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Ecology Unit Review
I am going to study tonight.
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An example of a herbivore is
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Spider
Deer
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If a snake eats a mouse that eats
grass, the snake is a
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Producer
First level consumer
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Where is the most energy available
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Producer level (bottom)
First level consumer
Second level consumer
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In which process do producers use carbon
from carbon dioxide to produce glucose?
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Respiration
Photosynthesis
Precipitation
Nitrogen cycle
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Kudzu is a vine that was brought to the southern
U.S. from China. Because it came from another
part of the world it is known as
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Native Species
Exotic Species
Host
Endangered
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The Sahara desert prevents organisms from
northern Africa from dispersing to southern Africa.
The desert is an example of which limit to
dispersal?
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Climate
Physical barrier
Competition
Food and water
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In the Lion King, a group of buzzards thought
Simba was dead and tried to eat him. They are
examples of __________ which feed on the bodies
of dead organisms.
1. First level
consumer
2. Scavengers
3. Producers
4. Herbivores
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The first organism in a food chain is
always a
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Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
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Which of the following is NOT an
example of dispersal
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The wind carrying
spiders to another place
A wolf carrying sticky
plant burs on its fur
A beetle being carried
down a river floating on
a leaf
A mouse living in a field
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The source of energy for most
autotrophs is
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Water
The sun
Heterotrophs
Other autotrophs
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Which of the following is a biotic
factor?
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Water
Carbon
Sunlight
Trees
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Which of the following is an
example of a population?
1. All the trees in the
woods
2. All the cats and dogs
in your
neighborhood
3. The rocks in a rock
collection
4. The white tail deer in
a forest
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If you count 40 worms in a garden measuring 10
square meters, the population density of the
worms is
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400 worms per sq meter
40 worms per sq meter
10 worms per sq meter
4 worms per sq meter
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A group of boys leaving my room to go to Mrs.
Anderson’s room in search of more fun is an
example of
1. Immigration
2. Emigration
3. Increasing birth
rate
4. Decreasing birth
rate
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When Dori was stung by the jellyfish,
she was almost an example of
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Predator
Prey
Host
Parasite
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Bacteria in your intestine that make vitamin K are
an example of which type of interaction?
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Competition
Mutualism
Parasitism
Predation
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A drought that prevents further growth of
peaches in Georgia is an example of
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Carrying capacity
A limiting factor
Biotic factor
Indirect observation
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Which of the following is not a
limiting factor?
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Food
Soil
Space
Weather
conditions
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The sharks powerful jaws help it catch and
eat its prey. This is an example of a
1. Predator
Adaptation
2. Camouflage
3. Prey adaptation
4. Mimicry
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When a tape worm lives in a dog,
the dog is the
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Parasite
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Predator
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A bird building its nest in a pine tree
is an example of
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Commensalism
Mutualism
Parasitism
Predation
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Mosses and lichens are known as _________________
because they are the first to populate an area where
primary succession is taking place
1. Secondary
species
2. Primary species
3. Pioneer species
4. Succession
species
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What do the arrows in a food web
represent?
1. Predator prey
relationships
2. The directions in which
animals move in order
to find food
3. The transfer of energy
and matter
4. Parasite host
relationships
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Second level consumers may be
either carnivores or omnivores.
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Bees and flowers are biotic factors
in an ecosystem.
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The population density decreases
as the number of individuals in an
area increases.
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All the members of a community
belong to the same species.
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A tapeworm living inside a wolf’s
body is a predator.
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Bacteria and fungi are examples of
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Producers
Consumer
Decomposer
Scavenger
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A bear is a __________ because it
cannot make its own food.
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Producer
Consumer
Parasite
Host
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At the end of Charlotte’s Web, the
baby spiders were dispersed by the
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Water
Wind
Sun
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All of the biotic and abiotic factors
in an area make up the
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Organism
Population
Community
Ecosystem
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Squirrels, insects, and trees make up a level
of ecological organization known as
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Organism
Population
Community
Ecosystem
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After the boys leave my room for Mrs. Anderson’s, I can
count the books they left behind (traces of them) in order to
find out how many referrals to write. I am doing what type
of observation?
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2.
3.
4.
Direct Observation
Indirect Observation
Sampling
Mark and Recapture
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When the bird and the squirrel struggle to
occupy a certain niche in an ecosystem,
they are in
1. Symbiosis
2. Predation
3. Competition
4. Commensalism
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