Africa Unit Review

Where do you get your genes from?

• Your cousins

• Your siblings

• You make your own

• Your parents

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Are organisms that live close together more or less likely to have similar genetics?

• More likely because they breed with each other and live under similar conditions

• More likely because they are all family if they live together

• Less likely because they are never related to organisms that live close by

• Less likely because they don't know each other

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Click on all ABIOTIC factors

• Water

• Predators

• Wild fire caused by lightening

• Competition

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Select the BIOTIC factors

• Rain

• Prey

• Humans hunting

• Tornados

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What happens if an ecosystem goes over its carrying capacity?

• The population will keep increasing

• Nothing will happen

• The population will decrease due to lack of resource

• The population will increase because of unlimited resources

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Where do arrows in a food chain or a food web point to?

• The organism that is being eaten

• Where the energy is going

• The producers

• There are no arrows

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True or false:

Arrows should always point to the producer in a food chain or food web

• True!

• False!

What is biodiversity?

• The variety of organisms that live somewhere

• The population size

• The number of a specific organism in an ecosystem

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How much energy is passed on to the next trophic level when an organism is eaten?

• 0%

• 10%

• 90%

• 100%

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What is a producer?

• An organism that eats other organisms

• An organism that only eats plants

• An organism that only eats meat

• An organism that produces its own energy