Take The Ecology Quiz To Pass The Test! Quiz

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1.

Name 4 things prey do to protect themselves?
2.

Name 4 things prey do to protect themseles:
3.

Bacteria are
- A.
  
  Tiny
- B.
  
  Good or bad
- C.
  
  Found everywhere
- D.
  
  Good as pets
4.

Protists
- A.
  
  Live in water
- B.
  
  Are small
- C.
  
  Are one cell
- D.
  
  Are animals
5.

There are not many food chains in a food web
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
6.

All food chains and food webs start with the Sun and end with _______
7.

The sun gives __________ to the plants.
8.

In a food chain, the chipmunks and squirrels get energy from _______.
9.
1. In a food chain, the decomposers get the energy from____ _______ ______.
10.

In a food chain, a hawk gets his energy from _______ and _______
11.

The 6 steps in the life process are
12.

Does an animal have a cell wall or chlorophyll (jellyfish, human wolf, etc)
13.

Do plants have a cell wall and chorophyll?
14.

Do plants make their own food?
15.

Type question here
16.

Fungi
- A.
  
  Have a cell wall
- B.
  
  Have chlorophyll
- C.
  
  Lives off other things
- D.
  
  Include yeast, mushrooms mold and mildew
17.

What are limiting factors?
18.

Protists
- A.
  
  Are not one celled organisms
- B.
  
  Live in fresh water
- C.
  
  Can have chlorophyll
- D.
  
  May not have chlorophyll
- E.
  
  Include amoeba, paramecium. euglena
19.

Monerans
- A.
  
  Are not bacteria
- B.
  
  Are very tiny
- C.
  
  Live everywhere
- D.
  
  Can be good or bad
20.

What do prey do to escape death from a predator?
- A.
  
  Scream
- B.
  
  Camoflouge
- C.
  
  Play dead/freeze
- D.
  
  Run
- E.
  
  Mimicry
21.

What are the 5 basic kingdoms of life?
22.

What 6 things comprise of life?
23.

What does balance of nature mean?
24.

Why do some organisms live and some die?
25.

Sparrow
- A.
  
  Producer
- B.
  
  Primary consumer
- C.
  
  Secondary consumer
- D.
  
  Herbivore
- E.
  
  Carnivore
- F.
  
  Omnivore
- G.
  
  Predator
- H.
  
  Prey
- I.
  
  Decomposer