WorksheetsUnit 6 Review Game
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Habitat destruction can result in...
Decreased species population
Increased habitats
Decreased carrying capacity
Increased limiting factor
Which of the following is a biotic factor?
Weather and Climate
Insects Population
Amount of Water
Amount of Sunlight
Which of the following is an abiotic factor?
Plant Growth
Insect Population
Amount of Sunlight
Prey Availability
What do you call an organism the makes it's own food?
Heterotroph
Autotroph
Consumer
Producer
What does a Consumer/Heterotroph do?
Eat itself
Make it's own food
Eat other organisms for food
Eat nothing
What do you call: the movement of people from rural areas to urban areas?
Anti-ruralism
Urbanization
A non-native organism that thrives in a new area is called what? Give an example.
Invasive species; Bees
Native species; Cows
Invasive species; Cars
Native species; Dung Beatles
What is the variety of a species in a habitat called?
Carrying capacity
Limiting factor
Biotic factor
Biodiversity
Why is it important?
It allows all species in the habitat to survive more easily because they have variety of different things to eat.
It really isn't...
How are biomes named?
Predominate Vegetation
Adaptations made to the biome
Plant species
Animals species
What is a foodweb?
A feeding relationship in an ecosystem
A network of all feeding relationships in an ecosystem
A group of intertwining foodchains
Another word for foodchain
Define: Extinction
The process of becoming extinct
When a species disappears from the earth
When a habitat is destroyed
When an invasive species shows up
Define: Carrying Capacity
Environment conditions that limit the growth of a species
The maximum population a habitat can support
The variety of life in a habitat
The regions of the Earth's surface occupied by living things
All the members of a species that live in an area make-up a(n) _____.
Habitat
Species
Population
Community
What is a decomposer?
An organism that decomposes dead organisms giving it's remains back to the soil.
An organism that makes it's own food.
An organism that decomposes animal droppings giving it's nutrients back to the soil.
An organism that eats other organisms for food.
What is it called when a biotic or an abiotic resource in the environment limits the size of a population?
Carrying Capacity
Limiting Factor
Biodiversity
Extinction
Define: Hebivore
An animal that eats meat.
An animal that eats plants.
An animal that eats both meat and plants.
Define: Carnivore
Meat-eater
Plant-eater
Both-eater
Define: Omnivore
Meat-eater
Plant-eater
Define: Trophic Level
The hierarchical levels in a food chain/food web
The bottom level of a food chain/food web where producers are
The top of a food chain/food web where the top predators are
