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Froggy Jumps enviornmentOnline version enviornment by Anastasia DONESKI 1 what is a ecosystem a A type of plant community b b) A weather pattern c A system where living and non-living things interact 2 a Water b sunlight c bacteria 3 which is abiotic a tree b fish c PH 4 Why is dissolved oxygen important in aquatic ecosystems? a It prevents evaporation b it helps organisms breathe c kills harmful bacteria 5 Which elements cycle through ecosystems in biogeochemical cycles? a b b) Iron, copper, and gold c c) Lead, mercury, and arsenic 6 What can cause a change in the amount of elements in ecosystems over time? a a) Only seasonal changes b Natural and human factors c Only human activity 7 In a food chain, which level typically has the most energy? a Producers b Tertiary consumers c Apex predators 8 What is bioaccumulation? a Build-up of substances in an organism over time b Breakdown of toxins in producers c Disappearance of predators 9 What is the 'source to sink' concept? a Flow of nutrients in soil b b) Transfer of pollutants from air to water c Movement of materials from origin to storage in Earth’s systems 10 What causes acid rain? a Release of sulfur and nitrogen compounds into the atmosphere b Presence of phosphates in water c High oxygen levels 11 Why is biodiversity important? a It decreases food supply b It increases ecosystem stability and resilience c It causes pollution 12 What is a common method for sampling populations? a Using quadrats or transects b Boiling water samples c Filtering the atmosphere

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enviornmentOnline version

by Anastasia DONESKI

what is a ecosystem

which is abiotic

Why is dissolved oxygen important in aquatic ecosystems?

Which elements cycle through ecosystems in biogeochemical cycles?

What can cause a change in the amount of elements in ecosystems over time?

In a food chain, which level typically has the most energy?

What is bioaccumulation?

What is the 'source to sink' concept?

What causes acid rain?

Why is biodiversity important?

What is a common method for sampling populations?