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75問 • 11ヶ月前
  • Sab Sescon
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  • 1

    What are the three types of biosphere

    atmosphere hydrosphere lithosphere

  • 2

    All the living organisms that inhabit an environment are called?

    biotic factors

  • 3

    Make their own food through the process called photosynthesis.

    producers or autotrophs

  • 4

    Producers or autotrophs make their own food through the process called?

    photosynthesis

  • 5

    What are the types of consumers or heterotrophs?

    herbivores carnivores omnivores

  • 6

    What are the two types of biotic factors

    producers or autotrophs consumers or heterotrophs

  • 7

    Are heterotrophs that break down dead tissue and waste products.

    decomposers

  • 8

    Play a very important role in the ecosystem because they recycle nutrients.

    decomposers

  • 9

    Examples of decomposers

    bacteria and fungi

  • 10

    The non-living parts of an organism's environment are called?

    abiotic factors

  • 11

    Examples of abiotic factors

    air currents temperature moisture light soil

  • 12

    Solar radiation Absorbed at surface

    51%

  • 13

    Solar radiation Absorbed by atmosphere and clouds

    19%

  • 14

    Solar radiation Reflected by surface

    4%

  • 15

    Solar radiation Reflected by clouds

    20%

  • 16

    Solar radiation Reflected by atmosphere

    6%

  • 17

    The atmosphere gases

    nitrogen oxygen argon trace gases

  • 18

    How many percent is nitrogen in the atmosphere?

    78.084%

  • 19

    How many percent is oxygen in atmosphere

    20.946%

  • 20

    How many percent is argon in atmosphere

    0.934%

  • 21

    How many percent is trace gases in the atmosphere

    0.036%

  • 22

    Distribution of earth's water

    freshwater 3% saline oceans 97%

  • 23

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Ice caps and glaciers

    68.7%

  • 24

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Groundwater

    30.1%

  • 25

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Surface water

    0.3%

  • 26

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Other

    0.9%

  • 27

    Distribution of earth's freshwater surface water (liquid) Rivers

    2%

  • 28

    Distribution of earth's freshwater surface water (liquid) Swamps

    11%

  • 29

    Distribution of earth's freshwater surface water (liquid) Lakes

    87%

  • 30

    ____ is a specific event—like a rainstorm or hot day—that happens over a few hours, days or weeks.

    Weather

  • 31

    _______ is the average weather conditions in a place over 30 years or more.

    Climate

  • 32

    Model the flow of energy in an ecosystem.

    food chains and food webs

  • 33

    A model that shows a sequence of feeding relationships

    food chain

  • 34

    Links species by their feeding relationships

    food chain

  • 35

    Follows the connection between one producer and the single chain of consumers within an ecosystem

    food chain

  • 36

    consists of all the food chains in a single ecosystem.

    food web

  • 37

    Eat only plants

    herbivores

  • 38

    Eat only animals

    carnivores

  • 39

    Eat both plants and animals

    omnivores

  • 40

    Eat dead organic matter

    detritivores

  • 41

    Are the detritivores that break down organic matter into simpler compounds

    decomposers

  • 42

    Are consumers that primarily eat one specific organism or a very small number of organisms

    specialists

  • 43

    Are consumers that have a varying diet

    generalist

  • 44

    Are the nourishment levels in a food chain

    trophic levels

  • 45

    Produce their own food

    producers or autotrophs

  • 46

    Are herbivores that eat producers

    primary consumers

  • 47

    Are carnivores that eat herbivores

    secondary consumers

  • 48

    Carnivores that eat secondary consumers

    tertiary consumers

  • 49

    An organism may have multiple feeding relationships in an ecosystem

    food web

  • 50

    Shows a complex network of feeding relationships

    food web

  • 51

    Emphasizes complicated feeding relationships and energy flow in an ecosystem

    food web

  • 52

    Model the distribution of energy and matter in an ecosystem

    pyramids

  • 53

    Shows the distribution of energy among trophic levels

    energy pyramid

  • 54

    Compare energy used by producers and other organisms on trophic levels

    energy pyramids

  • 55

    Only what percent of the energy at each tear is transferred from one trophic level to the next?

