Energy Pyramid
Food Webs
Cycles
Reproduction
Natural Selection
100

What is the 10% Rule in energy pyramids?

Only 10% of the energy is passed to the next trophic level; the rest is lost.


100

What is a food web?

  • Answer: A food web consists of all the food chains in a single ecosystem.
100

What process releases carbon into the atmosphere?

Combustion.


100

What is a major advantage of asexual reproduction?

It is faster and requires less energy.

100

What is natural selection?

A mechanism of evolution where better-adapted organisms survive and reproduce. 


200

If primary producers have 100,000 kcal of energy, how much energy is available for primary consumers?

10,000 kcal.

200

Why is each living thing in an ecosystem part of multiple food chains?

Answer: Because they can have various food sources.


200

What is the main purpose of photosynthesis in the carbon cycle?

  • Answer: To store carbon.
200

How does natural selection create variation in populations?

It promotes traits that help organisms adapt to their environment.

300

Which consumer receives the most energy captured by producers: spider, owl, snake, butterfly, or eagle?

Owl

300

How do food webs demonstrate the flow of energy and nutrients?

  • Answer: They show the interconnected paths energy and nutrients take through different organisms.


300

What is ammonification?

 The process where decomposers convert organic matter into ammonium.

300

What type of reproduction do aphids use in summer?

Asexual reproduction

300

What is the main result of natural selection?

Increased survival and reproduction of well-adapted individuals.

400

What does it mean for organisms to occupy multiple trophic levels?

Some organisms can feed on and belong to more than one trophic level.

400

What are primary producers in a food web?

Organisms that produce energy through photosynthesis, like plants.

400

What is denitrification?

The process where bacteria convert nitrates in the soil into nitrogen gas.

400

What is the main advantage of sexual reproduction?

It increases genetic variation in a population.

400

What is artificial selection?

Humans choosing desirable traits in plants and animals.

500

How does energy flow in an energy pyramid? 

Energy is transferred from one level to the next, decreasing as it moves up.

500

Give an example of how a food chain can affect a food web.

Give an example of how a food chain can affect a food web.

500

Describe nitrogen fixation in simple terms

 It breaks apart nitrogen molecules in the atmosphere to combine with other atoms.

500

500 Points: Provide an example of an organism that reproduces both sexually and asexually.

  • Aphids.


500

How do organisms change over time due to natural selection?

They adapt to their environments, leading to changes in species.

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