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The following are types of microorganisms that can be pathogenic in drinking water.
A. Bacteria
B.Protozoa
C.Viruses
D.A and C only
E. all of the above
Which of the following is the primary source of freshwater in the Philippines?
A.Lakes
B. River
C. Grandwater
D. Rainfall
What is the main cause of water pollution in our country?
A.Industrial waste
B.Oil spills
C. Agriculture run-off
D. Domestic sewage
Eutrophication means
A. Overfishing in rivers
B.Excessive growth of algae in bodies of water
D. Salinization of coastal areas
C. Depletion of groundwater reserves
Main source of water pollution during typhoons and heavy rainfalls.
A.Land
B. Chemical spills
C. Sewage overflow
D. agricultural run-off
Main water pollutant from mining industry?
A. Heavy metals
B. Oil and grease
C. Pesticides
D. Sediments, silt, and sand
True about coliform bacteria
A. Usually causes disease
B. Respond to water treatment differently than do most pathogens
C. Grow in the intestines of people and warm blooded animals
D. Exist only in water that contains pathogens.
E. All of the Above
Government agency responsible for the management and protection of water resources in the Philippines.
A. DENR
B. BFAR
C. DA
D. DOH
E. DPWH
The major river system in the Philippines
A.Pasig river
B. Agusan river
C. Cagayan river
D. Pampanga river
Water quality indicator which measures the amount of dissolved oxygen consumed by microorganisms to decompose organic waste.
A.Dissolved
B. Biochemical Oxygen Demand, BOD
C. pH
D. Microbiological testing
Which of the following is responsible for an increase in population density?
a) Age structure
b) Emigration is more
c.) Immigration is more
d) Death rate increase
A group of populations of two or more species occupying the same geographic area at the same time is called
A. Ecosystem
B. Commensalism
C.Interaction
D.Community
Changes in the population may occur when a group moves into a population. This is called
A Immigration
B. Emigration
C. Limiting factor
D. Carrying capacity
Which among the following options fall under the category of pre-reproductive
a) 15-19 years
b. 25-30 years
c) 50-60 years
d) 0-14 years
What is the population having a large number of individuals in pre-reproductive
a) Reproductive population
b) Steady population e
c) Growing population
d) Declining population
A population is a group of organisms of the same species
A. individuals in a species
B. individuals in a family
C. species in a community
bunos
Human population growth curve is a:
A. S shaped curve
B. parabola curve
C. J shaped curve
D. zig zag curve
The size of the population is represented by the property called density
a) True
b) False
Name the term which defines the study of the characteristics and parameters of the population
A. Demography
b) Population ecology
c) Population density
d) Mortality
Which of the following term defines the ability of the individual in the population to produce new individuals?
a) Dispersion
b) Mortality
c) Natality
d) Population dispersal
______is defined as the totality of organisms of the same species observed in a specific geographical region at a particular time.
POPULATION
URBANIZATION
______is the process by which large numbers of people become permanently concentrated in relatively small areas, forming cities.
POPULATION
URBANIZATION
The power of Population Growth is greater than the Power of Earth for subsistence.
Ernst Haeckel
Thomas Malthus
refers to the number of individuals in a population
HUMAN POPULATION
POPULATION SIZE
in a certain area can grow or decline through the interplay of three factors: births, death and migration.
HUMAN POPULATION
POPULATION SIZE
Refers to the permanent change of residence of a person or a group
MIGRATION
EMIGRATION
IMMIGRATION
movement of people out of the country
MIGRATION
EMIGRATION
IMMIGRATION
movement of people into a country
MIGRATION
EMIGRATION
IMMIGRATION
A relative number of males and females in a population
AGE DISTRIBUTION
SEX RATIO
Refers to the number of individuals of each age in a population
SEX RATIO
AGE DISTRIBUTION
_____ has a constant birth rate, and organisms are not limited by food or diseases
EXPONENTIAL AND LOGISTIC GROWTH EXPONENTIAL GROWTH
LOGISTIC GROWTH
the growth rate decreases as resources deplete.
