WHS Biology Ecology Lesson 3 Quiz

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Use Graph 1

According to graph 1, which of the following best describes the trend in the data?

• There was no significant change in the Annual Average Temperature

• The Annual Average Temperature significantly increased over time

• The Annual Average Temperature significantly decreased over time

• The Annual Average Temperature changed randomly each year

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Go to Graph 2

According to graph 2, which of the following trends best describes the data?

• The Average Annual Rainfall did not significantly change

• The Average Annual Rainfall Decreased significantly

• The Average Annual Rainfall Increased significantly

• The amount of Average Annual Rainfall was random each year

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Go to Graph 3

According to graph 3, which of the following best describes the change in the Buffalo population?

• The African buffalo population did not significantly change over time

• The African buffalo population significantly increased over time

• The African buffalo population significantly decreased over time

• The change in the African Buffalo population was random

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Use all 3 graphs

Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between the climate (Graphs 1 and 2) and population (Graph 3) data?

• The climate caused the change in population because the temperature and rain changed significantly over time

• The climate caused the change in population because the temperature and rain did not change significantly over time

• The climate did not cause the change in population because the climate changed significantly over time

• The climate did not cause the change in population because the temperature and rain did not change significantly over time

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According to the simulation, what appears to be the carrying capacity of the environment. Carrying capacity represents the maximum number of buffalo that can survive in the environment.

• 20 Buffalo

• 40 Buffalo

• 60 Buffalo

• 80 Buffalo