WorksheetsBiotic and Abiotic Factors Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is the difference between abiotic and biotic factors? Choose the correct examples of each.
Abiotic factors include sunlight and temperature; biotic factors include plants and animals.
Abiotic factors include plants and animals; biotic factors include sunlight and temperature.
Abiotic factors include water and soil; biotic factors include rocks and minerals.
Abiotic factors include bacteria and fungi; biotic factors include air and water.
Is a fallen leaf an example of an abiotic or a biotic factor? Why?
Classify these examples as either abiotic or biotic.
What two life processes make the energy cycle go round and round?
What gas do animals release into the air? (What gas do YOU breathe out?)
(a)
What gas do plants release into the air that is used by animals?
(a)
What is the correct order of the levels of biological organization from smallest to largest?
How are energy and nutrients transferred through an ecosystem?
What captures energy from the sun and stores it in chemical bonds of glucose?
Which level in a Pyramid of Energy has the most stored energy? Why?
Which level in a Pyramid of Energy has the least stored energy? Why?
Which level in a Pyramid of Numbers has the most number of organisms? (largest population) Why?
Which level in a Pyramid of Numbers has the least number of organisms? Why?
What happens to the size of the organism as you go up an Ecological Pyramid? Why?
As you go up the energy pyramid, what happens to the amount of energy available? Why?
Why is energy lost in a food chain?
Fill in the blanks for the Photosynthesis formula:
(a)
Fill in the blanks for the Cellular respiration formula:
(a)
What factors affect population growth?
What is biodiversity and why is it important?
