Biomass or Nah?
Photosynthesis This
Energy Pyramid
Ecosystems
Foodwebs
100

A driver on the interstate hits a deer on his way to work and kills the deer. Is the deer carcass considered biomass? Yes, or no?

Yes

100

2. Which of the following do plants gain from sunlight?

A.Water

B.Energy

C.Soil

D.Nutrients

B.) Energy

100

True or False: Consumers form the base of any energy pyramid.

False

100

This word describes the TOTAL number of a specific organism for a given area.

What is population?

100

A food web is __________.

A) The food spiders catch in their webs.

B) A combination of several food chains linked together.

C) The process a plant uses to create food using energy from the sun.

D) None of the above.

B) A combination of several food chains linked together.

200

True or False: In order for something to have biomass, it must be a living organism.

False: Biomass is any mass FROM an organism.

200

3. Chlorophyll effects which part of a plant?

A.Its color

B.Its size

C.Its weight

D.Its height

A. Its color

200

In an energy pyramid describing an ocean food web, which organism would be the tertiary consumer?

A.) Coral

B.) Seaweed

C.) Sea lion

D.) Great White Shark

D.) Great White Shark

200

Which does NOT describe a habitat? A) a specific area where an animal spends most of its time B) a specific area where an organism lives C) Milkweed plant is where a milkweed bug lives D) it is the number of a particular species

D.)it is the number of a particular species

200

This is the source in which all food webs get energy.

What is the sun?

300

Jackson is doing an experiment to see how light effects the biomass growth of bean seeds. He places 6 ounces of soil/fertilizer in one pot, and repeats this procedure in an identical pot. He plants 7 grams of bean seeds in each pot. He finally waters the pots with 9 ounces of water each before placing one pot into a blackout box and the other under a greenhouse lamp. Identify the control variables in Jackson's experiment.

The control variables are: The amount of soil, seeds, and water.

300

1. Which of the following describes how plant nutrition differs from human nutrition?

A. Plants make their own nutrients while humans must consume nutrients.

B. Plant nutrition consists mainly of protein while human nutrition consists of carbohydrates.

C. Plants consume nutrients from the soil while humans make their own nutrients.

D. Plants cannot make their own nutrients while humans can.

A. Plants make their own nutrients while humans must consume nutrients.

300

Which of the following is not an example of a decomposer?

A.) Owl

B.) Mushroom

C.) Earthworm

D.)Fungi

A.) Owl

300

What role does a wolf play in a forest ecosystem?

A) Consumer

B) Producer

C) Niche

D) Decomposer

A.) Consumer

300

In order to place an organism in the appropriate spot in a food web, you must know these two things, _______ & _________.

Predator and prey (What it eats and what eats them)

400

1.)An apple ripens and falls from an apple tree. 

2.) A deer comes along and eats the apple. 

3.) After digesting the nutrients from the apple, the deer "discards" the seeds from the apple as waste product, or feces. 

4.) The seeds are then fertilized, and begin growing a new apple tree.

Which step from the scenario described above depicts the moment when biomass becomes "food" in the ecosystem's food web?

Step 2

400

What might happen if plants could not produce glucose?

  • A.) They would not be green
  • B.) They could not grow and function
  • C.) They could not absorb energy from the sun
  • D.) They would not have leaves


B.) They could not grow and function.

400

On a farm ecosystem, a cow would be considered the primary consumer because _____________.

The cow eats the producer.

400

Johnny plant an apple seed next to his house in the yard. Which of the following best describes the niche of the seed?

A.) The seed's niche is a consumer because it will eventually be fertilized, grow, and provide food for consumers.

B.) The seed's niche is a decomposer because once it is a full grown apple tree, apples will fall from the tree and decompose leaving new seeds.

C.) The seed's niche is a producer because once the seed is fertilized, it has the potential to grow into a tree, providing food to primary consumers.

D.) The seed's niche is a population because it will produce more seeds that will grow into a forest of apple trees.


C.) The seed's niche is a producer because once the seed is fertilized, it has the potential to grow into a tree, providing food to primary consumers.

400

When building a food web for a forest ecosystem, Tyler was having an issue getting started. Which of the following organisms would be the best place for Tyler to start building his food web? Why?

A.) Rabbit

B.) Wolf

C.) Snake

D.) Grass

D.) Grass-This is a producer

500

All of the following are variables producers need to increase in biomass except ________.

A.) Light

B.) Water

C.) Nitrogen (N)

D.) Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

C.) Nitrogen

500

In photosynthesis, water molecules are split into _______ and ______ atoms.

  • A.) Hydrogen and oxygen
  • B.) Sulfur and lithium
  • C.) Carbon and nitrogen
  • D.) Glucose and fructose

A.) Hydrogen and Oxygen

500

Anny is working on sorting factors from an ecosystem into biotic and abiotic categories. She is having trouble deciding on whether or not algae is living or nonliving. Which of the following is an example of a question she can ask herself to help her decide whether algae is biotic or abiotic?

A.) Does it grow?

B.) What color is it?

C.) What size is it?

D.) Is it hard or soft?

A.) Does it grow

500

True or false: An ecosystem consists of various populations of organisms interacting together.

False- An ECOSYSTEM consists of both biotic populations and abiotic factors interacting together. A COMMUNITY consists of various populations of organisms interacting together.

500

In a farm ecosystem, which of the following organisms would NOT have any predators (all of the arrows would point TO this organism)?

A.) Cow

B.) Grass

C.) Human

D.) Chicken

C.) Human

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