Unit 1: Graphing and Carrying Capacity Review

Carrying capacity is

• the number of organisms an area can support without damaging the environment

• the number of organisms an area can support with unlimited resources

• the number of organisms an area can support with no predators

• the number of organisms an area can support without climate change

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An ecosystem is made up of living and nonliving things, which list is the best example of an ecosystem?

• rocks, air, water

• fish, water, seaweed

• fish, crocodiles, lions

• bacteria, tree, squirrel

What type of graph is shown in the image?

• Logistic Growth

• Linear Growth

• Exponential Growth

• Negative Growth

Is there something missing from this graph?

• Nothing is missing

• Title

• Scale

• Axes

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What is the carrying capacity on this graph?

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What are examples of limiting factors? (Check all that apply)

• Lack of food

• Lack of Water

• Disease

• Environmental Disasters

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An ecosystem that has a high level of biodiversity is most stable.

• True

• False

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Have humans negatively impacted the level of biodiversity in ecosystems around the world?

• Yes

• No

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What is one concept from unit 1 you feel you understand very well?

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What is one or more questions you have about Unit 1 topics so far?