Quiz: Ecology Practice Test Questions!
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- 1.Which of the following relationships would be considered a parasitic relationship?
- A.
Clown Fish and Sea Anemone
- B.
Guinea Worm and Human
- C.
Honey Bee and Flower
- D.
Egret and Cow
- 2.
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What would happen to the Plankton population if the Salmon and Lake Trout were to leave?- A.
All populations would go up.
- B.
All Populations would go down.
- C.
The Plankton population would go down and the forage fish would go up.
- D.
The Plankton population would go up and the forage fish would go down.
- 3.The ability of a given area to continually supply adequate food, water, and shelter for the organisms that live in an ecosystem is know as:
- A.
Community
- B.
Abiotic Factors
- C.
Carrying Capacity
- D.
Ecology
- 4.Zebra Mussels reproduce and spread quickly, reducing food resources and crowding native species. This results in
- A.
A decrease in native producer populations.
- B.
A increase in native producer populations.
- C.
Mutually beneficial relationships with native species.
- D.
Higher reproductive rates for native species.
- 5.Check of all the native trees found in northern New Jersey.
- A.
Maple
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- B.
Dogwood
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- C.
Elm
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- D.
Oak
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- 6.Check off all of the invasive species found in NJ
- A.
Black Locust
- B.
Black Swallow-worts
- C.
Water Chestnut
- D.
Common Reed
- 7.Which of the following statements is not a reason to be concerned about invasive species?
- A.
They cost tax payers millions of dollars each year.
- B.
They are a huge culprit behind many of our endangered species being endangered.
- C.
They create better fishing experience by catching bigger fish.
- D.
They are a nuisance to control.
- 8.According to the following video, what seems to have the biggest impact on the piping plover population?
- A.
Predators
- B.
A Low Population
- C.
Water
- D.
Humans and Pets
- 9.An organism that eats both plants and meat is described as a:
- A.
Herbivore
- B.
Producer
- C.
Carnivore
- D.
Omnivore
- 10.The study on the way organisms interact with their environment is called:
- A.
Ecology
- B.
Zoology
- C.
Geology
- D.
Biology
- 11.
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The arrows point in the direction of...- A.
They point in the direction of what eats what.
- B.
They point in the direction of the flow of energy.
- C.
They point in no particular direction.
- 12.
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Which Level would represent the producers in this diagram?- A.
Level 3
- B.
Level 1
- C.
Level 4
- D.
Level 2
- 13.Where would you most likely find this animal in a dune ecosystem?
- A.
The Beach Zone
- B.
The Trough/Interdunal Pond
- C.
Foredune
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