Worksheets4º E.S.O. - Ecosystems
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
The abiotic component of the ecosystem is:
Biocenosis
Biotope
Community
Population
Areas with a similar climate, flora and fauna are:
Biosphere
Biotope
Biome
Community
The physical and chemical variables in the environments in ecosistems that have an impact on living things are:
Biome
Biotope
Abiotic factors
Biotic factors
Animals that cannot mantain a constant body temperature are:
Endothermic
Hot blooded
Ectothermic
Reptiles
As an adaptation to water scarcity, plants have leaves:
Smaller and harder
Bigger and soft
With a lot of stomata
Red colored
As an adaptation to high temperature, animals tend to be:
Diurnal
Nocturnal
Carnivorous
Herbivorous
The areas in oceans where light cannot get are called:
Photic zones
Aphotic zones
Costal zones
Acostal zones
Adaptations for lack of food can be:
Migration
Being nocturnal
Hibernation
Being diurnal
Species that can live in a wide range of environmental factor are called:
Eurytopic
Stenotopic
Specialists
A group of organisms of the same species that live in the same area are a:
Community
Population
Biocenosis
Biotope
Relationships between organisms of the same species in the ecosystems are called:
Intraspecific
Interspecific
Predation
Competition
The relationship between a mother and her offspring is called:
Parental
Matriarchal
Filial
Monogamous
The relationship between individuals not necessarily related that join for food, reproduction or migration is called:
Caste system
Gregarious
Colonial
Filial
In competition (individuals of different species that use the same limited resource):
Both get benefit
One get benefit but the other gets harmed
Both get harmed
The relationship between two organism in which both benefit but, if separated, both die, is called:
Mutualism
Commensalism
Predation
Symbiosis
In the ecosystems, producers are:
Autotrophs
Carnivores
Herbivores
Decomposers
In the ecosystems, secondary consumers are:
Autotrophs
Carnivores
Herbivores
Decomposers
The simple, linear sequence of trophic relationships between individuals in a ecosystem is a:
Trophic web
Trophic network
Trophic chain
Predation relationship
The pyramids that can never be inverted are:
Numbers
Biomass
Energy
Species that have a big offspring and they take very little care of their youngs use a:
r-strategy
k-strategy
Species that have a mall offspring and they take a lot of care of their youngs use a:
r-strategy
k-strategy
When a new ecosystem is formed in a place where communities have disappeared due to an accident, that is a:
Primary succession
Secondary succession
Natural dissaster
Catastroph
