Quiz about Levels of Organization/ Limiting Factors/Carrying Capacity

Question 1

The non-living components of an ecosystem are called

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abiotic factors

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biotic factors

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niche

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communities

Question 2

An organism's role, job, or function in the ecosystem

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niche

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ecosystem

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habitat

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community

Question 3

The level of organization that is represented in the image is a (n) _____________.

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population

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organism

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biological community

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ecosystem

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biosphere

Question 4

The level of organization that is represented in the image is a (n) _____________.

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ecosystem

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organism

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population

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biological community

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biosphere

Question 5

The level of organization that is represented in the image is a (n) _____________.

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organism

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population

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biological community

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ecosystem

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biosphere

Question 6

The level of organization that is represented in the image is a (n) _____________.

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biological community

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organism

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population

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ecosystem

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biosphere

Question 7

Is the item in this picture biotic or abiotic?

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abiotic

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biotic

Question 8

Is the item in this picture biotic or abiotic?

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abiotic

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biotic

Question 9

Is the item in this picture biotic or abiotic?

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biotic

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abiotic

Question 10

Is the item (grass) in this picture biotic or abiotic?

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biotic

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abiotic

Question 11

The largest number of organisms in a population that can live in an ecosystem at the same time.

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carrying capacity

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symbiosis

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limiting factor

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birthrate

Question 12

Using the graph, determine the carrying capacity of the rabbits in the ecosystem.

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65 rabbits

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2 rabbits

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40 rabbits

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60 rabbits

Question 13

Using the graph in the figure, determine the day species 5 first reached carrying capacity

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Day 23

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Day 9

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Day 15

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Day 35

Question 14

Using the graph, in which month did the rabbit population reach carrying capacity.

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August

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May

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June

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September

Question 15

Using the graph in the figure, determine the carrying capacity of species 5 in this ecosystem.

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2000

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500

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1000

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1500

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2500

Question 16

Select the answer that describes a limiting factor of the elk population in Yellowstone National Park

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A new pack of wolves move into the park from a neighboring area.

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There is greater than average rainfall in the area providing an abundance of water for the animals that live in the ecosystem.

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The additional rainfall results in overproduction of grass and clover for the elk to eat.

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The chance for fire in the park is reduced due to additional moisture in the region.

Question 17

Bees obtain nectar from flowers to make food and in the process distribute pollen to other flowers to aide in reproduction of the flower population. Which type of symbiotic relationship does this represent?

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mutualism

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parasitism

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commensalism

Question 18

Vampire bats feed on the blood of farm animals in order to obtain food. The farm animals have open sores, lose blood, and can get blood-borne pathogens from the bats in the exchange. What type of symbiotic relationship does this represent.

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parasitism

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mutualism

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commensalism

Question 19

Egrets live in close proximity to cattle in order to eat the insects that swarm around the cattle. The egrets get plenty of food while the cattle are unaffected. Which type of symbiotic relationship doe this represent?

Accepted Answer

Commensalism

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Mutualism

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Parasitism

Levels of Organization/ Limiting Factors/Carrying Capacity

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