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WorksheetsReview 24/04/2020
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins
When did the War of the Spanish Succession started?
1705
1698
1699
1701
Who was this king?
Carlos I
Carlos III
Felipe IV
Carlos II
Carlos II died in 1700 with...
Two children
One children (a boy)
No children
One children (a girl)
How many candidates were there for the Spanish throne?
2
4
Only 1
3
Select the candidates for the Spanish throne
Philip of Bourbon
Joseph I
Charles of Habsburg
Louis XIV
Who did Carlos II name as heir of the Spanish throne?
Charles of Habsburg
Philip of Bourbon
Louis XIV
Joseph I
In the War of the Spanish Succession: which of the following territories supported Charles of Habsburg? You can select more than one
Crown of Aragon
Crown of Castilla
Austria
France
Great Britain
In the War of the Spanish Succession: which of the following territories supported Philip of Bourbon? You can select more than one
Crown of Aragon
Crown of Castilla
Austria
France
Great Britain
When was the Treaty of Utrecht signed?
In 1715
In 1712
In 1713
In 1714
Which country replaced Spain as the greatest power in Europe after the War of the Spanish Succession?
Germany
Austria
France
Great Britain
Which of the following territories did Spain lost after the War of the Spanish Succession? You can select more than one
Menorca
Gibraltar
Aragón
Andorra
Who won the War of the Spanish Succession?
Philip of Bourbon
Charles of Habsburg
Philip IV
Charles II
Philip V imposed in Spain:
An absolutist monarchy
A democratic government
A food chain is:
Cyclical
Linear
In a food chain:
Each level in the chain obtains its food from the previous level
Each level in the chain obtains its food from the next level
Some examples of producers are:
Algae
Plants
Insects
Fungi
Primary consumers are:
Hervibores
Carnivorous
Every food chain starts with the energy from the Sun:
True
False
Most of them, but not all
What do decomposers do?
They break down dead organisms and turn them into nutrients
They break down living organisms and turn them into consumers
Amebas are usually a:
Producer
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Predator
What happens if the producers disappear in a food chain?
The rest of living things in the food chain will disappear as well
Nothing because primary consumers can live without producers
Secondary consumers will eat tertiary consumers
What is the difference between phytoplankton and zooplankton?
Phytonplankton organisms produce their own food by doing photosynthesis and zooplankton organisms take in food.
Zooplankton organisms produce their own food by doing photosynthesis and phytoplankton organisms take in food.
Zooplankton is eaten by whales but not phytoplankton
Phytoplankton is eaten by whales but not zooplankton
A lion is a:
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Tertiary consumer
Producer
In all the world, humans are:
Producers because we can produce our own food by doing photosynthesis
Decomposers because we recycle
Super predators because we have no competitors and we can´t usually be consumed by other animals
In a marine food chain, what is a baleen whale (ballena barbada)?
A producer because it can make its own food
A secondary consumer because it eats fish
A super predator because it eats big fish
A primary consumer because it eats plankton
What happens if decomposers disappear?
Producers will not be able to make their own food because they will not find nutrients and the rest of the chain will disappear.
Nothing, decomposers are not important in a food chain
Producers will not be able to make their own food but the rest of the chain will stay the same.
Tertiary consumers will increase
In this food chain, what will happen if we eliminate the eagle?
Snakes will increase, frogs will decrease, grasshoppers will increase
Snakes will decrease, frogs will decrease, grasshoppers will increase
Snakes will increase, frogs will increase, grasshoppers will increase
Snakes will increase, frogs will decrease, grasshoppers will decrease
