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WorksheetsBiodiversity Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
Living things of the same kind that are able to reproduce successfully are called a ________.
species
population
community
How can we define an ecosystem?
a particular environment where living things interact with other living and non-living things
a particular environment where living things interact with other living things
a particular environment where living things interact with other non-living things
Choose the list below that contain ONLY abiotic factors.
trees, ants, birds, rabbits
trees, bushes, grass, air
air, water, sunlight, humidity
Choose the option(s) below that describe the niche of an organism.
where it lives
what it eats
how it reproduces
how it interacts with other things
Choose the option(s) below that cause a decrease in biodiversity.
introduction of non-native species
human expansion
predators
Symbiosis describes the relationships between two different species. Which type of symbiosis describes a relationships where one species benefits and the other species is harmed?
commensalism
mutualism
parasitism
Symbiosis describes the relationships between two different species. Which type of symbiosis describes a relationships where one species benefits and the other species neither benefits nor is harmed?
commensalism
mutualism
parasitism
Symbiosis describes the relationships between two different species. Which type of symbiosis describes a relationships where both species benefit?
commensalism
mutualism
parasitism
Where is biodiversity the highest?
the North Pole
near the equator
anywhere there is water
Choose the correct definition for extirpation.
a species no longer exists anywhere in the world
a species no longer exists in a specific area in the world
a species is imaginary
When the living conditions in a habitat change rapidly, which organism is most likely to become extirpated?
a specialist organism that has a narrow niche
a specialist organism that has a broad niche
a generalist organism that has a broad niche
a generalist organism that has a narrow niche
A species of moth changed from being grey to black so they could camouflage better with their environment. This is an example of what type of adaptation?
structural
behavioural
In the Galapagos, there are a number of species of birds who eat on different parts of the same tree. These birds are now demonstrating
competition
resource partitioning
