Food Web
Energy Web
Definitions
Multiple Choice
Questions
100

What would happen if the mouse population started to disappear?

There would be fewer rattlesnakes and coyotes.

100

Which statement represents a competition?

A. a wolf eats a boar, and a crane eats grasss

B. A crane nests in marshes, a hare hides in grass

C. A hare and a lynx drink from the same river.

C. A hare and a lynx drink from the same river.

100

What is a scientist that studies ecosystems called?

ecologist

100

Which is an instinct?

A. Dogs shaking hands

B. Monkeys riding unicycles

C. Groundhogs hibernating

C. Groundhogs hibernating

100

Which is an adaptation of organisms that helps them survive?

A. Salmon and red knots migrate to reproduce or to raise their young

B. Bears' diet includes fruit, nuts, honey, and plants.

C. Diamondback rattlesnakes lie coiled under a bush

A. Salmon and red knots migrate to reproduce or to raise their young

200

How does energy move to the coyote?

1. Energy moves from the grasshopper to the mouse to the coyote.

2. From the grasshopper to the coyote

3. From the grasshopper to the prairie dog to the coyote

4. From the prairie dog to the rattlesnake to the coyote

200

Why are decomposers important to an ecosystem?

They break down dead things and add minerals ans nutrients to the soil.

200

What is the name of the job God gave to people to manage the world?

Dominion

200

What is a learned behavior?

A. Spiders spinning webs

B. Dogs sitting on command

C. Cats catching mice

B. Dogs sitting on command

200

What is the difference between a community and a population?

A community is all of the populations of organisms. A population is all of the organisms of one kind.

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300

Which factors in a web are abotic factors?

trees, temperture, birds

temperature

300

What is the difference between the ways producers and consumers get energy?

Producers get energy directly from the sun. Consumers get energy from the producers.

300

What kind of symbiosis is an interaction that helps both partners or organisms?

mutalism

300

What is one reason why animals may migrate?

A. To sleep when food supply is too low

B. To use very little energy

C. To avoid weather that is too hot or too cold

C. To avoid weather that is too hot or too cold

300

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

A food chain only shows one food source for an organism, while a food web shows more than one food source for each organism.

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400

What type of consumer is the rattlesnake? herbivore, omnivore, carnivore

carnivore

400

How does an energy pyramid show the flow of energy from one organism to another organism?

Each level passes only a small amount of its available energy to the level above.

400

What does abiotic mean?

non-living parts of ecosystems

400

What is a reason why some animals hibernate?

A. To search for food or water resources

B. To reduce breathing and heart rates to conserve energy

C. To reproduce or raise their young

B. To reduce breathing and heart rates to conserve energy

400

What are 2 reasons why Christians should learn about the interactions in ecosystems?

To exercise good dominion by living in habitats without destroying them, and to obey God's command and be good stewarts of His creation.

500

What type of consumer is the prairie dog? Herbivore, omnivore, carnivore

omnivore

500

Why does the energy pyramid have more producers than carnivores?

There must be more producers to provide enough energy for the carnivores.

500

What does biotic mean?

Living things in an ecosystem

500

Which is a biblical view of adaptation?

A. God designed organisms with the ability to adapt to survive in a fallen world.

B. God designed organisms to adapt through small changes over millions of years.

C. God designed a tree-climbing mammal to adapt to become the cat kind and the dog kind.

A. God designed organisms with the ability to adapt to survive in a fallen world.

500

The lion uses its speed and claws to hunt. When the lion hunts, it helps control the zebra population. What is ths role called?

A. its niche   B. its habitat    C. its learned behavior

A. its niche

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