Unit 6.1 Test Review
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- Q1True or False: Decomposers recycle energy and materials from dead produces and consumers into the soil.FALSETRUE30s
- Q2True or False: Decomposers release the nutrients in dead organisms so that plants can use themTRUEFALSE30s
- Q3True or False: Geotropism is an example of a plant responding to an internal stimulusTRUEFALSE30s
- Q4True or False: Geotropism is an example of a plant responding to an external stimulusFALSETRUE30s
- Q5True or False: Thigmotropism is when plants respond to gravityTRUEFALSE30s
- Q6True or False: As you move up the energy pyramid the amount of energy decreasesTRUEFALSE30s
- Q7True or False: As you move up the energy pyramid the number of organisms increasesTRUEFALSE30s
- Q8True or False: Higher biodiversity helps ecosystems survive environmental changesTRUEFALSE30s
- Q9True or False: Lower biodiversity is better because there is less competition for foodTRUEFALSE30s
- Q10True or False: Food chains represent the pathway of energy transferFALSETRUE30s
- Q11True or False: Food webs show the Law of Conservation of Energy because they show that energy is transformed from radiant energy to chemical and then is passed from one organism to another. No energy is lost or destroyedFALSETRUE30s
- Q12How is radiant energy transformed in plants to be used in animalsRadiant > mechanicalChemical > chemical > mechanical, thermalRadiant > chemical > mechanical, thermal30s
- Q13What level are producers found in the energy pyramid?Level 1-the bottom levelLevel 3 - the top levelLevel 2 - the second level30s
- Q14If producers died off, what would happenOnly herbivores would dieAll food chains would start to die offThe primary consumer population would growThe secondary consumer population would grow30s
- Q15Organism that eats other organisms or organic matter (Heterotroph)ConsumerAutotrophProducerEnergy30s