
Ecology Quiz Review
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- Q1Which is more accurate, a food chain or a food web?Both are equally accurateFood chainNeitherFood web30s
- Q2A flow chart that shows the flow of energy between organisms at different trophic levels is called a:Food direction chartFood flowchartFood linkFood chain30s
- Q3A human that follows a vegan diet would be considered a:Secondary ConsumerPrimary consumerApex predatorTertiary consumer30s
- Q4A human (as with most primates) would be considered a:Tertiary consumerSecondary ConsumerPrimary consumerApex predator30s
- Q5An herbivore is an organism that:Eats both plants & animalsEats only animalsEats only plants30s
- Q6An omnivore is an organism that:Eats only animalsEats both plants & animalsEats only plants30s
- Q7A carnivore is an organism that:Eats both plants & animalsEats only animalsEats only plants30s
- Q8A decomposer is:Eats only plantsEats only animalsAn organism that breaks dead organisms into organic compoundsEats both plants & animals30s
- Q9An organism that breaks down dead organisms into organic compounds is a:ProducerDecomposerTertiary consumerApex predator30s
- Q10What is an autotroph?BothAn organism that can produce its own energyNeitherAn organism that eats other organisms to obtain energy30s
- Q11What is a heterotroph?An organism that eats other organisms to obtain energyAn organism that can produce its own energyNeitherBoth30s
- Q12What trophic level would a carnivorous plant, like a venus flytrap, be?Tertiary consumerSecondary consumerProducerApex predator30s
- Q13Why is the amount of apex predators at the top of a pyramid less than the amount of producers at the bottom?Not enough energy to support a large numberApex predators always have a large body size whereas producers are always smallToo much energyProducers are more important in an ecosystem30s
- Q14As you go up a trophic pyramid, the amount of available energy...IncreasesDecreasesStays the same30s
- Q15If the producers in a trophic pyramid had 2500 kcal of energy, how much energy would the primary consumers at the level above them have? (use the rule of 10)2.50.252502530s