6a Interdependence And Adaptation
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Plants need which of the following in order to photosynthesise?
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Water, light and nutrients
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Water, warmth and oxygen
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Light, food and warmth
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Plants and animals have been known to change to fit the changes in their habitats through out time. Plants and animals depend on each other for survival needs in the ecosystem. Take the test below and see just how much you know about plant interdependence and adaptation. All the best!
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The green pigment in plants called chlorophyll, enables plants to trap sunlight energy
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Some plants have other pigments in their leaves that make them yellow, orange and red. These are all different types of chlorophyll pigments that trap sunlight energyRate this question:
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Plants use the sunlight energy in a process called respiration
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The sunlight energy is used in a process called photosynthesis in which plants make food. Respiration uses the chemical energy trapped in food to provide energy for the seven life functions.All living things respire but only plants photosynthesize.Rate this question:
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An invertebrtae is an animal without a ----------------------.
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BackboneExplanation
An invertebrate is an animal without a backbone. This means that it lacks a vertebral column, which is a defining characteristic of vertebrates. Invertebrates make up the majority of animal species on Earth and include various groups such as insects, worms, mollusks, and jellyfish. Without a backbone, invertebrates have a more flexible body structure and rely on other means of support and movement.Rate this question:
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A ----------------- is the place where something lives.
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HabitatExplanation
A habitat is the natural environment or surroundings where a particular organism or species lives. It provides the necessary resources and conditions for the organism to survive and thrive. Habitats can vary greatly depending on the specific needs of the organism, such as temperature, food availability, and shelter. The term habitat is commonly used in the context of wildlife and ecology to describe the specific location or area where an organism or species can be found.Rate this question:
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Food chains always begin with a -----------------------------
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plant
producerExplanation
every thing in a habitat is supplied nutrients from a plant at the start of a food chainRate this question:
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Plants provide all the food in a habitat
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Plants are always at the start of a food chain. they are also termed producers because they supply all the food in a habitat. They are the only organisms that can make their own food.Rate this question:
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The nutrients plants need include
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Light, nitrogen and potassium
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Nitrogen, potassium and Phosphorus
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Proteins, water and nitrogen
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A. Nitrogen, potassium and PhosphorusExplanation
These are generally found in the fertilizer that farmers and gardener add to the soil.Rate this question:
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What term describes the role or function of an organism in its ecosystem?
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Niche, nicheExplanation
A "niche" refers to the role or position of an organism within its ecosystem, encompassing its behavior, dietary habits, and the ecological interactions it engages in. This concept highlights how an organism fits into and interacts with its environment, including both its physical habitat and its relationship with other species. A niche is a critical aspect of ecological studies as it details the specific adaptations and interdependencies that enable species to survive and thrive in their respective ecosystems.Rate this question:
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Insects are invertebrates that have ________ legs , ________ body parts and ________ wings
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six, 6
three, 3
two, 2Explanation
Insects are classified as invertebrates because they do not have a backbone. They typically have six legs, which allow them to move and navigate their environment. In addition to their legs, insects also have three body parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen. These body parts serve different functions, such as housing their sensory organs, muscles, and digestive system. Lastly, most insects have two pairs of wings, which enable them to fly. These wings are attached to the thorax and play a crucial role in their movement and survival.Rate this question:
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