SOL 4.3 Living Systems Framework Quizs

What happens when organisms share the same need for resources?

• They must compete to meet their needs.

• They cooperate to share the resources.

• They ignore each other and find different resources.

• They migrate to a different area with more resources.

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Why do we use classification?

• To identify organisms.

• To increase biodiversity.

• To enhance genetic variation.

• To improve ecosystem stability.

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What is an organism that breaks down other dead organisms?

• decomposer

• consumer

• decomposer

• herbivore

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What do we call the role an animal plays in its environment?

• niche

• niche

• ecosystem

• biome

How can changes in a food web affect organisms?

• Changes in one part of the food web can affect other organisms.

• Changes in a food web have no impact on organisms.

• Only top predators are affected by changes in the food web.

• Changes in the food web only affect plant life.

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What is a series of stages of form and activity through which a living things passes from one beginning stage to the same stage in its offspring called?

• life cycle

• evolutionary process

• habitat transition

• growth phase

Animals are called ________ Because they have to eat food that is produced by other organisms.

• consumers

• decomposers

• consumers

• herbivores

A dog learning to fetch a ball to get a treat, is an example of a __________ adaptation.

• physiological

• behavioral

• structural

• genetic

What is a habitat?

• A habitat is a type of animal.

• A habitat is a place where an animal or plant naturally lives, providing food, water, shelter, and space.

• A habitat is a method of reproduction.

• A habitat is a type of food chain.

What is the significance of a food chain arrow?

• It indicates the direction of energy flow between organisms.

• It shows the size of the organisms in the food chain.

• It represents the number of organisms in a habitat.

• It points to the organism doing the eating, showing the flow of energy.

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