Chapter 13 Ecology Quiz
14 Questions
| Total Attempts: 47
Select the best answer for each question.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Individual living thing
- A.
Population
- B.
Ecosystem
- C.
Organism
- D.
Biodiversity
- 2.A group of the same species that in one area
- A.
Organism
- B.
Population
- C.
Ecosystem
- D.
Biodiversity
- 3.All of the organisms that live in a given area, as well as the climate, soil, water and other abiotic things in that area
- A.
Biodiversity
- B.
Population
- C.
Organism
- D.
Ecosystem
- 4.The variety of living things in an ecosystem
- A.
Biodiversity
- B.
Population
- C.
Organism
- D.
Ecosystem
- 5.An organism that has an unusually large effect on its ecosystem
- A.
Ecosystem
- B.
Heterotroph
- C.
Autotroph
- D.
Keystone species
- 6.An organism that makes its own food
- A.
Heterotroph (consumer)
- B.
Autotroph (producer)
- C.
Keystone species
- D.
Species
- 7.An organism that relies on other organisms for food
- A.
Autotroph (producer)
- B.
Heterotroph (consumer)
- C.
Keystone species
- D.
Organism
- 8.Select which of the following are ABIOTIC.
- A.
Water
- B.
Air
- C.
Dirt
- D.
Sunlight
- 9.Eats both plants and animals (ex. human)
- A.
Decomposer
- B.
Herbivore
- C.
Omnivore
- D.
Detrivore
- 10.Eats only plants (ex. cow)
- A.
Omnivore
- B.
Herbivore
- C.
Detrivore
- D.
Decomposer
- 11.Eats dead organic matter (dung beetle)
- A.
Omnivore
- B.
Detrivore
- C.
Herbivore
- D.
Decomposer
- 12.Breaks down dead organic matter (ex. fungus)
- A.
Decomposer
- B.
Detrivore
- C.
Herbivore
- D.
Omnivore
- 13.A network of linked food chains
- A.
Food chain
- B.
Food web
- C.
Trophic levels
- 14.Levels of nourishment in a food chain
- A.
Food chain
- B.
Food web
- C.
Trophic levels
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