Worksheets1P Biology Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
Living things, their remains, and the features, such as nests, associated with their activities
Biotic factors
Abiotic factors
TRUE OR FALSE: Species are biotic individuals who can breed together to create fertile offspring
True
False
Species live in ________, where an organism lives and thrives.
Habitats
Populations
Apartments
Food webs
(a) produce their own food through photosynthesis.
Which of these consumers eats BOTH animals AND plants?
carnivore
omnivore
herbivore
betavore
The function of a species within an ecosystem is known as its (a) .
TRUE or FALSE: The second trophic level is reserved for producers.
True
False
Select ALL of the primary consumers in this food web:
Rabbit
Mouse
Grasshopper
Frog
Which organism fits best as the tertiary consumer of this food web?
Fox
Hawk
Frog
Grass
Select ALL that are possible ABIOTIC limiting factors:
Temperature
Bacteria
Soil
Fungi
Foxes and Coyotes feed on the same prey animals. This is an example of:
Competition
Commensalism
Mutualism
Parasitism
Bees and flowers are a great example of this symbiotic relationship:
Mutualism
Commensalism
Predator/Prey
Parasitism
You find yourself in a biome that has:
- cold temperatures and little rain
- thin soil and short growing season
- very few plants growing
Where are you?
Grasslands
Tundra
Desert
Tropic
Select ALL of the ways that invasive species can spread between ecosystems
Firewood
Boats
Forest fires
Hiking
The products of respiration are:
carbon dioxide & water
sunlight & glucose
oxygen & water
carbon dioxide & sunlight
Which of the following are NOT part of the carbon cycle?
Burial
Combustion
Photosynthesis
Tidal Action
If there was water added to this diagram, what pieces could be included?
Shell formation
Burial (marine)
Ocean CO2 exchange
Combustion
In raindrops, carbon dioxide (CO2) combines with water (H2O) to form:
Carboxic Acid
Carbonic Acid
Carbon
Limestone
Select ALL examples of fossil fuels in the carbon cycle:
Kerosene
Natural Gas
Coal
Oil
When pesticides or other chemicals accumulate in the tissue of an organism over time:
(a)
An increase in toxic chemicals such as pesticides as it is passed upward and maximized to the top predator in a food chain:
(a)
1. A Prairie Grass patch contains 1 unit of DDT
2. A Field Mouse eats 10 patches of Prairie Grass
3. A Garter Snake eats 4 Field Mice.
How many units of DDT have magnified in the garter snake?
4
40
400
20
The zone in, on, and around Earth where life can exist is the:
atmosphere
lithosphere
biosphere
troposphere
