Quiz: Living And Nonliving Things In The Ecosystem! Trivia Knowledge Test
16 Questions
| Total Attempts: 188
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This knowledge test is on Living and Nonliving Things in the Ecosystem! A good understanding of the Ecosystem is perfect for seeing just how the environment works. If you are looking to see how much you know about different ecosystems, the quiz below is perfect for you. Do give it a try and see how well you will do.
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- 1.All the living parts of an ecosystem are the [Blank]factors. e.g. trees, birds, and mushrooms
- 2.The nonliving parts of an ecosystem are the [Blank] factors. e.g. sunlight, water, air(oxygen) and rocks.
- 3.The tree that a bird lives in and gets its needs from is its [Blank].
- 4.Woodpeckers eat insects living in tree barks so insects are a [Blank] resource for woodpeckers.
- 5.A part of an ecosystem that an organism needs to survive is a [Blank].
- 6.A [Blank] is the role of an organism in an ecosystem.
- 7.Birds may [Blank] competition for resources if they eat different types of food/ live in different parts of the tree/hunt at different times of the day.
- 8.Plants need sunlight, [Blank] and carbon dioxide to make their own food.
- 9.Environmental changes can be caused by a biotic factor e.g. [Blank] cut down trees and build dams across streams. As a result, water collects and a pond forms. Turtles and ducks move into the pond where they can find [Blank] and [Blank].
- 10.[Blank] are formed by the interaction between a living and a nonliving thing.
- 11.Organisms of the same kind that live in the same place at the same time form a[Blank].
- 12.Different populations that live in the same place at the same time form a [Blank].
- 13.Order of organization in an ecosystem: organism → [Blank] → community → ecosystem
- 14.A buildup of fats in arteries can cause serious health problems: arteries can become [Blank] due to the buildup of fats which cause a reduced blood flow to organs.
- 15.All the living and nonliving things interacting together in one place form an [Blank].
- 16.Ways or habits that help maintain a good circulatory system: Exercise regularly, [Blank] diet, avoid [Blank].
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