SCI 5B Unit 4 Test Review (Food Webs and Cycles)
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- Q1
If an ecosystem didn't have ____________, the consumers and decomposers wouldn't have food.
rocks
abiotic
producers
tertiary consumers
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Herbivores eat producers.
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Omnivores eat _________ and other consumers.
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Carnivores eat only __________.
consumers
producers
plants
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What do organisms depend on to recycle waste and dead material?
decomposers
producers
consumers
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A food ______ shows one path energy flows in an ecosystem.
chain
web
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A food ______ in composed of multiple food chains that are in an ecosystem and shows how the food chains are interconnected.
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According to the unit, the ___________ cycle is a huge recycling system for the entire planet. It involves: evaporation, transpiration, condensation, precipitation, runoff, and collection.
carbon
nitrogren
water
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The movement of carbon dissolved in ocean water into the rocks is an example of the carbon cycle occurring slowly.
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In the nitrogen fixation process, soil bacteria convert nitrogen into ammonia, nitrites, and then nitrates. Nitrates are then absorbed by producers.
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Which food chain below is in the correct order?
grass >>> snake >>> hawk >>> mouse
snake >>> mouse >>> grass >>> hawk
grass >>> mouse >>> snake >>> hawk
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Look at the image. Which animal would be considered a primary consumer?
beetle
mouse
owl
plant
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Look at the image. Which would be considered the producer?
mouse
beetle
owl
plant
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An _____________ species is a species that is brought into an ecosystem that is not its native ecosystem that disrupts the balance of the ecosystem. Example: Pythons were brought into Florida. These snakes grow to be sometimes 20 feet long and are eating the mammals and birds. They have seem a major decline in the animal population because of this massive snake problem.
intersecting
official
invasive
adverse
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Invasive species can be introduced by human into an ecosystem through inventions like care, boats, and planes.
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Giant Sylvania is an aquatic plant native to southern Brazil that is overtaking the lakes in southern states such as Texas. Giant Sylvania thrives in our freshwater lakes and can double in size in about a week. This means is grows REALLY FAST. It is a problem because this floating fern creates a blanket over the surface of the water that can get up to 3 feet thick. This blocks the sun from reaching underwater plants that fish and other animals rely on for oxygen in the water. What kind of species does this paragraph describe?
large
regular
invasive
native
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