Ecosystem Interactions

An organism's habitat provides everything it needs to:

• live 
• grow
• reproduce
• all of the above

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All the members of ONE species interacting in a given area are called:

• organism
• population
• community
• ecosystem

Which of the following contains abiotic factors?

• organism
• population
• community
• ecosystem

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Living and nonliving things in an area is what level of organization

• community

• ecosystem

• organism

• population

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Drought, erosion, flood, and prolonged heat spells are examples of

• community

• ecosystem

• abiotic factors

• biotic factors

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All the populations living in the same area and interacting would be called:

• an organism
• a community
• an ecosystem
• a biome

Which is NOT a biotic factor?

• grass
• water
• rabbit
• owl

Which is NOT an abiotic factor?

• The salt content of water

• the temperature of the water

• the oxygen in the water

• the fish in the water

What is the correct order of organization from least to greatest?

• organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere

• organism, community, population, ecosystem, biosphere

• organism, community, ecosystem, population, biosphere

• organism, population, ecosystem, community, biosphere

Which of the following determines where an organism can live?

• if the needs of the organism are met by the biotic factors in the habitat

• if the needs of the organism are met by the abiotic factors in the habitat

• if the needs of the organism are met by the biotic and abiotic factors in a habitat

• if the needs of the organism are met by the other populations of organisms in the habitat

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