EXPONENTIAL AND LOGISTIC GROWTH EXPONENTIAL GROWTH
LOGISTIC GROWTH
Studies on western European countries shows that when countries become industrialized and economically developed, poverty decreases, their population tend to grow more slowly.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EMPOWERING WOMEN
FAMILY PLANNING
when are educated, earn income of their own, and control their own fertility, they tend to have fewer children.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EMPOWERING WOMEN
FAMILY PLANNING
Family planning program provide education and clinical services. Couples can plan and choose how many children to have. The Department of Health (DOH) provide free consultation in health centers.
EMPOWERING WOMEN
FAMILY PLANNING
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
A type of symbiosis where orchids live in a tree
A. Parasitism
B. Mutualism
C. Predation
D.Commensalism
Most diverse terrestrial biome, many staple food and medicine are derived from this
A. Savanna
B. Desert
C. Boreal Forest
D. Tundra
If we completely remove the decomposers from an ecosystem, their functioning will be adversely affected because
A. Herbivores will not receive solar energy
B. Energy flow will be blocked
C. The rate of decomposition will be very high
D.Mineral movement will be blocked
Which one of the following animals may occupy more than one trophic level in the same ecosystem at the same time?
A. Frog
B. Goat
C. Lion
D. Sparrow
Which one of the following is a primary consumer in the maize field ecosystem?
A. Phytoplankton
B. Grasshopper
C. Wolf
D. Lion
Who proposed the term ecosystem?
A. Grinnel
B. Furessen
C. AG. Tansley
D. Lindeman
Name the organisms that manufacture organic compounds from simple inorganic compounds without using sunlight?
A. Detritivores
B. Organotrophs
C. Phototrophs
D. Chemoautotrophs
What are the two basic categories of an ecosystem?
A. Aquatic and terrestrial
B. Aquatic and forest
C. Ponds and lakes
D. Rivers and forests
What is the characteristic of each type of ecosystem?
A. Interaction between living things
B. Interaction between biotic and abiotic factors
C. Interaction between abiotic factors
D. Fights among individuals
In which of the following aspect do the components of the ecosystem are seen to function as a unit?
A. Niche
B. Community
C. Speciation
D. Nutrient cycle
is the study of interactions that take place between organisms and their environment
all living things that affect an organism.
ABIOTIC FACTORS
BIOTIC FACTORS
non-living are the physical and chemical characteristics of an environment
BIOTIC FACTORS
ABIOTIC FACTORS
(producer) where they can make their food
HERBIVORES
HETEROTROPHS
AUTOTROPHS
(consumer) that depend on other organisms as their source of food
AUTOTROPHS
HERBIVORES
HETEROTROPHS
_____ are heterotrophs that feed on only plants
AUTOTROPHS
HETEROTROPHS
HERBIVORES
Heterotrophs that eats only meat
CARVINVORES
DECOMPOSERS
SCAVENGERS
OMNIVORES
____are heterotrophs that feed on both plants and animals
CARNIVORES
DECOMPOSERS
SCAVENGERS
OMNOVIRES
_____are heterotrophs that feed on animals that have already died
DECOMPOSERS
SCAVENGERS
CARNIVORES
OMNIVORES
break down the complex compounds of dead and decaying plants and animals into simpler molecules that can be more easily absorbed
DECOMPOSERS
CARNIVORES
OMNIVORES
SCAVENGERS
The relationship in which there is a close and permanent association between organisms of different species is called
(a)
is used by living organisms to produce a number of complex organic molecules like amino acids, proteins, and nucleic acids.
(a)
is the process through which carbon is cycled through the air, ground, plants, animals, and fossil fuels.
(a)
is a symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit
PARASITISM
MUTUALISM
COMMENSALISM
is a symbiotic relationship in which one species benefits and the other species is neither harmed nor benefited.
PARASITISM
COMMENSALISM
MUTUALISM
is a symbiotic relationship in which a member of one species derives benefit at the expense of another species (the host)
COMMENSALISM
MUTUALISM
PARASITISM
