A) Decomposer B) Consumer C) Producer D) Autotroph
A) Hypothesis B) Question C) Guessing D) Conclusion
A) Clean Air Act B) Clean Water Act C) Safe Drinking Water Act D) Resource Conservation Recovery Act
A) Habitat B) built environment C) natural environment D) Man-made environment
A) nonrenewable B) renewable C) semirenewable D) unrenewable
A) rabbit B) wild cat C) green plant D) jackal
A) Ecological precautions B) Environmental Science C) Sustainability D) Ecology
A) population B) species C) community D) ecosystem
A) 10% B) 20% C) 90% D) 50%
A) Plants and animals that are reproducing B) All of these C) Things that are living, moving and growing D) Microorganisms
A) Species are low in numbers and likely to become endangered B) Species has low numbers and are likely to become extinct C) None of these D) There are no more living members of the species
A) the permanent clearing and subtraction of trees intentionally and naturally B) the temporary clearing and subtraction of trees intentionally, naturally or inadvertently C) the permanent clearing and subtraction of trees intentionally, naturally or inadvertently
A) Nonliving Things B) All of these C) Water and nutrients D) Rocks and minerals
A) Statement A is TRUE, while statement B is FALSE B) Statement A is FALSE, while statement B is FALSE C) Statement A is FALSE, while statement B is TRUE D) Statement A is TRUE, while statement B is TRUE
A) RA 9003 B) RA 9275 C) RA 8749 D) RA 6969
A) omnivore B) habitat C) symbiosis D) photosynthesis
A) herbivore B) autotroph C) producer D) predator
A) commensalism B) parasitism C) carnivore D) mutualism
A) parasitism B) predator C) mutualsim D) commensalism
A) parasitism B) mutualism C) predation D) competiton
A) pioneer species B) secondary succession C) ecological succession D) primary succession
A) climax community B) secondary succession C) ecological succession D) pioneer species
A) ecological succession B) primary succession C) secondary succession D) pioneer species
A) pioneer species B) secondary succession C) ecological succession D) primary succession
A) Lichens begin to break down rock to form soil B) Lichens are nitrogen fixing bacteria 9. Multiple-choice Edit C) How do lichens contribute to primary succession?
A) Maintaining a rate of resource consumption that will allow the population to survive indefinitely. B) Rapidly increasing resource consumption over time. C) Consuming at a rate to satisfy the current generation. D) Not consuming any resources at all.
A) What the soil is made of. B) All of these would be considered part of the environment. C) Animals and plants in the region and surrounding areas. D) The average temperature, wind, precipitation, and other climate factors.
A) Many science and non-science fields of study, such as economics and politics, are included. B) It is limited to only one branch of science; ecology. C) Each environmental issue is specific to only one type of science. D) Multiple branches of science only (biology, chemistry, etc) are covered.
A) pyramids B) lines C) squares D) circles
A) They represent how water is transferred within a habitat. B) They point to the organism that is being eaten. C) It shows how sunlight flows within an ecosystem. D) They show what direction the energy is flowing between organisms.
A) decomposer B) consumer C) autotroph D) producer
A) The transfer of energy from organism to organism. B) The hunting of animals. C) The death of wild animals. D) The reduction of energy from organism to organism.
A) Multiple food chains linked together. B) A group of dead animals. C) Multiple organisms linked together. D) A group of wild animals.
A) The primary consumer. B) The apex predator. C) The primary producer. D) The sun.
A) Taxonomy B) Morphology C) Biology D) Entomology
A) Levels of Classification B) 6 Kingdoms C) Scientific Name D) Dichotomous Key
A) parasitic relationships with plants B) producing food by chemosynthesis C) preying on other organisms D) decomposing dead organic matter
A) Species B) community C) Ecosystem D) Environment
A) grass → rabbit → fox B) fox → grass → rabbit C) rabbit → grass → fox D) grass → rabbit → fox
A) Energy Pyramid B) Food Chain C) Ecosystem D) Food Web
A) Plant kingdom B) Animal kingdom C) Human kingdom D) Protist kingdom
A) Energy pyramid B) Food chain C) Consumer web D) Food web
A) a rock B) a shell C) a beetle D) a lake
A) multiple organisms of the same species B) all the living and nonliving things in an area C) multiple organisms of different species D) a living thing
A) the biosphere. B) a community. C) an organism. D) a population.
A) conservation B) protection C) renewable D) recyclable
A) renewable B) inexhaustible C) recyclable D) nonrenewable
A) Sunlight B) Oil C) Wind D) Coal
A) Human did not use them B) Natural resources kept under the ground C) Natural resources can not be used directly D) Human population grows
A) Ban visitor B) Plant tall trees C) Visitor must plant tree D) Plant mangrove trees |