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23.5 Measuring abundance and distribution (No Video)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is biodiversity?

a)

The variety of organisms, species, and habitats in a particular area

b)

The study of human impact on the environment

c)

A measure of pollution in an area

d)

A type of ecosystem found only in tropical regions

2.

Why is biodiversity important?

a)

It ensures the survival of human species

b)

It increases agricultural yield

c)

It is important for the aesthetics of nature

d)

It reduces the carbon footprint of an area

3.

What does the term 'interdependence of species' refer to?

a)

Species living independently of each other

b)

Species competing for the same resources

c)

Species relying on each other to survive and reproduce

d)

The dominance of one species over another

4.

What are the three main types of biodiversity?

a)

Forests, Deserts, Grasslands

b)

Mountains, Rivers, Oceans

c)

Climate, Water, Soil

d)

Species, Habitats, Genetics

5.

What does species richness refer to?

a)

The number of individuals in a species

b)

The health of a species population

c)

The number of different species in a particular area

d)

The lifespan of species in an ecosystem

6.

What is Simpson's Index used for?

a)

Measuring species biodiversity

b)

Calculating the age of a species

c)

Determining the water quality in habitats

d)

Estimating the population size of humans

7.

What does genetic biodiversity refer to?

a)

The genetic similarity between different species

b)

The variety of ecosystems in a region

c)

The number of habitats available for colonization

d)

The variety of genes or alleles in a particular organism

8.

How can genetic biodiversity be increased?

a)

Through habitat destruction

b)

Via random mutation and gene flow

c)

By introducing invasive species

d)

Through selective breeding

9.

What is a consequence of a genetic bottleneck?

a)

Decreased genetic diversity

b)

Enhancement of species richness

c)

Stabilization of the ecosystem

d)

Increased genetic diversity

10.

What is the purpose of using quadrats in sampling?

a)

To determine the depth of water bodies

b)

To calculate the height of trees

c)

To estimate population sizes or distribution of species

d)

To measure the speed of animals