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Froggy Jumps ESS IB Quick ChallengeOnline version Test your ESS knowledge quickly. by Akriti Agrawal 1 What defines an open system in ESS terms? a Exchanges only energy with surroundings b Exchanges only matter with surroundings c Exchanges of energy and matter with surroundings 2 What is sustainable development? a Unlimited resource use now b Meeting present needs without compromising future resources c Using resources only for humans 3 Which gas most contributes to the enhanced greenhouse effect? a Oxygen (O2) b Nitrogen (N2) c Carbon dioxide (CO2) 4 Which metric measures biodiversity by the number of species in an area? a Species richness b Biomass density c Net primary productivity 5 Primary succession typically begins on what surface? a Existing soil and vegetation b Bare rock or lava c Marine habitat 6 Net primary productivity equals gross NPP minus what? a Soil respiration b Plant respiration c Decomposition losses 7 Which is a renewable resource? a Solar energy b Coal c Oil 8 What does 'the tragedy of the commons' illustrate? a Overconsumption of shared resources due to individual incentives b Protecting private property rights c Infinite availability of resources 9 What does an ecological footprint measure? a Amount of land and resources a person uses b Only carbon emissions c Only water usage 10 Urbanization tends to impact biodiversity by: a Reducing habitat area and fragmentation b Increasing genetic diversity universally c Creating unlimited new habitats 11 What best defines a system in ESS? a A random collection of elements b A set of interrelated components with boundaries c A single factor 12 Which term describes energy transfer through trophic levels with losses as heat? a First Law of Thermodynamics applies; energy efficiency decreases up the chain b Energy is unlimited in ecosystems c Energy is created at each level 13 What is a keystone species? a Species with a disproportionate influence on ecosystem structure b An extinct organism c Species with the largest biomass 14 Which biodiversity measure looks at species richness and evenness? a Ecological footprint b Species diversity index c Carrying capacity 15 What primarily drives the water cycle's atmospheric precipitation? a Condensation and weather patterns b Desert evaporation only c Ocean salinity changes 16 Which soil horizon is rich in organic matter and living roots? a A-horizon (topsoil) b C-horizon c O-horizon 17 What is a renewable resource? a Resource that can be replenished naturally over time b Resource depleted after use c Resource that is infinite 18 Which human activity increases atmospheric CO2 most directly? a Volcanic eruptions b Photosynthesis in forests c Burning fossil fuels 19 What is an ecological footprint? a A measure of human demand on ecosystems b A rating of soil fertility c A species' habitat range 20 Which process best describes nitrogen fixation? a Nitrification in soils b Conversion of N2 to usable forms by microbes c Denitrification to N2O 21 What is the term for the rate at which a population grows or shrinks? a Carrying capacity b Population growth rate c Birth rate 22 Which term describes a community of living organisms and their physical environment? a Habitat b Biome c Ecosystem 23 What is biodiversity primarily a measure of? a Energy flow in an ecosystem b Soil quality c Variety of life in an area 24 Which energy flow model shows arrows from producers to consumers? a Food chain b Nutrient cycle c Food web 25 What is the practice of meeting present needs without compromising future generations? a Mitigation b Sustainability c Conservation 26 Which process releases the most CO2 from fossil fuels? a Respiration (in animals) b Photosynthesis c Combustion 27 What term describes the maximum population size that an environment can sustain long-term? a Carrying capacity b Ecological footprint c Population density 28 Which type of pollution originates from a single identifiable source? a Non-point source pollution b Point source pollution c Biomagnification 29 Which international agreement aims to limit global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions? a Montreal Protocol b Kyoto Protocol/Paris Agreement c CITES 30 Which term refers to the tendency of pollutants to accumulate in organisms up the food chain? a Bioaccumulation b Biodegradation c Biomagnification

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by Akriti Agrawal

What defines an open system in ESS terms?

What is sustainable development?

Which gas most contributes to the enhanced greenhouse effect?

Which metric measures biodiversity by the number of species in an area?

Primary succession typically begins on what surface?

Net primary productivity equals gross NPP minus what?

Which is a renewable resource?

What does 'the tragedy of the commons' illustrate?

What does an ecological footprint measure?

Urbanization tends to impact biodiversity by:

What best defines a system in ESS?

Which term describes energy transfer through trophic levels with losses as heat?

What is a keystone species?

Which biodiversity measure looks at species richness and evenness?

What primarily drives the water cycle's atmospheric precipitation?

Which soil horizon is rich in organic matter and living roots?

What is a renewable resource?

Which human activity increases atmospheric CO2 most directly?

What is an ecological footprint?

Which process best describes nitrogen fixation?

What is the term for the rate at which a population grows or shrinks?

Which term describes a community of living organisms and their physical environment?

What is biodiversity primarily a measure of?

Which energy flow model shows arrows from producers to consumers?

What is the practice of meeting present needs without compromising future generations?

Which process releases the most CO2 from fossil fuels?

What term describes the maximum population size that an environment can sustain long-term?

Which type of pollution originates from a single identifiable source?

Which international agreement aims to limit global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

Which term refers to the tendency of pollutants to accumulate in organisms up the food chain?