Abiotic VS Biotic Factors

What is an ecosystem?

• A community of living organisms interacting with their physical environment.

• A type of biome with specific climate conditions.

• A group of species that share the same habitat.

• An artificial environment created for research.

What is the relationship between abiotic and biotic factors?

• Abiotic factors provide the necessary conditions for biotic factors to thrive.

• Biotic factors are independent of abiotic factors.

• Abiotic factors are a result of biotic factors.

• Biotic factors can exist without abiotic factors.

Why are both abiotic and biotic factors important?

• They are not important at all.

• They work independently and do not affect each other.

• Both abiotic and biotic factors are important because they work together to create a balanced ecosystem.

• Only abiotic factors are important for ecosystem balance.

How do abiotic factors affect biotic factors?

• Abiotic factors have no effect on biotic factors.

• Abiotic factors such as water and temperature can determine the types of organisms that can live in an ecosystem.

• Biotic factors only affect abiotic factors, not the other way around.

• Abiotic factors only influence the physical appearance of organisms.

What is soil classified as, abiotic or biotic?

• Biotic factor

• Abiotic factor

• Living organism

• Organic material

Give an example of an abiotic factor.

• Sunlight

• Trees

• Animals

• Bacteria

What are abiotic factors?

• Living components of an ecosystem

• Non-living components of an ecosystem, such as water, sunlight, air, soil, and temperature.

• Only the soil and water in an ecosystem

• The interactions between living organisms in an ecosystem.

What happens if abiotic factors change in an ecosystem?

• It has no effect on the ecosystem.

• It can lead to changes in the ecosystem, affecting the survival of biotic factors.

• It only affects the abiotic factors.

• It causes immediate extinction of all species.

Can biotic factors change abiotic factors?

• No, biotic factors do not influence abiotic factors.

• Yes, biotic factors can influence abiotic factors, such as plants affecting soil quality.

• Biotic factors only affect other biotic factors.

• Abiotic factors can change biotic factors, but not vice versa.

Give an example of a biotic factor.

• A tree

• A rock

• Water

• Sunlight