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4/17/19 Review

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

Increasing biodiversity affects the sustainability of an ecosystem by.

a)

always decreasing competition for limited resources within an ecosystem

b)

Allowing an ecosystem to survive many changes

c)

Preventing an ecosystem from surviving many changes

d)

Always increasing competition for limited resources within an ecosystem.

2.

Which of the following describes a behavior or physiology that would help an organism survive the change in seasons?

a)

Bears hibernating in winter

b)

Geese migrating south for the winter

c)

Tulips developing enlarged bulbs that store food

d)

All of the choices are correct

3.

Plants contain xylem tubes for transporting water from roots to the top of plants. Low growing plants such as mosses lack xylem tubes. Xylem is an important adaptation because -

a)

xylem prevents food from going where it is needed in the plant

b)

it keeps plants from losing their leaves in the winter

c)

plants that have it do not have to carry on photosynthesis

d)

plants can grow taller to compete for sunlight.

4.

Organisms have gradually adapted certain structures that help them succeed in their environments. What internal structure have birds developed that helps them succeed in their environments?

a)

Oil glands for flight endurance

b)

Pointed beaks to increase chances of attracting a mate

c)

Hollow bones to reduce mass for flight

d)

Webbed feet for landing on tree limbs

5.

The bulk of these short-grass prairie plants in underground. The main benefit that these plants receive from this adaptation is -

a)

More surface area for the absorption of water

b)

more resistance to insect-transmitted diseases

c)

increased ability to maintain cooler leaf temperatures

d)

improved ability to detect areas high in carbon dioxide

6.

The diagram above shows the land surface changes created by a river flowing through Hill country over many years. What process caused the changes?

a)

Condensation

b)

Erosion

c)

Deposition

d)

Evaporation

7.

A certain kind of plant lives only in a small area of a tropical rain forest. What can you conclude?

a)

Not all parts of a tropical rain forest are the same

b)

A tropical rain forest does not have many types of plants

c)

A tropical rain forest does not have many types of animals

d)

All parts of a tropical rain forest are the same

8.

The plateaus shown above have been worn down by wind and rain. The breaking down of rocks and other earth materials is called.

a)

Evaporation

b)

Condensation

c)

Weathering

d)

Deposition

9.

Which of the following sequences MOST likely represents ecological succession on a recently abandoned wheat field?

a)

Native trees-shrubs-flowering plants-grasses

b)

Grasses-flowering plants-shrubs-native trees

c)

Shrubs-grasses-native trees-flowering plants

d)

Flowering plants-native trees-shrubs-grasses

10.

Ecosystem 1: 20 animal species, 50 plant species

Ecosystem 2: 130 animal species, 400 plant species

Which system can sustain life after a flood?

a)

Ecosystem 1 survives because it is small and less affected by natural disaster

b)

Ecosystem 1 survives because it doesn't receive as much precipitation, so the flood will be a welcome water source

c)

Ecosystem 2 survives because it has a lot of biodiversity, which allows it to better withstand natural disasters.

d)

Ecosystem 2 survives because of its average temperature.

11.

What is a heterotroph?

a)

Organism that makes its own food

b)

Organism that eats other organisms to obtain food

12.

What is an autotroph?

a)

Organism that makes its own food

b)

organism that eats other organisms for food

13.

An organism with a nucleus is a(n)

a)

Eukaryote

b)

Prokaryote

14.

an organism without a nucleus is a(n)

a)

Prokaryote

b)

Eukaryote