationship in which both organisms benefit
EXPLAIN how predators and prey interact in an ecosystem. (Don’t just tell me one eats and the other is eaten.
There is a balance and interaction between the two.) What happens to the predator population when the prey
population decreases and what happens to the prey population when the predator population decreases?
THINK ABOUT IT- Look at the food web below and answer the questions.
Name a producer in the food web above.
______________________________________
Name a decomposer in the food web above ______________________________________
Name two heterotrophs ___________________________ ___________________________
THINK ABOUT IT: What do you think will happen to the Golden-crowned kinglet population in this community if
all the salamanders were killed off by a disease?
The Golden-crowned kinglet population might INCREASE because _______________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
The Golden-crowned kinglet population might DECREASE because _______________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
What biotic or abiotic factors could determine which of these is correct? GIVE AN EXAMPLE FROM THE
DIAGRAM. ___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
Vocabulary-Define the following:
1. Ecological succession
2. Pioneer species
3. Climax community
4. Primary succession
5. Secondary succession
6. Tertiary succession