IB Biology Ecology

Which category of organisms is correctly described in this table?

• A

• B

• C

• D

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What limits the length of a food chain in an ecosystem?

• The size of the individual organisms

• Competition between organisms

• The loss of energy between trophic levels

• Natural selection

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What are characteristics of species?

• I and II

• I and III

• II and III

• I, II and III

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The statement is about the role of some bacteria in ecosystems. What mode of nutrition is described?

• They are autotrophs

• They are consumers

• They are saprotrophs

• They are detritivores

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The diagram represents a pyramid of energy. What level does the letter X represent?

• Light

• Primary consumers

• Abiotic environment

• Producers

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What is the classification of an organism that is able to make organic compounds from inorganic nutrients?

• Autotroph

• Consumer

• Detritivore

• Saprotroph

What could be represented by arrows 1, 2 and 3?

• 1 - death of consumers, 2 - cell respiration in saprotrophs, 3 - Cell respiration in producers

• 1 - death of consumers, 2 - incomplete decomposition, 3 - photosynthesis in producers

• 1 - cell respiration in saprotrophs, 2 - incomplete decomposition 3 - photosynthesis in producers

• 1 - cell respiration in consumers, 2 - cell respiration in saprotrophs, 3 - Cell respiration in producers

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A bacterial population with no resistance could develop into a bacterial population with some resistance to an antibiotic. Which event could lead to this?

• Antibiotic resistance was inherited from an ancestral population

• An antibiotic resistance plasmid is received from a bacterium in another population

• The enzyme needed for antibiotic resistance is received from a bacterium in another population

• The bacteria have mutated in response to antibiotics in the environment

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NGSS.HS-LS3-2

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Euglena is a unicellular organism that feeds on bacteria and uses CO₂ as a carbon source. Which described the nutrition of this organism?

• Autotrophic only

• Heterotrophic only

• Saprotrophic only

• Autotrophic and heterotrophic

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What is lost between trophic levels and cannot be recycled?

• Heat

• Nitrogen

• Carbon compounds

• Biomass

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