Which correctly has the organization of life in order from smallest to largest?

• cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism, population, community, ecosystem, biome, biosphere

• tissue, population, cell, community, biome, biosphere, community

• cell, cell, cell, cell, cell, cell, cell, cell, cell, cell, cell,tissue

• biosphere, biome, ecosystem, community, population, organism, organ system, organ, tissue, cell

A group of the SAME SPECIES in an area makes up the

• community

• population

• ecosystem

• biome

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A community is

• all the same species in an area

• all the LIVING THINGS (biotic factors) in an area

• all the living AND non living things in an area

• a large area with many ecosystems

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All the LIVING (biotic) PLUS the NON LIVING (abiotic) things in an area makes up the

• population

• community

• ecosystem

• organism

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Water, temperature, and rocks are all

• abiotic factors in an ecosystem

• biotic factors in an ecosystem

• not important in an ecosystem

• are not part of an ecosystem

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The platypi, fish, and water plants are all

• abiotic factors in this ecosystem

• biotic factors in this ecosystem

• not important in the ecosystem

• not part of the ecosystem

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Anywhere on Earth where life exists is collectively called the

• community

• ecosystem

• biome

• biosphere

When there is a lack of resources such as food, water, space, and sunlight, this is often called a

• limiting factor

• big hot mess

• healthy ecosystem

• population grower

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Food is a limiting factor. What would happen to a snake population if all their food was killed off.

• the snake population would increase (go up)

• the snake population would stay the same

• the snake population would decrease

• there would be no change

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Carrying Capacity is the largest population an ecosystem can support. What is the carrying capacity of the species shown in this graph?

• 2000

• 100

• 200

• 50

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