True/False Indicate whether the
statement is true or false. Please clearly write your answer in the space provided in the left
margin. If you wish to change your answer, please cross it out and write your final answer next
to it. Answers that do not clearly indicate a choice will be marked incorrect.
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An example of a defined population is 9 woodchucks living in 5 acre parcel of
land behind the high school.
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The scientific study of interactions between organisms and their environments is
called ecology.
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A group of similar looking animals that are able successfully interbreed and
produce fertile offspring is called an ecosystem.
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An organisms role in a community is called its habitat.
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A population is a all the organisms of a single species that lives in the same
place and the same time.
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An organism that gets its food by eating dead or decaying organisms is called a
decomposer.
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Autotrophs are always at the beginning of a food chain.
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A group of interacting communities and the environment surrounding it is
called the biosphere.
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The parts of the hydrosphere, the geosphere and the atmosphere that support life
are together are called the earth..
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A complex scientific model that shows all the possible feeding relationships in
a community is called a food chain.
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The arrows in a food chain always points toward the organism that is being
eaten.
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A simple model that shows how matter and energy is passed from one organism to
another in an ecosystem is called a food chain.
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An organism that is able to make its own food is called an autotroph or a
consumer.
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A group of interacting populations that live in the same place at the same time
is called a community.
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Predation is a relationship between two organism in which one organism benefits
by hunting, killing, and eating another organism.
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Mutualism is a relationship in which both organisms benefit.
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Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. Please clearly write your
answer in the space provided in the left margin. If you wish to change your answer, please
cross it out and write your final answer next to it. Answers that do not clearly indicate a
choice will be marked incorrect.
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A consumer that eats only plants is called a(n):
a. | carnivore | c. | herbivore | b. | autotroph | d. | omnivore |
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Use the following food web to answer the next questions.
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The pathway of plants -> mice -> fox is called a:
a. | predation | c. | food chain | b. | none of these | d. | food web |
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How many herbivores are present in the food web?
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Which of the organisms below is a secondary consumer?
a. | fox | c. | all of these | b. | insectivorous birds | d. | hawk |
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How many omnivores are present in the food web?
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How many carnivores are present in the food web?
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Which organisms are responsible for changing the energy in sunlight into
chemical energy that is able to be used by living organism are the:
a. | hawks and owls | c. | spiders | b. | herbivorous insects | d. | plants |
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Which of the following is a primary consumer?
a. | all of these | c. | toads | b. | insectivorous birds | d. | squirrels |
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Which of the following organisms are always at the bottom of food
pyramids?
a. | Secondary consumers | c. | Primary consumers | b. | Top level consumers | d. | Producers |
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An organism that eats only meat is called a(n)
a. | omnivore | c. | herbivore | b. | carnivore | d. | autotroph |
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A consumer that eats both plants and animals is called a(n)
a. | omnivore | c. | autotroph | b. | herbivore | d. | carnivore |
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An organism that eats dead organisms that it does not kill is called a:
a. | predator | c. | hunter | b. | scavenger | d. | prey |
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An organism that can not make its own food and must consume other organisms is
called a:
a. | Decomposer. | c. | Omnivore | b. | Autotroph | d. | Heterotroph |
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