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Study Guide 16

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What happens to a population when an individual dies?

a)

it increases

b)

it decreases

2.

What happens to a population when an individual is born?

a)

it increases

b)

it decreases

3.

When will births likely exceed deaths?

a)

when there is less competition for food

b)

when there is more competition for food

4.

What would a line graph look like when births are equal to deaths?

a)

it would look like a hill

b)

it would look like a mountain

c)

it would look like a plateau

5.

What term refers to populations that increase and decrease over time?

a)

death

b)

birth rate

c)

fluctuate

d)

foliate

6.

If resources are limited, population sizes

a)

go up

b)

increase

c)

go down

7.

When there aren't enough resources, populations decrease and...

a)

there's competition for resources

b)

the population increases

c)

there's less competition for resources

8.

When an orangutan gets enough resources, it survives and

a)

naps

b)
reproduces
c)

dies

d)

migrates

9.

Which line represents a fluctuating population?

a)

blue/bears

b)

red/dolphins

c)

green/whales

10.

Which line represents a population whose birth rate exceeds the death rate?

a)

A. blue/bears

b)

B. red/dolphins

c)

C. green/whales

11.

Which line represents a population whose death rate exceeds the birth rate?

a)

blue/bears

b)

red/dolphins

c)

green/whales

12.

Small fluctuations in populations is probably due to disruptions.

a)
minor
b)

major

13.

Why did we use multiple trials in our experiments?

a)

We had enough time to do multiple trials

b)

The directions and the teacher said to do multiple trials

c)

More data means we can be more sure that our claims are valid.

14.

Which population was dangerously low?

a)

Bears/ blue line

b)

Dolphins/ red line

c)

Whales/ green line

15.

Which population fluctuated the most?

a)

Bears/ blue line

b)

Dolphins/ red line

c)

Whales/ green line

16.

Which population will likely reach its carrying capacity?

a)

Bears/ blue line

b)

Dolphins/ red line

c)

Whales/ green line

17.

Which population is the most stable?

a)

Bears/ blue line

b)

Dolphins/ red line

c)

Whales/ green line

18.

If the amount of resources increase then populations of organisms

a)

increase

b)

decrease

c)

fluctuate

19.

The size of a population depends on the amount of available _______.

a)

resources

b)

weather

c)

predators

d)

sunlight

20.

If resource availability changes drastically, the population could become unstable. Which is an example of a drastic change?

a)

A decrease in food supply during a winter

b)

A decline in plant growth due to mild weather changes

c)

A drought that lasts for several years, drying up most water sources

d)

A gradual increase in predators over a decade

21.

Which statement accurately describes this graph?

a)

The Giant Black Bear population decreased and then increased.

b)

The Giant Panda population increased and then decreased.

c)

The Gian Panda population slowly declined.

d)

The Giant Panda population decreased and then increased.

22.

Why are jungles considered one of the most important ecosystems on Earth?

a)

They cover the largest amount of land on the planet.

b)

They support more species of plants and animals than any other land habitat.

c)

They are easy places for humans to build farms.

d)

They have a mild climate with few predators.

23.

How do rainforests help the Earth’s climate?

a)

By storing carbon and cleaning the air

b)

By blocking sunlight

c)

By creating strong winds

d)

By making the ocean warmer

24.

What is one major threat to jungles shown in the episode?

a)
  1. Cutting down forests for palm oil farms

b)

Animals eating all the trees

c)

Animals eating the tourists

d)
  1. Natural events like hurricanes

25.

Which action best supports long-term conservation of jungle ecosystems while also meeting human needs?

a)

Promoting sustainable farming and eco-friendly industries

b)

Expanding agriculture by clearing more forested land

c)

Banning all human activity in jungle regions

d)

Replacing native trees with fast-growing non-native species