WorksheetsUnit 2 Review APES
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
You have to look at the data and make a determination to choose the answer
When answering a question about a scenario
When determining an author's claim
When answering a question with a chart or graph
When answering all multiple choice questions
The number of different species of animals is a measure of
population density
biogeology
population bottle neck
biodiversity
Adaptations of living things can be used to get energy. Which of the following is NOT an example of this adaptation?
Giraffe's having elongated necks to reach the leaves of trees
A king snake having almost the same color pattern as a coral snake
A house plant that leans towards a sunny window as it grows
An owl's keen eyesight at night
A person sees that some flowers in their garden grow taller than others. What would a testable hypothesis be in this situation?
Flowers in Florida grow taller than flowers in France.
Red flowers grow taller than yellow flowers.
A fire broke out in an abandoned lot and now there is only dirt and sand. As time passes, what will we see happening?
primary succession
secondary succession
tertiary succession
nothing
This type of ecosystem contains young marine animals and can have a range of salinity.
the open ocean
the intertidal zone
a salt marsh
an estuary
What is a control in an experiment?
What is natural selection and how is it related to evolution?
What length of time is required for primary succession to reach the stage of a climax community?
Ten to twenty years
The goods and services human beings receive from the natural world are called
Natural services
Monetary services
Ecosystem Services
Biome services
Darwin's finches in the Galapagos Islands went through natural selection that resulted in birds on different island having beaks of different sizes and shapes. This is due to:
The wide variety of food sources on each island
The islands having a better climate than the mainland
Each island having different and limited food sources
The inbreeding that resulted from being on an island
Habitat loss or fragmentation of an ecosystem could result in
An example of negative externality in the environment is:
Harmful effects on the environment caused by activities that are employed for economic gain
Nutrient cycling, primary productivity and biodiversity
Whish habitat has the highest biodiversity?
Area A
Area B
Area C
Area D
Specialized species may be negatively affected by:
The introduction of invasive species would be more harmful to:
A larger island with great biodiversity
A small island with limited biodiversity
A mainland ecosystem
All are equally harmed
Bottle-neck effect is:
Specialized species are at risk of negative impacts on population due to:
Anthropogenic disruption of an Ecosystem Service:
Island Biogeography says:
