A population is the number of living things that live together in the same place. There are different ways that one can use to describe a population and study it fully. Take up the quiz below lessons 1-2 in chapter 3 for biology and revise what you learnt about population of the earth.
Combined portions of land, water and atmosphere
Study of all living things
Study of nonliving things
Study of interactions among living & nonliving factors
Ecology
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Level of organization
Species, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere, biome
Population, species, biome, biosphere, ecosystem, community
Species, community, population, ecosystem, biome, biosphere
Species, population, community, ecosystem, biome and biosphere
All different species living together
All of the same species living all over
All of the same species living together
Species that can reproduce together
Community
Biosphere
Biome
Individual
Species
Biome
Ecosystem
Biosphere
Community
Species
Organism
Biome
Biosphere
Biome
Community
Species
Observation
Lab
Method
Experiment
Creating an answer before asking a question
Using your senses to do an experiment
Creating a question that you want to answer
Experiment
Observation
Method
Carnivore
What, how where why
Design of experiment
How long it takes to do the experiment
Make food in the presence of chemicals
Making food using soil from ground
Capture sunlight and convert to chemical energy and sugar
Photosynthesis
Chemosynthesis
Chemical reaction
Heterotrophs
Autotroph
Canobacteria
Omnivore
Consumer
Decomposer
Only eat meat
Eat both plants and meat
Only eat plants
Carnivores
Herbivores
Omnivore
Eats both plants and meat
Eats only plants
Only eats meat
Eats all living things
Eat decaying matter
Eat plants and meat
Producer
Consumer
Decomposer
Marsh grasses, hawk, grasshopper, mouse
Marsh grasses, grasshopper, mouse, hawk
Hawk, mouse,grasses, grasshopper