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Froggy Jumps Ecology Essentials QuizOnline version Test your ecology basics. by Lauren Amoroso 1 What are Biotic factors? a Abiotic elements of climate. b Non-living factors in an ecosystem. c Living factors in an ecosystem. 2 What are Abiotic factors? a Living factors in an ecosystem b Organisms that compete for resources c Non- living factors in an ecosystem 3 What is the Biosphere? a A map of ecosystems worldwide b The part of the universe where life can exist c The total biomass of an environment 4 What is a Biome? a The study of living organisms b A specific environment that's home to living things suited for that specific place and climate c A single organism's habitat 5 What does Population refer to? a The genetic diversity within a species b The total number of ecosystems in an area c All the members of one species in a particular area at a particular time 6 What is Symbiosis? a An ecological relationship between two species that live in close proximity of each other b The competition for the same resource c A predator-prey interaction between distant species 7 What is Mutualism? a Neither species benefits b A relationship where BOTH SPECIES BENEFIT c One organism benefits, the other is harmed 8 What is an ecosystem? a The community (biotic) and abiotic factors form the ecosystem b The community (biotic) and abiotic factors do not form the ecosystem c The community of only abiotic factors form the ecosystem 9 What is a Food web? a One food chains b Three food chanins c Multiple interacting food chains 10 What is a decomposer? a An organism that does not breaks down dead/ decaying organisms into nutrients b An organism that breaks down dead/ decaying organisms into nutrients c An organism only breaks down dead but not decaying organisms into nutrients 11 What is a commjunity? a One populations that living together b All the different species that live together c All the different populations that live together 12 What is birth rate? a An increase in the size of a population b A decrease in the size of a population c A constant rate in the size of a population 13 What is competition? a Species mate among different organisms for food, shelter, resources b Species fight among different organisms for food, shelter, resources c Species live together among different organisms for food, shelter, resources 14 What is parasitism? a One organism benefits & other organism is harmed, but is always killed. b One organism benefits & other organism stays the same c One organism benefits & other organism is harmed, but not always killed. 15 What is species? a A group of organisms that are physically similar/ can reproduce to produce fertile offspring b A group of organisms that are physically similar/ cannot reproduce to produce fertile offspring c A group of organisms that are not physically similar/ can reproduce to produce fertile offspring 16 What is immigration? a Moving near a population b Moving out of a population c Moving into a population 17 What is a producer? a An organism that cannot make its own energy through photosynthesis b An organism that makes its own energy through photosynthesis c An organism that makes its own energy through respiration 18 What is a herbivor? a An animal that eats plants and meat for food b An animal that eats plants for food c An animal that eats meat for food 19 Which best describes death rate? a A decrease in the size of the population b A increase in the size of the population c A derease in the size of the community 20 What is carrying capacity? a The smallest population that an environment can support and sustain over time b The largest population that an environment can support in one year c The largest population that an environment can support and sustain over time 21 Which best describes a consumer? a A living thing that eats organisms for energy b A living thing that cannot eat organisms for energy c A dead thing that eats organisms for energy 22 Which best describes a food chain? a The direct transfer of energy from one organism to only the next one b The direct transfer of energy from one organism to the next c The indirect transfer of energy from one organism to the next 23 What is commensalism? a A relationship in which one organism benefits while the other is harmed b A relationship in which one organism benefits while the other is helped c A relationship in which one organism benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed. 24 Which best describe a scavenger? a An organism that does not eats rotting meat or rotting plants. b An organism that eats rotting meat or rotting plants. c An organism that eats only rotting meat . 25 What is emmigration? a Moving out of a population b Moving into a population c Moving next to a population 26 What is a carnivore? a An animal that eats plants for energy b An animal that eats meat for energy c An animal that eats meat and plants for energy 27 Which best describes predation? a An the organism that eats plants b An the organism tha does eats another organism c An the organism that eats another organism 28 What is limiting factor? a Conditions that can limit the species in an ecosystem b Conditions that can limit the population in an ecosystem c Conditions that can limit the community in an ecosystem 29 What is an omnivore? a An animal that eats plants and animals for food b An animal that eats plants for food c An animal that eats animals for food 30 Which best describes a predator? a An organism that eats another organism b An organism that does not eat another organism c An organism that eats itself 31 What is prey? a The organism that is the eater b The organism that is not eaten c The organism that is eaten

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by Lauren Amoroso

What are Biotic factors?

What are Abiotic factors?

What is the Biosphere?

What is a Biome?

What does Population refer to?

What is Symbiosis?

What is Mutualism?

What is an ecosystem?

What is a Food web?

What is a decomposer?

What is a commjunity?

What is birth rate?

What is competition?

What is parasitism?

What is species?

What is immigration?

What is a producer?

What is a herbivor?

Which best describes death rate?

What is carrying capacity?

Which best describes a consumer?

Which best describes a food chain?

What is commensalism?

Which best describe a scavenger?

What is emmigration?

What is a carnivore?

Which best describes predation?

What is limiting factor?

What is an omnivore?

Which best describes a predator?

What is prey?