Animals and Ecosystems
Energy Roles
Biodiversity
Human Impacts/Symbiosis
Biomes
100

What does it mean to be a biotic factor?

To be living 

100

What is a carnivore that feeds on the bodies of dead organisms called

Scavenger

100

 

37.  Which is an example of an ecosystem with a LOW biodiversity?

A.  coral reef

B.  rain forest

C.  deciduous forest

D.  cornfield

D. Cornfield

100

Which type of symbiosis is represented by the following example?

A bird builds its nest in a tree

Commensalism

100

What is the main factor used to determine biomes?

         A.  living organisms    

         B.  landforms

         C.  climate

        D.  continent size

C. Climate

200

What is an ecosystem dependent on?

A. Reproduction

B. The Sun (Energy)

C. Bacteria

B. The Sun (Energy)

200

Is energy lost or gained as you move up through the energy pyramid?

Energy is Lost

200

What is one way we can protect biodiversity?

A.  cut down the rainforest

B.  buy and sell endangered species

C.  preserve animals’ habitats

C. Preserve animals' habitats

200

Which type of symbiosis is represented by the following example?

A shark offering safety to fish who are cleaning the sharks fins 

Mutualism 

200

Which biome has the greatest amount of biodiversity?

The Tropical Rainforest

300

The mountain goat can easily climb rocky cliffs that other animals cannot.  Their fur is long, white, and blends into their surroundings. What is this an example of?

An adaptation

300

Where is the most energy available in the energy pyramid?

At the bottom

300

The construction of the housing development and highway caused a decrease in biodiversity through…

A.  addition of exotic species

B.  poaching

C.  habitat destruction

D.  immigration

C. Habitat destruction 

300

A turtle family must cross the highway to get to a pond.  Which of the following is an example of a physical barrier from this example?

A.  highway

B.  housing development

C.  forest

A. Highway

300

This is the biome that Nebraska is in

Grasslands

400

Individuals whose unique characteristics are best adapted for their environment tend to survive and produce offspring describes what process ?

A.  natural selection

B.  niche

C.  migration

D.  symbiosis

A. Natural Selection

400

What concept explains why two species cannot occupy the same niche at the same time because of the struggle for food and other resources?

         A.  carrying capacity

         B.  competition

         C.  adaptation

A. Carrying Capacity

400

Which of the following biomes has the greatest biodiversity?

Tropical rainforest or Coral Reef?

Tropical Rainforest

400

A wolf attacks and eats a rabbit.  The wolf is considered a 

Predator

400

Which list is correctly ordered from SMALLEST to LARGEST?

A.  population, organism, community, ecosystem

B.  organism, community, ecosystem, population

C.  ecosystem, population, community, organism

D.  organism, population, community, ecosystem

D. organism, population, community, ecosystem

500

Which is a first level consumer?

Rabbits are a first level consumer

500

The role of an organism in its habitat or how it makes its living is known as…

         A.  adaptation

         B.  niche

         C.  biome

B. Niche

500

Which would be an example of a population within an ecosystem?

A. all the deer in the forest

B.  all the mammals in a forest

C.  all the trees in a forest

A. All the deer in the forest

500

Which type of symbiosis is represented by the following example?

A tick latches onto a dog and starts to drink its blood

Parasitism

500

What biome is characterized as having little to no rain and has some extremely hot temperatures.

Desert

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