Unit 4 Study Guide lesson 2

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Froggy Jumps Unit 4 Study Guide lesson 2Online version Test your knowledge about invasive species and their impacts. by Kim Medycki 1 What best defines an invasive species? a Organisms that are nonnative to an environment and disrupt the stable web of life. b Native species that thrive in a habitat. c Organisms that only harm humans. 2 What is a common outcome when invasive species enter an ecosystem? a Immediate recovery of ecosystems. b Negative change on the environment. c No effect on native species. 3 How do plants create oxygen in photosynthesis? a During photosynthesis. b Only at night. c During respiration. 4 What do beavers do that affects environments? a Build nests. b Dig holes for minerals. c Build dams. 5 What can nonnative plants do to native species? a Provide more food for natives. b Kill off native plant species by taking over and using water. c Help native species grow faster. 6 What can nonnative animals do that harms native wildlife? a Pollinate native plants. b Consume prey which makes it harder for native animals to find food. c Breed more quickly than natives. 7 What do corals form the foundation of? a Mountain ranges. b Deserts. c Reefs. 8 Which human activity can pollute water and cause destruction? a Polluting the water. b Planting trees near rivers. c Recycling waste materials. 9 Which environment feature can tree roots affect? a Air temperature. b Water pH levels. c Soil movement. 10 Humans removing fish from rivers and oceans is an example of: a An activity impacting aquatic ecosystems. b A natural process. c A conservation effort.

Froggy Jumps

Unit 4 Study Guide lesson 2Online version

Test your knowledge about invasive species and their impacts.

by Kim Medycki

What best defines an invasive species?

Organisms that are nonnative to an environment and disrupt the stable web of life.

Native species that thrive in a habitat.

Organisms that only harm humans.

What is a common outcome when invasive species enter an ecosystem?

Immediate recovery of ecosystems.

Negative change on the environment.

No effect on native species.

How do plants create oxygen in photosynthesis?

During photosynthesis.

Only at night.

During respiration.

What do beavers do that affects environments?

Build nests.

Dig holes for minerals.

Build dams.

What can nonnative plants do to native species?

Provide more food for natives.

Kill off native plant species by taking over and using water.

Help native species grow faster.

What can nonnative animals do that harms native wildlife?

Pollinate native plants.

Consume prey which makes it harder for native animals to find food.

Breed more quickly than natives.

What do corals form the foundation of?

Mountain ranges.

Deserts.

Reefs.

Which human activity can pollute water and cause destruction?

Polluting the water.

Planting trees near rivers.

Recycling waste materials.

Which environment feature can tree roots affect?

Air temperature.

Water pH levels.

Soil movement.

Humans removing fish from rivers and oceans is an example of:

An activity impacting aquatic ecosystems.

A natural process.

A conservation effort.

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Unit 4 Study Guide lesson 2

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Unit 4 Study Guide lesson 2Online version

by Kim Medycki

What best defines an invasive species?

What is a common outcome when invasive species enter an ecosystem?

How do plants create oxygen in photosynthesis?

What do beavers do that affects environments?

What can nonnative plants do to native species?

What can nonnative animals do that harms native wildlife?

What do corals form the foundation of?

Which human activity can pollute water and cause destruction?

Which environment feature can tree roots affect?

Humans removing fish from rivers and oceans is an example of:

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