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Froggy Jumps Living Environment Regents QuizOnline version Biology Regents review by Kayla Colbert 1 What is the main purpose of homeostasis in organisms? a Increase energy use b Maintain stable internal conditions c Promote rapid growth only 2 Which process releases energy by breaking down glucose in cells? a Cell respiration b Fermentation c Photosynthesis 3 DNA replication occurs during which stage of the cell cycle? a G1 phase b S phase c M phase 4 What carries genetic information from parents to offspring? a DNA b Proteins c RNA 5 Natural selection leads to changes in populations over generations by: a random mutation only b eliminating all variation c favoring advantageous traits 6 Which ecosystem process involves transferring energy through food webs? a Energy flow b Matter translocation c Genetic drift 7 Beaks of Finches illustrate what evolutionary concept? a Mutation fixation b Genetic drift c Natural selection 8 Which lab skill analyzes relationships among organisms using molecular evidence? a Microscopy b Electrophoresis analysis c Spectroscopy 9 Which process moves substances across a membrane without energy input? a Pinocytosis b Active transport c Diffusion 10 Which biogeochemical cycle is primarily involved with carbon movement? a Nitrogen cycle b Carbon cycle c Water cycle 11 What is ecological succession? a Growth of a stable ecosystem after a disturbance b A single species replacing another c Immediate recovery after a disturbance 12 What is a climax community? a Community with no biodiversity b First stage after a disturbance c Ecosystem restored to its pre-disturbance state 13 What is a keystone species? a The most abundant species b A species at the top of the food chain c Not abundant but crucial to ecosystem function 14 Why is biodiversity linked to ecosystem stability? a More biodiversity enhances stability b Biodiversity has no effect on stability c Less biodiversity increases resilience 15 How do sea otters influence kelp forests? a They trap kelp in reefs b They protect kelp by controlling sea urchins c They eat kelp to prevent overgrowth 16 Renewable resources are those that… a Cannot be consumed safely b Are fossil fuels c Can be replenished naturally over time 17 What causes the greenhouse effect? a Sunlight cannot reach Earth b Ozone depletion c Greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere 18 In an energy pyramid, what happens to population sizes as you move up? a They increase at higher levels b They stay the same c They decrease at higher trophic levels 19 What does the energy flow arrows indicate in a food chain? a The distance between organisms b Which organism gets the energy (does the eating) c The size of organisms 20 An ecosystem needs interaction of biotic and abiotic factors because… a Abiotic factors alone sustain ecosystems b Only living things matter c Survival depends on available resources and conditions

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Living Environment Regents QuizOnline version

by Kayla Colbert

What is the main purpose of homeostasis in organisms?

Which process releases energy by breaking down glucose in cells?

DNA replication occurs during which stage of the cell cycle?

What carries genetic information from parents to offspring?

Natural selection leads to changes in populations over generations by:

Which ecosystem process involves transferring energy through food webs?

Beaks of Finches illustrate what evolutionary concept?

Which lab skill analyzes relationships among organisms using molecular evidence?

Which process moves substances across a membrane without energy input?

Which biogeochemical cycle is primarily involved with carbon movement?

What is ecological succession?

What is a climax community?

What is a keystone species?

Why is biodiversity linked to ecosystem stability?

How do sea otters influence kelp forests?

Renewable resources are those that…

What causes the greenhouse effect?

In an energy pyramid, what happens to population sizes as you move up?

What does the energy flow arrows indicate in a food chain?

An ecosystem needs interaction of biotic and abiotic factors because…