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AP Bio Population Quiz

The AP Bio Population Quiz assesses understanding of population dynamics, focusing on concepts like carrying capacity, logistic growth, and survival strategies of K-selected populations. It's ideal for students preparing for...

Questions: 12 | Attempts: 122 | Last updated: Feb 6, 2024

Sample Question 1
When the size of a population greatly exceeds K, it would be expected the population to

Rapidly increase

Slowly increase.

Slowly decrease

Rapidly decrease.

Stabilize

Sample Question 2
The logistic equation:

Models a J-shaped growth curve.

Takes into account the carrying capacity of the environment.

Predicts continued exponential growth.

Would characterize the uncontrolled growth of a population.

Models a K-shaped growth curve.

Bio Test 4 (Ch.14)

Bio Test 4 (Ch.14) assesses understanding of ecological principles affecting population dynamics. It covers density-dependent factors, population cycles, growth models, and life-history strategies, essential for students in...

Questions: 47 | Attempts: 130 | Last updated: Jul 25, 2024

Sample Question 1
Disease is spread more quickly between individuals who live in close proximity, such as in a nesting colony of penguins. Disease can be considered a:

Factor that increases carrying capacity

Density-independent factor

Density-dependent factor

Expotential growth factor

Factor that causes a greater birth rate than death rate

Sample Question 2
During the period from 25,000 to 10,000 years ago, when people were gatherer -hunters, the rate of the population increase was slow; but from 10,000 to 5,000 years ago there was a dramatic increase in growth rate. Which of these factors is MOST LIKELY to have contributed to this increase?

Change from nomadic to a more settled life style, making larger families more manageable

Changes in nutrition during the agricultural revolution that caused an increase in death rate

Cultural changes leading to a breakdown of mechanisms that controlled the birth rate

An increased division labor, leading to stratification of social classes

A decreased vulnerablility to infectious disease in agricultural communities