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WorksheetsInteractions Diagnostic #2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
A fire burns down a forest and a meadow grows in its place. This is an example of...
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
The Earth regularly gets brand new atoms (like O2, CO2 andH2O) added to make new things.
True
False
All living things eventually give energy to...
Producers
Decomposers
Primary Consumers
Secondary Consumers
Combustion, Photosynthesis, Respiration, Ocean Uptake are all parts of...
The Carbon Cycle
The Water Cycle
The Food Cycle
The Nitrogen Cycle
In the water cycle, how does water return to the sky.
Condensation
Evaporation
Presipitation
Collection
If an ecosystem were to develop on the moon it would be considered...
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
Humans primarily add to the carbon cycle through...
Combustion
Ocean Uptake
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Water returns to rivers, oceans and lakes through...
Condensation
Evaporation
Presipitation
Collection
For photosynthesis plants need...
Carbon Dioxide, Water and Energy (Light)
Glucose, Oxygen, Energy (Heat)
Air, Dirt, Water
Oxygen, Water, Sugar
For cellular respiration animals need...
Carbon Dioxide, Water and Energy (light)
Glucose, Oxygen
Air, Dirt, Water
Oxygen, Water, Sugar
Living things are powered by...
Energy
Sugar
Light
Cold Fusion Quantum Power Cell
If you take out one level of an energy pyramid....
...the level above will be affected.
...the level below will be affected.
...nothing will happen as animals will find other sources of food.
....the levels above and below will be affected.
The most abundant gas in the atmosphere is...
...nitrogen.
...oxygen.
...carbon dioxide.
...methane.
Animals release carbon dioxide and water into the atmosphere through respiration.
True
False
What is an example of precipitation?
Rain
Snow
Hail
All of the above
Mr. Shaver is a producer because he makes his own food.
True
False
Things that photosynthesize will always be...
...green.
...brown.
...clear.
It doesn't matter what their colour is.
