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Biodiversity

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary reason for preserving the Rainforest?

a)

They provide timber for construction

b)

They are home to a wide range of species

c)

They regulate global temperature

d)

They produce oxygen for the planet

2.

What does the term "biodiversity" mean?

a)

The study of biology in diverse environments

b)

The variety of plant species in an ecosystem

c)

The number of animals in a given area

d)

The variety of living things in an area

3.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a high biodiversity environment?

a)

coral reefs

b)

rainforests

c)

deserts

d)

ecosystems with many different species

4.

Why is the loss of a single species considered harmful?

a)

it could impact the entire ecosystem

b)

it reduces the beauty of nature

c)

it affects only that particular species

d)

it has no significant impact

5.

Which field of science studies nature to inspire new technologies?

a)

ecology

b)

botany

c)

bionics or biomimicry

d)

pharmacology

6.

What inspired the design of the Eastgate Centre in Zimbabwe

a)

rattlesnake heat-sensing pits

b)

termite mound cooling systems

c)

coral reef structures

d)

plant photosynthesis process

7.

How does high biodiversity affect ecosystems?

a)

it makes them less stable

b)

it has no effect on ecosystem stability

c)

it makes them more stable

d)

it only affects plant life in ecosystems

8.

What role do decomposers play in an ecosystem?

a)

they produce oxygen

b)

they break down dead plants and animals

c)

they pollinate plants

d)

they regulate temperature

9.

How does biodiversity contribute to soil health?

a)

by increasing soil temperature

b)

by preventing plant growth

c)

by keeping nutrients in the soil

d)

by removing all organisms from the soil

10.

Which of the following is an example of how biodiversity supports ecosystems?

a)

it prevents all species interactions

b)

it allows different insects to pollinate plants

c)

it eliminates competition between species

d)

it reduces the number of plant species

11.

What might happen if a plant species in a rainforest goest extinct?

a)

the rainforest would immediately die

b)

animals that rely on it for food may struggle to survive

c)

it would have no effect on the ecosystem

d)

new plant species would instantly replace it

12.

How does biodiversity relate to human health?

a)

it has no relation to human health

b)

it only affects mental health

c)

it provides potential sources for new medicines

d)

it reduces the need for healthcare