1) The study of organisms in their natural environment is known as... a) Biology b) Ecology c) Biochemistry d) Community studies e) Population studies f) Habitat studies 2) A population is... a) The total number of ALL organisms in one area at the same time b) The total number of organisms of ONE SPECIES in one area at the same time c) The total number of INTERACTING organisms in one area at the same time d) The name given to the number of humans on the planet 3) A community is... a) The total number of ALL organisms in one area b) The total number or organisms of ONE SPECIES in one area c) The total number of INTERACTING organisms in one area d) The name given to how humans help each other 4) The set of conditions that surround an organism/population/community is known as the environment. This consists of... a) Flora and fauna b) Biotic and abiotic factors c) The land and the air d) The niche 5) The place where an organism lives is known as its... a) Ecology b) Niche c) Environment d) Habitat 6) What is a producer? a) Convert the sun's energy into useful compounds through photosynthesis. They are greeen plants or algae. b) These are usually herbirvores which feed on the plants. c) these are usually omnivores or carnivores and feed on the primary consumers. d) These are organisims which will kill for food. They are secondary or tertiary consumers.  e) These organisims feed on dead and decaying organisims. They break down the biomass and release nutrients into the soil. 7) What is a secondary consumer? a) Convert the sun's energy into useful compounds through photosynthesis. They are greeen plants or algae. b) These are usually herbirvores which feed on the plants. c) these are usually omnivores or carnivores and feed on the primary consumers. d) These are organisims which will kill for food. They are secondary or tertiary consumers.  e) These organisims feed on dead and decaying organisims. They break down the biomass and release nutrients into the soil. 8) What is a primary consumer? a) Convert the sun's energy into useful compounds through photosynthesis. They are greeen plants or algae. b) These are usually herbirvores which feed on the plants. c) these are usually omnivores or carnivores and feed on the primary consumers. d) These are organisims which will kill for food. They are secondary or tertiary consumers.  e) These organisims feed on dead and decaying organisims. They break down the biomass and release nutrients into the soil. 9) What is a predator? a) Convert the sun's energy into useful compounds through photosynthesis. They are greeen plants or algae. b) These are usually herbirvores which feed on the plants. c) these are usually omnivores or carnivores and feed on the primary consumers. d) These are organisims which will kill for food. They are secondary or tertiary consumers.  e) These organisims feed on dead and decaying organisims. They break down the biomass and release nutrients into the soil. 10) What is a decomposer? a) Convert the sun's energy into useful compounds through photosynthesis. They are greeen plants or algae. b) These are usually herbirvores which feed on the plants. c) these are usually omnivores or carnivores and feed on the primary consumers. d) These are organisims which will kill for food. They are secondary or tertiary consumers.  e) These organisims feed on dead and decaying organisims. They break down the biomass and release nutrients into the soil.

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