Science Unit 12 Interdependency and Environmental Changes

To make different

• A. predict

• B. change

• C. environment

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An organism is a living thing.

• A. True

• B. False

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Living organisms, including humans, can change their environment.

• A. True

• B. False

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An example of a good change is

• A. a species can increase

• B. pollution kills animals

• C. too many rabbits eat all the plants

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We cannot predict the effects of changes to the environment caused by organisms.

• A. True

• B. False

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When a change occurs, organisms will

• A. only adapt

• B. adapt, migrate, or die

• C. migrate or die

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How would building a highway affect the environment?

• A. salt water pollutes fresh water

• B. marine life is threatened

• C. animals cannot travel through their ecosystem the same

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A hurricane coming on land can affect the fresh water source in an area.

• A. True

• B. False

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To forecast the result or take an educated guess at the effects of one thing on another

• A. ecosystem

• B. overpopulation

• C. predict

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If a coyote disease decreases the coyote population, then

• A. the pond floods

• B. crops are wiped out

• C. the mice population explodes

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