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LEARNING OUTCOMES QUIZ L.O.Q.s

LEARNING OUTCOMES QUIZ L.O.Q.s. SEMESTER 1 AROUND THE WORLD. Shows how energy is transferred through trophic levels. ECOLOGICAL PYRAMIDS. The interrelationship between plants and animals. Ecology. Particular physical environments containing characteristic plants and animals. Biomes.

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LEARNING OUTCOMES QUIZ L.O.Q.s

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  1. LEARNING OUTCOMES QUIZL.O.Q.s • SEMESTER 1 AROUND THE WORLD

  2. Shows how energy is transferred through trophic levels. ECOLOGICAL PYRAMIDS

  3. The interrelationship between plants and animals. Ecology

  4. Particular physical environments containing characteristic plants and animals Biomes

  5. Complex feeding relationships Food webs

  6. Captures sunlight to make chemical energy Producers

  7. Nonliving components of an ecosystem Abiotic factors

  8. Living components of an ecosystem Biotic factors

  9. occurs when organisms attempt to use resources at the same place at the same time Competition

  10. the relationship between two closely related species Symbiosis

  11. shows predictable changes of a community over time. Ecological succession

  12. shows how pesticides move through trophic levels. Biological magnification

  13. _____________cycles move resources through the sphere. Biogeochemical

  14. _________levels shows steps in a food Web. Trophic

  15. Science of classifying organisms TAXONOMY

  16. These are NOT considered to be living organisms VIRUSES

  17. These species are at risk of becoming extinct ENDANGERED SPECIES

  18. This is caused by an increase in greenhouse gases GLOBAL WARMING

  19. When one organism captures and feeds on another PREDATOR AND PREY “PREDATION”

  20. #5 The success of an organism to SURVIVE and reproduce FITNESS (SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST)

  21. These animals have a hollow, dorsal nerve cord VERTEBRATES

  22. #7 These organisms eat plants HERBIVORES

  23. #9 A series of steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating and being eaten FOOD CHAIN

  24. #11 _______ structures show similarities between common ancestors . Homologous

  25. #12 ____ is based on the adaptation of organisms to their environment. Natural Selection

  26. #13 What system of taxonomy is grouped from the most general (kingdom) to the most specific (species)? Linnaeus’ system

  27. #14 What is the combined genetic information of all members of a population? Gene Pool

  28. #15 The three domains are Archaea, Eukarya, & Bacteria • RK 2. U 3.

  29. #16 ______ are single-celled organisms and ________are many-celled organisms. Unicellular Multicellular

  30. #17 Common ancestors of all living things is known as Common Descent.

  31. A type of growth that occurs when a population growth slows or stops following a period of exponential growth (S-shape curve) Logistic growth

  32. A type of growth that shows individuals of a population growing at a constant rate (J-shaped curve) Exponential Growth

  33. The largest number of individuals of a population that a given environment can support Carrying Capacity

  34. What causes the growth of a population to decrease Limiting factors

  35. These factors limit the population growth only when the density reaches a certain level. Density-Dependent

  36. Factors that affect all populations regardless of the density. Density-Independent +

  37. What is one source for environmental change on earth? Human Activities

  38. What resources cannot be replenished by natural processes? Nonrenewable

  39. What resources can be regenerated and are replaceable? Renewable

  40. What is the sum total of the variety of organisms in the biosphere? Biodiversity

  41. The metric system is based on the units of The power of 10

  42. The site or cell organelle where Photosynthesis takes place CHLOROPLAST

  43. The process of using LIGHT energy to convert WATER and CO2 into OXYGEN and SUGAR PHOTOSYNTHESIS

  44. The site or cell organelle where Cellular Respiration takes place MITOCHONDRIA

  45. The process that releases ENERGY by breaking down FOOD with oxygen CELLULAR RESPIRATION

  46. Respiration that DOES NOT use oxygen NO ANAEROBIC

  47. Respiration that uses oxygen YES AEROBIC

  48. 2 Products of Fermentation LACTIC ACID AND ALCOHOL

  49. A _________ experiment allows the scientist to test a single variable. controlled

  50. The process by which organisms keep their internal conditions relatively stable… HOMEOSTASIS

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