Practice Quiz: Ecology & The Higher Levels of Organization

Quiz

(13)

Practice Quiz: Higher Levels of Organization

Download the paper version to play

Duplicate

Create challenge

About Quiz

Recommended age: 12 years old

1456 times made

Created by

Ryan Corigliano

United States

Top 10 results

1

EZU-QTG-BCW

December 1, 2017

00:54

time

100

score
2

UFQ-BVH-LJR

December 1, 2017

01:12

time

100

score
3

VUT-BSM-RIW

December 1, 2017

01:13

time

100

score
4

606736

April 16, 2019

01:16

time

100

score
5

LAQ-WVZ-CQH

December 1, 2017

01:17

time

100

score
6

624425

April 17, 2019

01:18

time

100

score
7

WUE-OGL-IOB

December 1, 2017

01:19

time

100

score
8

LWG-XHC-ZPW

December 1, 2017

01:20

time

100

score
9

MCQ-PCL-BIP

December 1, 2017

01:23

time

100

score
10

RPX-ODY-NBJ

December 1, 2017

01:26

time

100

score

Do you want to stay in the Top 10 of this game?

to identify yourself.

Make your own free game from our game creator

Make quiz

Compete against your friends to see who gets the best score in this game

Make challenge


Practice Quiz: Ecology & The Higher Levels of OrganizationOnline version Practice Quiz: Higher Levels of Organization by Ryan Corigliano 1 An individual belonging to a specific species a biotic b community c organism d reptile 2 An area where an organism finds food, shelter and water in a specific arrangement a niche b biosphere c biome d habitat 3 All of the living and nonliving things in an area that interact with each other are called a/an a ecosystem b community c habitat d population 4 The non-living part of an ecosystem a ocean b atmosphere c biome d abiotic 5 Organisms that look similar and can produce fertile offspring. a species b animals c plants d single-celled organisms 6 A term describing the relational position/role of a species or population in an ecosystem. a biospher b habitat c niche d individual organisms 7 What is the correct order for the Levels of Organization? a Organisms>Populations>Ecosystems>Communities>Biosphere b Organisms>Populations>Communities>Ecosystems>Biosphere c Organisms>Populations>Communities>Biosphere>Ecosystems d Organisms>Communities>Populations>Ecosystems>Biospher 8 Different communities together with their physical surroundings make up a(an)... a Populations b Biosphere c Biome d Ecosystem 9 All of the ecosystems together form this? a Biosphere b Community c Population d Atmosphere 10 The study of how organisms interact with other organisms and their environment a biology b ecology c ecological systems d environmental systems 11 Most of the energy in the ecosystem comes from... a the animals b the plants c organic compounds d the sun 12 A single population is made up of... a a group of organisms that may be different species b several communities of different species c a group of organisms that are all the same species d several communities of the same species 13 How is the amount of bacteria in a bathroom effected by the number of people who don't wash their hands? Identify the independent variable? a how many people don't wash their hands b how many people used the bathroom c amount of bacteria d amount of soap they use if they wash their hands 14 How is the amount of bacteria in a bathroom effected by the number of people who don't wash their hands? Identify the dependent variable? a how many people don't wash their hands b how many people used the bathroom c amount of soap they use if they wash their hands d amount of bacteria 15 How is the amount of bacteria in a bathroom effected by the number of people who don't wash their hands? Identify a possible controlled variable? a how many people don't wash their hands b how many people used the bathroom c amount of soap they use if they wash their hands d amount of bacteria 16 What best describes a community? a How do frogs used oxygen under water to breathe b How are the number of mice in area affected by the number cats in a given area? c How does a disturbance, like a fire or predator, affect the number of a mammal species in African grasslands? d How does fire effect the amount of food available in grassland ecosystems? 17 What best Ecological question describes the Biosphere? a How does the amount of dissolved oxygen in a pond affect the number of fish that live there? b How does carbon dioxide in the air affect global temperature? c How do camels keep water in their bodies? d What causes the growth of a rabbit population? 18 The growth of an ecosystem depends on... a the number of organisms that live there b the amount of nutrients that get recycled c the energy that flows through it d the amount of rainfall, sunlight, and temperature in the area 19 Ecology examines: a Abiotic factors effecting an environment b Biotic factors effecting an environment c Both abiotic and biotic factors in an environment d Neither abiotic or biotic factors in an environment 20 What is true about an ecosystem? a it's an open system because only energy can flow through it and it consists of abiotic factors only b it's an open system because both matter and energy can flow through it and it consists of biotic and abiotic factors c it's an open system because only matter can flow through it and it consists of biotic and abiotic factors d it's an open system because both matter and energy can flow through it and it consist of biotic factors only 21 Different populations living and interacting with each other in the same area a Biome b Ecosystem c Community d Niche 22 The area between the highest mountain and the deepest ocean where life can be found a Biosphere b Biome c Community d Ecosystem 23 The living part of an ecosystem. a abiotic b biotic c Earth d animals 24 An individual living thing a species b organism c atom d molecule 25 Which of the following descriptions about the organization of an ecosystem is correct? a Communities make up species, which make up populations. b Populations make up species, which make up communities. c Species make up communities, which make up populations. d Species make up populations, which make up communities. 26 The lowest level of environmental complexity that includes living and nonliving factors is the a biome b ecosystem c community d biosphere 27 Which of the following is NOT a basic method used by ecologists to study the living world? a experimenting b modeling c Classifying d observing

