CP 8 quizzes

Order the Levels based on size

• Ecosystem

  Biotic and Abiotic

• (1) Smallest

• Biome

  Taiga forset, Dessert, Tundra

• (4)

• Organelle

  Nucleus

• (3)

• Organ system

  Immune system

• (2)

• Population

  Pod of whales only

• (5) Largest

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-3

Identify ONE animal that is a secondary and tertiary consumer?

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Which statement is true?

• If bears begin to go extinct, birds will see and increase in population

• If the butterflies begin to die from disease, birds will see and increase in population

• If rabbits begin to go extinct then bears will see a decrease in population

• If plants begin to die from disease, bees will increase in population

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Match the following

• Immune system

  Lymph nodes

  White blood cel

• Gives the body its shape

• Excretory

  Liver

  Kidneys

• Protects body from invaders

• Muscular system

  Muscles

  Contractions

• Helps the body move

• Circulatory system

  Veins

  Arteries

  Blood

• Moves blood toxins and oxygen in the body

• Skeletal system

  Bones

  Calcium

• Removes toxins from the body

DNA is considered to be your body's​ (a)   and is used to repair the body when its damaged. DNA is also used to create ​ (b)   in the body via​ (c)   ​ The two steps of coding for a new protein are called ​ (d)  

• Instructions
• Proteins
• Protein synthesis.
• Transcription and Translation.
• Lipids
• Carbonation synthesis
• Translocation and transportation
• Nucleus
• Carbohydrates

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There are many different ​relationships between animals in nature. (a)   ​ is when two animals both benefit from their relationship. ​ (b)   is when one animal benefits while the other one is getting hurt. ​ (c)   is when one animal benefits while another is unbothered.

• Mutualism
• Parasitism
• Commensalism
• Predation
• Competition
• Shelterism
• Stealism

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Match the following

• Example of a community found in Africa

• Mutualism

• commensalism

• Mutualism, commensalism, parasitism

• What are three types of symbiosis?

• Elephant

• Give an example of a population found in an African Savanna.

• What type of symbiotic relationship involves one species benefiting and one species being neither helped nor harmed?

• What type of symbiotic relationship involves both species benefiting?

• Elephant, giraffe, lions, grass

The arrows in a food chain or web represents what?

• They point to the organism that is being eaten.
• It shows how sunlight flows within an ecosystem.
• They show what direction the energy is flowing between organisms. 
• They represent how water is transferred within a habitat.

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What would happen to the blue whale population if the krill population went extinct?

• the blue whale population eats other things in the food web

• the blue whale population would increase

• The blue whale population would remain the same.

• the blue whale population would also decrease

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On an energy pyramid that has 5 tropic levels, what would the 4th level be if the primary producers had 642960 J of energy

• 64296 J
• 6429.60 J
• 642.96 J
• 6429600 J

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