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Froggy Jumps APES Unit 1: Living World QuizOnline version Ecosystems, cycles, and human impact. by swasti 1 Which process releases energy for use by organisms in an ecosystem? a Fermentation b Photosynthesis c Cellular respiration 2 Which biome has cold winters, dense conifer forests, and long summers? a Taiga (boreal forest) b Tundra c Savanna 3 In a food chain, what primarily flows through the ecosystem? a Matter b Water c Energy 4 Which cycle is most closely tied to respiration and decomposition? a Water cycle b Carbon cycle c Phosphorus cycle 5 Human activities most directly affect which cycle by fossil fuel combustion? a Nitrogen cycle b Phosphorus cycle c Carbon cycle 6 Nitrogen fixation converts N2 into usable forms for plants via a Animal digestion b Bacteria in soil or roots c Lightning alone 7 Which biogeochemical cycle involves phosphates often limiting aquatic systems? a Nitrogen cycle b Water cycle c Phosphorus cycle 8 Which interaction benefits both species in a classic example of mutualism? a Parasite-host where host loses b Predator-prey, where both lose c Bees pollinating flowers 9 What term describes the variety of habitats and species in a region? a Biodiversity b Biomagnification c Biomass 10 Primary productivity is best described as the rate of a Decomposition rate b Nutrient recycling c Photosynthetic energy capture 11 What term describes energy left for growth after plant respiration? a NPP (Net Primary Production) b Respiration energy c GPP (Gross Primary Production) 12 In energy transfer, about what percentage moves to the next trophic level? a 1% b 50% c 10% 13 Which factor primarily defines a biome? a Altitude only b Soil pH c Climate patterns (temperature and precipitation) 14 Which process removes CO2 from the atmosphere most directly? a Photosynthesis b Combustion c Respiration 15 Which process converts N2 gas to usable ammonium? a Nitrification b Nitrogen fixation c Denitrification 16 Which step returns water vapor to the atmosphere? a Infiltration b Evaporation c Condensation 17 Which interaction benefits both species in a mutualism? a Parasitism b Commensalism c Mutualism 18 Which term describes a species interactions where one benefits and the other is harmed? a Commensalism b Mutualism c Predation 19 Which type of succession begins with no soil after a disturbance? a Secondary succession b Primary succession c Tertiary succession 20 Which statement best describes energy flow in ecosystems? a 100% is transferred b Only about 10% of energy moves to the next trophic level c Energy increases at higher levels 21 What does the 10% rule describe in energy flow? a Energy doubles at each level b About 10% of energy is transferred to the next trophic level c All energy is transferred to the next level 22 What does Net Primary Productivity (NPP) represent? a Energy lost as heat only b Total energy fixed by photosynthesis c Biomass produced after plant respiration 23 A tropical rainforest biome is characterized by? a Low rainfall and low species variety b High rainfall and high biodiversity c Cold temperatures year-round 24 Which processes exchange carbon between atmosphere and biota? a Photosynthesis and respiration b Transpiration and evaporation c Decomposition and combustion only 25 Nitrogen is most directly made usable for plants by? a Nitrogen-fixing bacteria converting N2 to ammonium b Plants absorbing atmospheric nitrogen directly c Lightning only 26 Which pair best describes the water cycle steps? a Precipitation without evaporation b Evaporation and precipitation with condensation c Osmosis and diffusion only 27 In predator–prey interactions, what is a typical outcome? a Prey always benefits with no cost b Predator reduces prey population, may regulate it c Predators increase prey growth 28 Ecological succession begins with what type of ecosystem? a A climax community immediately b Primary succession starting from bare substrate c Secondary succession from disturbed soil 29 Which is an example of mutualism? a Pollinators receive nectar; plants get pollination b One species benefits without affecting other c Parasite benefits; host harmed 30 If GPP = 4000, respiration = 1500, NPP = ? a 5500 b 1000 c 2500

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Which process releases energy for use by organisms in an ecosystem?

Which biome has cold winters, dense conifer forests, and long summers?

In a food chain, what primarily flows through the ecosystem?

Which cycle is most closely tied to respiration and decomposition?

Human activities most directly affect which cycle by fossil fuel combustion?

Nitrogen fixation converts N2 into usable forms for plants via

Which biogeochemical cycle involves phosphates often limiting aquatic systems?

Which interaction benefits both species in a classic example of mutualism?

What term describes the variety of habitats and species in a region?

Primary productivity is best described as the rate of

What term describes energy left for growth after plant respiration?

In energy transfer, about what percentage moves to the next trophic level?

Which factor primarily defines a biome?

Which process removes CO2 from the atmosphere most directly?

Which process converts N2 gas to usable ammonium?

Which step returns water vapor to the atmosphere?

Which interaction benefits both species in a mutualism?

Which term describes a species interactions where one benefits and the other is harmed?

Which type of succession begins with no soil after a disturbance?

Which statement best describes energy flow in ecosystems?

What does the 10% rule describe in energy flow?

What does Net Primary Productivity (NPP) represent?

A tropical rainforest biome is characterized by?

Which processes exchange carbon between atmosphere and biota?

Nitrogen is most directly made usable for plants by?

Which pair best describes the water cycle steps?

In predator–prey interactions, what is a typical outcome?

Ecological succession begins with what type of ecosystem?

Which is an example of mutualism?

If GPP = 4000, respiration = 1500, NPP = ?