    10%

  • 56

    Is a measure of the total dry mass of organisms in a given area

    biomass

  • 57

    Occurs in different forms such as kinetic energy, potential energy, chemical energy or heat

    energy

  • 58

    The _______ state that ENERGY is neither created nor destroyed but that energy degrades to lower intensity forms when used.

    LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

  • 59

    The LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS state that _____ is neither created nor destroyed but that it degrades to lower intensity forms when used.

    ENERGY

  • 60

    Nearly all energy in ecosystems is captured from sunlight by ____; it is released through CELLULAR RESPIRATION

    PHOTOSYNTHESIS

  • 61

    Nearly all energy in ecosystems is captured from sunlight by PHOTOSYNTHESIS; it is released through ____

    CELLULAR RESPIRATION

  • 62

    Is the ability to do work

    energy

  • 63

    Such as moving matter over a distance or causing a heat transfer between two objects at different temperature

    energy

  • 64

    Types of energy

    kinetic potential chemical heat

  • 65

    Moving energy

    kinetic energy

  • 66

    Stored energy

    potential energy

  • 67

    Potential energy stored in the chemical bonds of molecules

    chemical energy

  • 68

    The energy that can be transferred between objects due to their difference in temperature

    heat

  • 69

    Trophic levels percentage Apex predator

    .01%

  • 70

    Trophic levels percentage Third level consumers

    .1%

  • 71

    Trophic levels percentage Secondary consumers

    1%

  • 72

    Trophic levels percentage Primary consumers

    10%

  • 73

    Trophic levels percentage Primary producers

    100%

  • 74

    Vultures eagles lions tigers

    apex predator

  • 75

    Transfer of energy in the ecosystem

    food chain food web

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What are the three types of biosphere

    atmosphere hydrosphere lithosphere

  • 2

    All the living organisms that inhabit an environment are called?

    biotic factors

  • 3

    Make their own food through the process called photosynthesis.

    producers or autotrophs

  • 4

    Producers or autotrophs make their own food through the process called?

    photosynthesis

  • 5

    What are the types of consumers or heterotrophs?

    herbivores carnivores omnivores

  • 6

    What are the two types of biotic factors

    producers or autotrophs consumers or heterotrophs

  • 7

    Are heterotrophs that break down dead tissue and waste products.

    decomposers

  • 8

    Play a very important role in the ecosystem because they recycle nutrients.

    decomposers

  • 9

    Examples of decomposers

    bacteria and fungi

  • 10

    The non-living parts of an organism's environment are called?

    abiotic factors

  • 11

    Examples of abiotic factors

    air currents temperature moisture light soil

  • 12

    Solar radiation Absorbed at surface

    51%

  • 13

    Solar radiation Absorbed by atmosphere and clouds

    19%

  • 14

    Solar radiation Reflected by surface

    4%

  • 15

    Solar radiation Reflected by clouds

    20%

  • 16

    Solar radiation Reflected by atmosphere

    6%

  • 17

    The atmosphere gases

    nitrogen oxygen argon trace gases

  • 18

    How many percent is nitrogen in the atmosphere?

