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Carbon Cycle Ecology Quiz

Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of ecology with our Carbon Cycle Ecology Quiz! This quiz covers essential topics like the food chain, nutrient cycles, population dynamics, and community interactions. Whether you're a student, teacher, or nature enthusiast, you'll find this quiz both informative and engaging.

Highlights of the Quiz:

Multiple-choice questions
Focus on the carbon cycle and associated concepts
Designed for learners at various levels

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ExploringNature543

By which process does Carbon enter the food chain?

Burning Fossil Fuels

Decomposition

Sunlight

Photosynthesis

The carrying capacity of a population is

The amount of space occupied by a population

The maximum number of individuals that can be sustained by the environment.

The maximum growth rate of the population

The number of individuals in a population

A group of interacting populations of different species living in a given area is called a

Species

Population

Ecosystem

Community

Suppose a one acre lot has 10 breeding pairs of mice, half are females, and these females produce 12 young per year. Assuming no predation how many mice will be in the population at the start of year 2?

140

120

132

Which term best describes the initial growth curve of a population of bacteria growing with an unlimited food supply?

Logistic

Potential

Logarithmic

Exponential

In Activity 4 we examined Carbon Cycle. Which of the following descriptions best describes a nutrient cycle?

The flow of energy from one organisms to another in a food web

The movement of chemicals through inorganic and organic forms

The feeding relationships between species of the same community

The change in size of group of individual of the same species over time.

In Activity 4 we examined Carbon Cycle. Which of the following organisms is a producer?

Fungus

Mulberry

Earthworm

Robin

Caterpillar

In Activity 4 we examined Carbon Cycle. Which of the following organisms is able to utilize carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?

Fungus

Mulberry

Earthworm

Caterpillar

Robin

In Activity 4 we examined Carbon Cycle. Which of the following organisms is a carnivore?

Fungus

Mulberry

Robin

Earthworm

Caterpillar

In Activity 4 we examined Carbon Cycle. Which of the following organisms is a secondary consumer?

Caterpillar

Fungus

Mulberry

Robin

Earthworm

Which ecological level is defined as a group of individuals of the same species living in a given area?

Species

Community

Population

Ecosystem

Which ecological level is defined asall the living and non-living components of an environment?

Population

Ecosystem

Community

Species

Which community is represented by the mural used in Activity 1?

Rocky inter-tidal coastal community

Oak woodland community

Coast redwood community

Chaparral community

Which term best describes the initial growth curve of a population of bacteria growing with an unlimited food supply?

Logical

Exponential

Exceptional

Logistical

What role would an owl that eats a seed-eating mouse perform in a food chain?

Secondary consumer

producer

Primary consumer

Tertiary consumer

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