Practice Quiz: Ecology & The Higher Levels of OrganizationOnline version

Practice Quiz: Higher Levels of Organization

by Ryan Corigliano

An individual belonging to a specific species

biotic

community

organism

reptile

An area where an organism finds food, shelter and water in a specific arrangement

niche

biosphere

biome

habitat

All of the living and nonliving things in an area that interact with each other are called a/an

ecosystem

community

habitat

population

The non-living part of an ecosystem

ocean

atmosphere

biome

abiotic

Organisms that look similar and can produce fertile offspring.

species

animals

plants

single-celled organisms

A term describing the relational position/role of a species or population in an ecosystem.

biospher

habitat

niche

individual organisms

What is the correct order for the Levels of Organization?

Organisms>Populations>Ecosystems>Communities>Biosphere

Organisms>Populations>Communities>Ecosystems>Biosphere

Organisms>Populations>Communities>Biosphere>Ecosystems

Organisms>Communities>Populations>Ecosystems>Biospher

Different communities together with their physical surroundings make up a(an)...

Populations

Biosphere

Biome

Ecosystem

All of the ecosystems together form this?

Biosphere

Community

Population

Atmosphere

The study of how organisms interact with other organisms and their environment

biology

ecology

ecological systems

environmental systems

Most of the energy in the ecosystem comes from...

the animals

the plants

organic compounds

the sun

A single population is made up of...

a group of organisms that may be different species

several communities of different species

a group of organisms that are all the same species

several communities of the same species

How is the amount of bacteria in a bathroom effected by the number of people who don't wash their hands? Identify the independent variable?

how many people don't wash their hands

how many people used the bathroom

amount of bacteria

amount of soap they use if they wash their hands

How is the amount of bacteria in a bathroom effected by the number of people who don't wash their hands? Identify the dependent variable?

how many people don't wash their hands

how many people used the bathroom

amount of soap they use if they wash their hands

amount of bacteria

How is the amount of bacteria in a bathroom effected by the number of people who don't wash their hands? Identify a possible controlled variable?

how many people don't wash their hands

how many people used the bathroom

amount of soap they use if they wash their hands

amount of bacteria

What best describes a community?

How do frogs used oxygen under water to breathe

How are the number of mice in area affected by the number cats in a given area?

How does a disturbance, like a fire or predator, affect the number of a mammal species in African grasslands?

How does fire effect the amount of food available in grassland ecosystems?

What best Ecological question describes the Biosphere?

How does the amount of dissolved oxygen in a pond affect the number of fish that live there?

How does carbon dioxide in the air affect global temperature?

How do camels keep water in their bodies?

What causes the growth of a rabbit population?

The growth of an ecosystem depends on...

the number of organisms that live there

the amount of nutrients that get recycled

the energy that flows through it

the amount of rainfall, sunlight, and temperature in the area

Ecology examines:

Abiotic factors effecting an environment

Biotic factors effecting an environment

Both abiotic and biotic factors in an environment

Neither abiotic or biotic factors in an environment

What is true about an ecosystem?

it's an open system because only energy can flow through it and it consists of abiotic factors only

it's an open system because both matter and energy can flow through it and it consists of biotic and abiotic factors

it's an open system because only matter can flow through it and it consists of biotic and abiotic factors

it's an open system because both matter and energy can flow through it and it consist of biotic factors only

Different populations living and interacting with each other in the same area

Biome

Ecosystem

Community

Niche

The area between the highest mountain and the deepest ocean where life can be found

Biosphere

Biome

Community

Ecosystem

The living part of an ecosystem.

abiotic

biotic

Earth

animals

An individual living thing

species

organism

atom

molecule

Which of the following descriptions about the organization of an ecosystem is correct?

Communities make up species, which make up populations.

Populations make up species, which make up communities.

Species make up communities, which make up populations.

Species make up populations, which make up communities.

The lowest level of environmental complexity that includes living and nonliving factors is the

biome

ecosystem

community

biosphere

Which of the following is NOT a basic method used by ecologists to study the living world?

experimenting

modeling

Classifying

observing

Practice Quiz: Ecology & The Higher Levels of Organization

Quiz

Download the paper version to play

Created by

Top 10 results

Top Games

Quiz

Tissues - Practice Quiz

Quiz

Spanish Alphabet Listening

Quiz

UPS 5 Seeing Habits Quiz

Quiz

Photosynthesis vs Cellular Respiration - Practice Quiz

Quiz

Practice Quiz - Punnett Square, Variation, and Mutations