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Ecosystems and Adaptations
ReviewSlide2
I can score PROFICIENT or ADVANCED on the Unit 6 Test
. (3e and 3f)
How do you want to review? Rank the following in order starting with the one you want the most.
Food Web PracticeVocabulary ReviewGuided Reading ReviewClicker Question PracticeSlide3
GUIDED READING PRACTICE
Mississippi Coach: Page 88 - 90Slide4
I can score PROFICIENT or ADVANCED on the Unit 6 Test. (3e and 3f)
Show
to your classmates
Don’t
or
at
anyone if they make a mistake.Follow along with your Pause = and put your down.
respect
correct
laugh
finger
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VOCABULARY PRACTICESlide6
FOOD WEB
PRACTICESlide7
I can score PROFICIENT or ADVANCED on the Unit 6 Test
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1. In
which biome is this ecosystem most likely located?Deciduous forest2. An owl is a nocturnal animal. What adaptation would an owl most likely have because of this?Large eyes3. Based on what a mouse eats, how would it be classified?
Omnivore
4. Based
on what a fox eats, how would it be classified?
CarnivoreSlide8
I can score PROFICIENT or ADVANCED on the Unit 6 Test
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5. Which
population gets its energy from mice? Foxes 6. Which organism is a predator of snakes?Owls7. What will happen to the population of owls if the frog population is killed by a new pesticide?It will decrease.
8. In
which trophic level is a
grasshopper?
Primary consumerSlide9
I can score PROFICIENT or ADVANCED on the Unit 6 Test
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9. In
which trophic level is a fox?Secondary consumer10. Draw an energy pyramid and place the following organisms in the correct locations: plants, owl, grasshopper, and frogSlide10
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If the grasshoppers have 725 kcals of energy, how much will be available to the owls?7.25 kcalSlide11
CLICKER QUESTION
PRACTICESlide12
Caves are teeming with life. Bats lay droppings which attract various insects which they can eat. Silk worms produce their own light to attract insects. Insects feed off of dead organisms, helping to break them down.
1. Which
of these is an example of a biotic factor found in caves?
Silk worms found on the wallsInsects eating dead organismsSedimentary rock wallsA lack of sunlight for plant lifeSlide13
Caves are teeming with life. Bats lay droppings which attract various insects which they can eat. Silk worms produce their own light to attract insects. Insects feed off of dead organisms, helping to break them down.
2. Which
of these is an example of a niche found in caves?
Silk worms found on the wallsInsects eating dead organismsSedimentary rock wallsA lack of sunlight for plant lifeSlide14
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A student finds the following definition in a textbook.
A group of multiple populations found in a specific location.Which is the term that goes with this definition?CommunityPopulationEcosystemBiomeSlide15
The Amazon Rain Forest contains thousands of different species of birds, insects, and mammals.
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Which of these is an example of an organism?
Chalcopsitta sintillataA group of mosquitos found over one lake.A single coral snake living under a fallen tree.The entire Amazon Rain Forest.Slide16
The Amazon Rain Forest contains thousands of different species of birds, insects, and mammals.
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Which of these is an example of a species?Chalcopsitta sintillataA group of mosquitos found over one lake.A single coral snake living under a fallen tree.The entire Amazon Rain Forest.Slide17
The Amazon Rain Forest contains thousands of different species of birds, insects, and mammals.
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Which of these is an example of an ecosystem?Chalcopsitta sintillataA group of mosquitos found over one lake.A single coral snake living under a fallen tree.The entire Amazon Rain Forest.Slide18
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A scientist is studying an area that receives a moderate amount of rain and has trees that lose their leaves. Which of these describes this biome?
Coniferous ForestTaigaDeciduous ForestTropical RainforestSlide19
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A student is reviewing for a test and forgets the name for a biome that receives a large amount of rain and is located in the tropics. Remind him which biome this describes.
Coniferous Forest
TaigaDeciduous ForestTropical RainforestSlide20
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An organism requires the environment shown in the picture below. Which of these describes this environment?
Deciduous ForestFreshwaterTropical RainforestMarineSlide21
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Which of these describes this environment shown by the graphs at the right?
Deciduous ForestFreshwaterTropical RainforestMarineSlide22
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Which of these would be an example of a marine biome?
Pearl River in Jackson, MSThe Red Sea near Saudi ArabiaA stream in a taiga.Lake Erie in New YorkSlide23
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A certain organism in the tundra changes its sleep patterns during the slightly warmer summer months. Which of these describes this change?
Phenotypic alteration
Structural adaptationBehavioral adaptationPhysiological adaptationSlide24
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Walking through the woods in the middle of the winter, a hiker notices that most of the trees still have their leaves attached. Which biome is the hiker most likely walking through?
