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- Q 1/25Score 0Which of the following charts correctly identifies abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem?29GJFH
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- Q1Which of the following charts correctly identifies abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem?GJFH120sEditDelete
- Q2Which diagram best communicates the levels of organization within an ecosystem?CDAB120sEditDelete
- Q3Which of the following is an example of levels of organization within an ecosystem?several birds, insects, grasses, air, soil → bird → several birds, insects, grassesbird → several birds, insects, grasses → several birds → several birds, insects, grasses, air, soilbird → several birds → several birds, insects, grasses → several birds, insects, grasses, air, soilgrass, soil → bird → several birds120sEditDelete
- Q4Which of the following is not a biotic factor found in a forest ecosystem?TreesInsectsBirdsSoil120sEditDelete
- Q5What is the largest level of ecological organization represented by this picture?CommunityPopulationOrganismEcosystem120sEditDelete
- Q6The organisms above are an example of a(n)EcosystemOrganismCommunityPopulation120sEditDelete
- Q7The animal pictured above is an example of a(n)?EcosystemOrganismPopulationCommunity120sEditDelete
- Q8Different kinds of organisms in the same area would be an example of a(n)?PopulationCommunityOrganism120sEditDelete
- Q9The living and nonliving parts of an area and how they interact is called a(n)?EcosystemOrganismCommunityPopulation120sEditDelete
- Q10Temperature, air (oxygen), sunlight, water, and soil, are all ___________________ parts of the environment.AbioticLivingBioticBoreal120sEditDelete
- Q11All the abiotic and biotic factors in a particular area make up a(n)?PopulationCommunityEcosystemOrganism120sEditDelete
- Q12Which of the following only lists biotic factors?Frogs, birds, dogs, plantsSoil, water, birds, dogsSoil, water, air, temperature120sEditDelete
- Q13A cloud is bioticFalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q14A tree is bioticTrueFalse120sEditDelete
- Q15Which of the following items in the butterfly's environment is abiotic?ButterflyFlowerGarden PlantAir120sEditDelete
- Q16What is an example of an abiotic factor interacting with a biotic factor in this ecosystem?The bush provides a home for the mouse.The clouds provide shade in the sand.The soil provides a place for the worms to dig a home.120sEditDelete
- Q17Which of the following examples is NOT an example of the bird interacting with abiotic factors in its environment?The bird eats many bugsThe bird drinks some waterThe bird travels across the sky120sEditDelete
- Q18Organisms respond to the ______________ factors in their environment.B. AbioticBoth A and BA. Biotic120sEditDelete
- Q19A rock is an example of a(n)?Biotic factorAbiotic factor120sEditDelete
- Q20Which of the following is an example of an organism?Fish, tree, and manFish and manFish120sEditDelete
