Ecosystem Restoration

After a zebra eats grass, what happens to the grass molecules inside the zebra (use your ideas from the previous unit on chemical reactions) ?

• There is a chemical reaction taking place in which the the grass molecules are turning into zebra body molecules.

• There is not a chemical reaction taking place.

• The zebra is made of grass molecules.

• There is a chemical reaction taking place in which the the zebra molecules are turning into grass molecules.

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According to the Healthy Ecosystem Model, what happens to the zebra molecules once they are eaten by the cheetah?

• The zebra molecules turn into chetah body molecules.

• The zebra molecules are released as energy so the chetah can move and grow.

• The zebra molecules turn into cheetah body molecules or are released as energy so the cheetah can move and grow.

• There is no change to the zebra molecules.

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One of the job's of an ecologist's is to figure out why the animals in the project area in the Costa Rican rain forest are not growing and thriving

• True

• False

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A scientist who studies ecosystems

• Engineer

• Astronomer

• Chemist

• Ecologist

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A community of organisms together with its environment

• ecosystem

• environment

• ocean

• forest

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Which of the following is a primary goal of ecosystem restoration?

• Increase biodiversity

• Reduce human population

• Eliminate all predators

• Convert forests to urban areas

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What is the first step in the process of ecosystem restoration?

• Monitoring the ecosystem

• Identifying the causes of degradation

• Planting new species

• Removing invasive species

Which of the following is a common method used in ecosystem restoration?

• Deforestation

• Reforestation

• Urbanization

• Industrialization

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In the context of ecosystem restoration, what does the term 'reintroduction' refer to?

• Introducing new species to an ecosystem

• Reintroducing native species to their original habitat

• Removing invasive species

• Introducing predators to control prey population

Which of the following is a benefit of ecosystem restoration?

• Decreased water quality

• Increased soil erosion

• Enhanced carbon sequestration

• Reduced biodiversity

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