    78.084%

  • 19

    How many percent is oxygen in atmosphere

    20.946%

  • 20

    How many percent is argon in atmosphere

    0.934%

  • 21

    How many percent is trace gases in the atmosphere

    0.036%

  • 22

    Distribution of earth's water

    freshwater 3% saline oceans 97%

  • 23

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Ice caps and glaciers

    68.7%

  • 24

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Groundwater

    30.1%

  • 25

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Surface water

    0.3%

  • 26

    Distribution of earth's freshwater Other

    0.9%

  • 27

    Distribution of earth's freshwater surface water (liquid) Rivers

    2%

  • 28

    Distribution of earth's freshwater surface water (liquid) Swamps

    11%

  • 29

    Distribution of earth's freshwater surface water (liquid) Lakes

    87%

  • 30

    ____ is a specific event—like a rainstorm or hot day—that happens over a few hours, days or weeks.

    Weather

  • 31

    _______ is the average weather conditions in a place over 30 years or more.

    Climate

  • 32

    Model the flow of energy in an ecosystem.

    food chains and food webs

  • 33

    A model that shows a sequence of feeding relationships

    food chain

  • 34

    Links species by their feeding relationships

    food chain

  • 35

    Follows the connection between one producer and the single chain of consumers within an ecosystem

    food chain

  • 36

    consists of all the food chains in a single ecosystem.

    food web

  • 37

    Eat only plants

    herbivores

  • 38

    Eat only animals

    carnivores

  • 39

    Eat both plants and animals

    omnivores

  • 40

    Eat dead organic matter

    detritivores

  • 41

    Are the detritivores that break down organic matter into simpler compounds

    decomposers

  • 42

    Are consumers that primarily eat one specific organism or a very small number of organisms

    specialists

  • 43

    Are consumers that have a varying diet

    generalist

  • 44

    Are the nourishment levels in a food chain

    trophic levels

  • 45

    Produce their own food

    producers or autotrophs

  • 46

    Are herbivores that eat producers

    primary consumers

  • 47

    Are carnivores that eat herbivores

    secondary consumers

  • 48

    Carnivores that eat secondary consumers

    tertiary consumers

  • 49

    An organism may have multiple feeding relationships in an ecosystem

    food web

  • 50

    Shows a complex network of feeding relationships

    food web

  • 51

    Emphasizes complicated feeding relationships and energy flow in an ecosystem

    food web

  • 52

    Model the distribution of energy and matter in an ecosystem

    pyramids

  • 53

    Shows the distribution of energy among trophic levels

    energy pyramid

  • 54

    Compare energy used by producers and other organisms on trophic levels

    energy pyramids

  • 55

    Only what percent of the energy at each tear is transferred from one trophic level to the next?

    10%

  • 56

    Is a measure of the total dry mass of organisms in a given area

    biomass

  • 57

    Occurs in different forms such as kinetic energy, potential energy, chemical energy or heat

    energy

  • 58

    The _______ state that ENERGY is neither created nor destroyed but that energy degrades to lower intensity forms when used.

    LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

  • 59

    The LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS state that _____ is neither created nor destroyed but that it degrades to lower intensity forms when used.

    ENERGY

  • 60

    Nearly all energy in ecosystems is captured from sunlight by ____; it is released through CELLULAR RESPIRATION

    PHOTOSYNTHESIS

  • 61

    Nearly all energy in ecosystems is captured from sunlight by PHOTOSYNTHESIS; it is released through ____

    CELLULAR RESPIRATION

  • 62

    Is the ability to do work

    energy

  • 63

    Such as moving matter over a distance or causing a heat transfer between two objects at different temperature

    energy

  • 64

    Types of energy

    kinetic potential chemical heat

  • 65

    Moving energy

    kinetic energy

  • 66

    Stored energy

    potential energy

  • 67

    Potential energy stored in the chemical bonds of molecules

    chemical energy

  • 68

    The energy that can be transferred between objects due to their difference in temperature

    heat

  • 69

    Trophic levels percentage Apex predator

    .01%

  • 70

    Trophic levels percentage Third level consumers

    .1%

  • 71

    Trophic levels percentage Secondary consumers

    1%

  • 72

    Trophic levels percentage Primary consumers

    10%

  • 73

    Trophic levels percentage Primary producers

    100%

  • 74

    Vultures eagles lions tigers

    apex predator

  • 75

    Transfer of energy in the ecosystem

    food chain food web