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20-item quiz about the lesson biodiversity

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Froggy Jumps BiodiversityOnline version 20-item quiz about the lesson biodiversity by Summer Sumagaysay 1 1.)What does biodiversity refer to? a Only the number of plants in an ecosystem b The variety of life, species, and ecosystems on Earth c The number of animals living in a forest 2 Which of the following is an example of a managed ecosystem? a Forest b Coral reef c Farm 3 Which of these describes ecological diversity? a Differences in genes within a population b Variety of species in an ecosystem c Variety of ecosystems, habitats, and ecological processes 4 Which level of biodiversity refers to the variation in genes? a Species diversity b Ecological diversity c Genetic diversity 5 Which of the following is a good example of genetic diversity? a Many fish in the ocean b Different breeds of dogs c Forest and desert ecosystems 6 Which value of biodiversity involves providing raw materials and food? a Scientific b Economic c Recreational 7 Oxygen production, pollination, and water purification are part of which value? a Economic b Ecological life support c Scientific 8 Bird watching and hiking are examples of which biodiversity value? a Scientific value b Recreational value c Economic value 9 Studying organisms to understand the natural world refers to: a Economic value b Recreational value c Scientific value 10 A stable ecosystem has— a Only one species b A wide variety of producers, consumers, and decomposers c No interdependence among organisms 11 The ability of an ecosystem to remain stable during disturbance is called: a Resilience b Resistance c Sustenance 12 The ability of an ecosystem to recover after disturbance is called: a Resistance b Consistency c Resilience 13 If one species disappears from an ecosystem, what is likely to happen? a Nothing will change b All organisms will grow faster c It may affect the entire energy and nutrient cycle 14 Which shows ecological diversity? a Dogs: Labrador, Poodle, German Shepherd b Habitats like deserts, coral reefs, forests c A rice field with few species 15 Why is species diversity important for survival? a It increases competition b It produces more predators c It increases the chance of adaptation in changing environments 16 Which statement best explains why unmanaged ecosystems such as wildlands, nature preserves, natural parks, forests, and tundra have rich biodiversity? a They are frequently modified by humans to increase species variety b They experience minimal human disturbance, allowing many species to thrive naturally c They have fewer ecological interactions, reducing competition among species 17 Why is the loss of species a threat to ecosystem stability and the survival of organisms? a Because ecosystems become healthier when fewer species share resources b Because each species contributes to energy flow and nutrient cycles that keep the biosphere balanced c Because species loss increases the speed of natural cycles 18 A coastal mangrove forest is converted into a commercial area. After several years, the nearby marine ecosystem shows a decline in fish populations. Which explanation best connects biodiversity to the observed change? a The removal of mangroves reduced a key habitat that supports breeding and shelter for marine species b Fish populations naturally decrease over time regardless of habitat changes c Mangroves only support plant species, not animals 19 A teacher asks students to design a small garden that supports high biodiversity. Which student plan best applies the principles of biodiversity? a Plant only one type of fast-growing ornamental plant b Use a mix of native plants that attract insects, birds, and small animals c Introduce random exotic species to increase the number of organisms 20 After monitoring a forest for 10 years, scientists observe a decline in predator species. Which conclusion best explains how this affects the biodiversity of the forest? a Herbivore populations may increase uncontrollably, reducing plant diversity b The forest will automatically gain more species to replace predators c Predator loss has no impact on the food web structure

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by Summer Sumagaysay

1.)What does biodiversity refer to?

Which of the following is an example of a managed ecosystem?

Which of these describes ecological diversity?

Which level of biodiversity refers to the variation in genes?

Which of the following is a good example of genetic diversity?

Which value of biodiversity involves providing raw materials and food?

Oxygen production, pollination, and water purification are part of which value?

Bird watching and hiking are examples of which biodiversity value?

Studying organisms to understand the natural world refers to:

A stable ecosystem has—

The ability of an ecosystem to remain stable during disturbance is called:

The ability of an ecosystem to recover after disturbance is called:

If one species disappears from an ecosystem, what is likely to happen?

Which shows ecological diversity?

Why is species diversity important for survival?

Which statement best explains why unmanaged ecosystems such as wildlands, nature preserves, natural parks, forests, and tundra have rich biodiversity?

Why is the loss of species a threat to ecosystem stability and the survival of organisms?

A coastal mangrove forest is converted into a commercial area. After several years, the nearby marine ecosystem shows a decline in fish populations. Which explanation best connects biodiversity to the observed change?

A teacher asks students to design a small garden that supports high biodiversity. Which student plan best applies the principles of biodiversity?

After monitoring a forest for 10 years, scientists observe a decline in predator species. Which conclusion best explains how this affects the biodiversity of the forest?