Coniferous ForestDeciduous ForestTundraTropical RainforestSlide25
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The picture at the right shows a Fennec fox, the smallest of the world’s foxes. In which biome is this organism most likely found?
TundraConiferous ForestGrasslandDesertSlide26
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The skull of an organism is shown at the right. Based on the shape of its teeth lack of fur, in which biome is this organism found?
TundraConiferous ForestGrasslandDesertSlide27
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Crassulacean
acid metabolism (CAM) is a type of photosynthesis. A plant using CAM takes in carbon dioxide (CO2) at nighttime, when it is cooler. The plant changes the CO2 into an acid. During the daytime, the plant changes the acid into carbohydrates, without losing water to the warm air. In which environment are such plants best adapted for survival?Low-altitude, because the air pressure is greater closer to sea levelDesert, because plants living in the desert have little water availableHigh-altitude, because the night air is cooler in alpine zones of mountains
Aquatic
, because plants living in water need more carbohydrates to avoid drowningSlide28
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Which table shows adaptations that allow organisms to survive in a marshy wetland environment?
A.
B
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C
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D
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A new organism is discovered on the floor of a forest. Its picture is shown below. Which of these is most likely the forest where it was found?
Coniferous Forest
TaigaDeciduous ForestTropical RainforestSlide30
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A student is determining which biome an area is in. He takes a picture (shown below) while walking in the area. Which of these describes the biome?
Coniferous ForestTaigaDeciduous ForestTropical RainforestSlide31
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An organism has thick blubber and webbed feet. Which of these describes the environment in which it most likely lives?
DesertTundraCold marineTaigaSlide32
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A new organism is found living in a deciduous forest. Which of these is
NOT an adaptation that would be seen in this organism? Fur that changes thicknessSharp teethFur that can lighten and darkenGills that help it get oxygenSlide33
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A certain white insect is camouflaged by the lightly colored trees it lives on. What would happen if pollution darkened these trees?
The number of insects would decrease because they wouldn’t have any food.The number of insects would decrease because predators would be able to find them easily. The number of insects would increase because they could live on all the other trees.The number of insects would increase because they could use the pollution as a food source.Slide34
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Who created the theory of evolution and natural selection?
Rudolf VirchowCharles DarwinJoseph KralikTimothy RigginsSlide35
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Which term best describes a specially developed characteristic that enables an organism to live in a specific environment?
adaptations
natural selectionSurvival of the fittestvariationsSlide36
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What will likely happen to a species that lacks the variation necessary to adapt to a changing environment?
It will undergo many genetic mutations.It will become extinct over time.It will begin to reproduce asexually.It will become resistant to disease.Slide37
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Which of these supports the theory of natural selection?
All organisms produce more offspring than can survive.Organisms live in harmony with one another despite limited resources.Organisms with favorable traits are more likely to die.Over time advantageous traits will be found in more of the population.Slide38
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The Bird of Paradise is a species that has been observed in the jungles of New Guinea. In an attempt to attract females, the males shake their bodies and sometimes hang upside down to show off their bright colors and long feathers. Females generally chose to mate with the “showiest” males. Which concept is supported by these observations?
An organism’s individual physical growth can be dependent on behaviors of the population.Asexual reproduction can lead to demanding courtship displays to attract mates for diversity.Behaviors that lead to reproductive success have evolved in species.Strange and vibrant courtship behaviors lead to extinction of particular species.Slide39
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All of the rabbits in the ecosystem are killed by hunters. Which of these populations would decrease in size because of this?
ShrubsSquirrelsWeaselsFoxesSlide40
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An herbicide kills all the shrubs in this ecosystem. Which of these populations would be most impacted?
Squirrel
CaterpillarThrushRabbitSlide41
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A decrease in the number of hawks, foxes, and weasels is seen. A decrease in which of these populations most likely cause this?
Thrush
MouseRabbitSquirrelSlide42
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Overfishing of Striped Bass has depleted their numbers. Which of these explains the impact on the Blue Crab population?
The population will decrease because of less food.The population will decrease because of less predation.The population will increase because of less food.The population will increase because of less predation.Slide43
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A scientist discovers that Algae are beginning to receive more sunlight. How will this impact the Horseshoe Crab population?
More sunlight will lead to increased algae growth which will decrease the number of horseshoe crabs.More sunlight will lead to increased algae growth which will increase the number of horseshoe crabs.More sunlight will lead to decreased algae growth which will decrease the number of horseshoe crabs.More sunlight will lead to decreased algae growth which will increase the number of horseshoe crabs.