P6 - Living together

A group of students were discussing about habitats. Each of them made a statement.

Bert: Habitats can be man-made.

Clyde: Habitats can only be found on land.

Sonya: Habitats are the non-living parts of an ecosystem.

Raphael: Bees can be found in both a field as well as a garden habitat.

Whose statement/s above is/are not true about habitats?

• (A) Clyde only

• (B) Clyde and Sonya

• (C) Bert, Sonya and Raphael

• (D) Bert, Clyde, Sonya and Raphael

The factors of an environment that affect the survival of living things include:

• Light

    and Other kinds of living things

• Water and food

• Air and Temperature

• All correct

What is an organism?

• A Plant

• An animal

• A living thing

Population: a group of ________of the _________, both young and adult stages

• organisms

  different kinds

• organisms

  same kind

What is habitat?

• A garden

• A Place where living things live

• A Place where living things hunt

Why is it important to preserve different habitats?

• (A) Habitats have no impact on the survival of species.

• (B) Habitats provide a stable environment for various organisms to thrive.

• (C) Habitats are not interconnected with the overall ecosystem.

How do human activities affect natural habitats?

• (A) Human activities have no impact on natural habitats.

• (B) Human activities can lead to habitat destruction, fragmentation, and pollution.

• (C) Human activities only enhance the biodiversity of habitats.

Which of the following best describes a community?

• a) A group of individuals of the same species
  

• b) A group of populations of different species living in the same area

• c) The total number of species in an ecosystem

• d) The non-living components of an ecosystem

Which factor primarily distinguishes a population from a community?

• a) Diversity of species

• b) Number of individuals

• c) Geographic location

• d) Type of habitat

Which of the following is an example of a population?

• a) All the fish, plants, and microorganisms in a pond

• b) All the oak trees in a forest

• c) All the predators and prey in a grassland

• d) All the plants in a desert