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WorksheetsUnderstanding Population- How Population Changes In Size
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is population?
All living things
A form of science
A way to create more living things
The blue areas represent a population's _____________________.
Carrying Capacity
Climate
Density
Imagine you have a fish bowl.
How would you know how many fish to place in the fish bowl?
Hint: Think about size and the space needed for your fish to survive.
Growth Rate
Carrying Capacity
Imagine a fish bowl.
You start your fish bowl with 2 fish, one male and one female.
Within a year, your fish bowl has a population of 10.
What has caused the additional fish to evolve?
Population
Growth Rate
Breeding
Select all that apply:
What does the picture represent?
Birth
A change in population size
Death
Select all that apply:
What does the picture represent?
Birth
Death
A change in population
Select all that apply:
Growth rates can be....
High
Low
Zero
If births are happening faster than deaths, there is:
No growth
Decline in growth
Exponential Growth
Imagine this:
You eat meat.
One cow exist where you live.
The cow eats grass.
A drought causes the grass to die.
The cows can not eat.
How could this impact you?
If the cow does not eat and dies, I will not have food to eat.
This does not impact me in any way.
I am not sure.
Population dispersion can be determined by:
Looking at high population areas
Looking at low population areas
Looking at all populated areas and seeing how they are alike or different
