Ecosystem Essentials Quiz

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Test your grasp of ecosystem components and cycles.

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Froggy Jumps Ecosystem Essentials QuizOnline version Test your grasp of ecosystem components and cycles. by Jan Barbee 1 What does 10% energy transfer mean in trophic levels? a All energy moves to the next level b Only about 10% of energy moves to the next level c 10% of energy is lost as heat to the environment 2 What is biomass in trophic terms? a Total energy available at the level b Total organic mass at a trophic level c Number of individuals at the level 3 Which organisms are primary producers? a Organisms that consume other animals b Organisms that decompose matter c Organisms that create/store energy 4 Who gains energy by consuming producers? a Tertiary producers b Primary consumers c Autotrophs 5 Who eats secondary consumers to gain energy? a Tertiary consumers b Detritivores c Primary producers 6 What is a food web? a A network of feeding relationships b A single food chain c A map of nutrient cycles 7 What is a food chain? a A linear map of who eats whom b A circular flow of energy c A diagram of genetic relationships 8 What does biological magnification describe? a Growth of biomass at each level b Increase of toxins up the food chain c Spread of energy along chains 9 What are autotrophs? a Organisms that must feed on others b Decomposers of organic material c Organisms that can make their own food 10 What are producers? a Organisms that break down waste b Organisms storing energy for others c Organisms that only eat meat 11 Who are heterotrophs? a Organisms that store energy directly b Organisms that photosynthesize c Organisms that must feed on others 12 Which group includes scavengers? a Producers b Autotrophs c Heterotrophs 13 What do herbivores eat? a Meat b Plant material c Fungi 14 What do carnivores consume? a Plants b Detritus c Meat 15 What do omnivores eat? a Plants and animals b Only animals c Only plants 16 Who are decomposers/detritivores? a Organisms that produce energy b Organisms that photosynthesize c Organisms breaking down dead material 17 What is a niche? a A type of food chain b A physical space in the habitat c An organism's role in an ecosystem 18 Example of a niche: forager and seed planter? a Fish b Bacteria c Squirrels 19 Which cycle moves nitrogen through ecosystems? a Nitrogen Cycle b Water Cycle c Carbon Cycle 20 What does nitrogen fixation do? a Converts nitrogen to oxygen b Removes nitrogen from soil c Transforms nitrogen to usable form for plants 21 What is denitrification? a Stores nitrogen in roots b Converts usable nitrogen to forms toxic to plants c Adds nitrogen to the soil 22 What does the carbon cycle involve? a Only carbon storage in rocks b Carbon moves only through animals c Carbon dioxide to high-energy compounds and back 23 Which processes drive the carbon cycle? a Nitrogen fixation b Photosynthesis and respiration c Transpiration and evaporation 24 What are some carbon reserves in the cycle? a Ocean foam and sand b Limestone and fossil fuels c Soil bacteria only 25 What emerges from water cycle processes in ecosystems? a Soil formation b Genetic variation c Weather patterns 26 What is transpiration? a Water condensation at leaves b Water intake by roots c Water evaporation through plant stomata

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What does 10% energy transfer mean in trophic levels?

What is biomass in trophic terms?

Which organisms are primary producers?

Who gains energy by consuming producers?

Who eats secondary consumers to gain energy?

What is a food web?

What is a food chain?

What does biological magnification describe?

What are autotrophs?

What are producers?

Who are heterotrophs?

Which group includes scavengers?

What do herbivores eat?

What do carnivores consume?

What do omnivores eat?

Who are decomposers/detritivores?

What is a niche?

Example of a niche: forager and seed planter?

Which cycle moves nitrogen through ecosystems?

What does nitrogen fixation do?

What is denitrification?

What does the carbon cycle involve?

Which processes drive the carbon cycle?

What are some carbon reserves in the cycle?

What emerges from water cycle processes in ecosystems?

What is transpiration?