Name: ______Date: ______Period ______
REVIEW: Ecology Unit Chapters 16 & 17
- Match the following descriptions with the term that best fits the description. Each term may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
- The ability of living organisms to continue to interact and use the resources around them.
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- This term means the study of life.
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- Acting in a way that takes personal responsibility for the care and management of the Earth.
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- This term means the study of ecosystems.
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- Parks, zoos, aquariums and farms are examples of ___ ecosystems.
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- The Red Sea and the Indian Ocean are examples of ___ ecosystems, while LakeOntario is not.
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- Aquariums, oceans, seas, and lakes are all examples of ___ ecosystems.
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- This is the interaction between biotic factors with each other and with their abiotic environment.
Use the word bank below to fill in the blanks for Part B:
highsaltHotspotshabitat
- Fill in the blanks with the word(s) that are the most correct to complete each sentence.
- ______are areas of the Earth, identified by conservationists, that contain a large amount of biodiversity, but whose biodiversity is significantly under threat by humans.
- When biodiversity is ______an ecosystem is less vulnerable to changes.
- Marine ecosystems contain ______while fresh water ecosystems do not.
- The place where an organism lives and carries out all of its life processes is called its ______.
- Choose the best answer:
16. Put the following groupings of life into the correct order, from the smallest to largest.
biome
biosphere
population
individual
ecosystem
community / smallest
largest
- The amounts of different types of organisms living in a given area/ecosystem is:
a. Ecology b. ecosystems c. biodiversity
- The role an organism plays in its ecosystem is:
a. Destiny b. ecological niche c. designation
- Which of the following isan important difference
between anartificial ecosystem and a natural ecosystem.
- artificial ecosystems are managed by humans while natural ecosystems are not.
- artificial ecosystems contain low biodiversity and natural ecosystems contain high biodiversity
- both of these are differences between natural and artificial ecosystems.
Name: ______
Date: ______Mark: ____ / 20
QUIZ: Introduction to Ecosystems
- Match the following descriptions with the term that best fits the description. Each term may be used once, more than once, or not at all. (8)
- The ability of living organisms to continue to interact and use the resources around them.
____ /
- This term means the study of life.
____ /
- Acting in a way that takes personal responsibility for the care and management of the Earth.
____ /
- This term means the study of ecosystems.
____ /
- Parks, zoos, aquariums and farms are examples of ___ ecosystems.
____ /
- The Red Sea and the Indian Ocean are examples of ___ ecosystems, while LakeOntario is not.
____ /
- Aquariums, oceans, seas, and lakes are all examples of ___ ecosystems.
____ /
- This is the interaction between biotic factors with each other and with their abiotic environment.
- Fill in the blanks with the word(s) that are the most correct to complete each sentence. (5)
a)______are areas of the Earth, identified by conservationists, that contain a large amount of biodiversity, but whose biodiversity is significantly under threat by humans.
b)The people of ______deforested their land, in part, to create large stone statues called Moai. They ended up wrecking ecological destruction upon their ecosystems.
c)When biodiversity is ______an ecosystem is less vulnerable to changes.
d)Marine ecosystems contain ______while fresh water ecosystems do not.
e)The place where an organism lives and carries out all of its life processes is called its ______.
- Define the following terms. (2)
a)biodiversity
The amount of different types of organisms living in a given area/ecosystem.
b)ecological niche
The role an organism plays in its ecosystem.
- Describe an important difference between anartificial ecosystem and a natural ecosystem. (2)
Artificial ecosystems are designed and managed by humans whereas natural ecosystems are not.
- Put the following groupings of life into the correct order, from the least complex to the most complex. (3)
least complex ______
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most complex______