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Chapter 34

The Biosphere: An Introduction

to Earth’s Diverse

Environments

FINAL ROUND

Chapter 35

Behavioral Adaptations

to the Environment

Chapter 36

Population Ecology

Chapter 37

Communities and

Ecosystems

Chapter 38

Conservation Biology

For use with Biology, Concepts & Connections, 6th Edition, © 2009By Neil A. Campbell, Jane B. Reece, Martha R. Taylor, Eric J. Simon, and Jean K. DickeyQuestions by Michael L. Womack, Macon State College

Unit VII – Ecology

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Chapter 34

$100 Question

The sum of all Earth’s ecosystems is called the ______________.

a. stratosphere

b. biome

c. biosphere

d. thermosphere ANSWER

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Chapter 34

$100 Answer

The sum of all Earth’s ecosystems is called the ______________.

a. stratosphere

b. biome

c. biosphere

d. thermosphere

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Chapter 34

$200 Question

___________ is credited with raising environmental awareness by writing the book Silent Spring.

a. E.O. Wilson

b. John Muir

c. Rachel Carson

d. Jane Goodall ANSWER

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Chapter 34

$200 Answer

___________ is credited with raising environmental awareness by writing the book Silent Spring.

a. E.O. Wilson

b. John Muir

c. Rachel Carson

d. Jane Goodall

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Chapter 34

$300 Question

_____________ are the driest of all terrestrial biomes.

a. Deserts

b. Temperate grasslands

c. Savannas

d. Coniferous forests ANSWER

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Chapter 34

$300 Answer

_____________ are the driest of all terrestrial biomes.

a. Deserts

b. Temperate grasslands

c. Savannas

d. Coniferous forests

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Chapter 34

$400 Question

The greatest annual input and least seasonal variation in solar radiation takes place in the _______________.

a. tropics

b. polar regions

c. Northern Hemisphere

d. Southern Hemisphere ANSWER

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Chapter 34

$400 Answer

The greatest annual input and least seasonal variation in solar radiation takes place in the _______________.

a. tropics

b. polar regions

c. Northern Hemisphere

d. Southern Hemisphere

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Chapter 34

$500 Question

Fresh water and seawater mix in a(n) _________________.

a. littoral zone

b. benthic zone

c. pelagic zone

d. estuary ANSWER

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Chapter 34

$500 Answer

Fresh water and seawater mix in a(n) _________________.

a. littoral zone

b. benthic zone

c. pelagic zone

d. estuary

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Chapter 35

$100 Question

_________________ has studied chimpanzees since the early 1960s and today works tirelessly to work for their conservation.

a. E.O. Wilson

b. Rachel Carson

c. Ariel Lugo

d. Jane GoodallANSWER

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Chapter 35

$100 Answer

_________________ has studied chimpanzees since the early 1960s and today works tirelessly to work for their conservation.

a. E.O. Wilson

b. Rachel Carson

c. Ariel Lugo

d. Jane Goodall

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Chapter 35

$200 Question

When a nipple is placed in a newborn baby’s mouth, the infant will immediately begin to suckle. This is an example of ____________.

a. imitation

b. innate behavior

c. imprinted behavior

d. habituationANSWER

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Chapter 35

$200 Answer

When a nipple is placed in a newborn baby’s mouth, the infant will immediately begin to suckle. This is an example of ____________.

a. imitation

b. innate behavior

c. imprinted behavior

d. habituation

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Chapter 35

$300 Question

When you successfully study with the stereo on in the background, you are demonstrating _________.

a. habituation

b. imprinting

c. association

d. imitation ANSWER

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Chapter 35

$300 Answer

When you successfully study with the stereo on in the background, you are demonstrating _________.

a. habituation

b. imprinting

c. association

d. imitation

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Chapter 35

$400 Question

The modification of behavior based upon specific experiences defines ___________.

a. learning

b. habituation

c. conditioning

d. imprinting ANSWER

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Chapter 35

$400 Answer

The modification of behavior based upon specific experiences defines ___________.

a. learning

b. habituation

c. conditioning

d. imprinting

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Chapter 35

$500 Question

A grayling butterfly will normally fly toward the sun. This is an example of __________.

a. migration

b. phototropism

c. taxis

d. kinesis ANSWER

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Chapter 35

$500 Answer

A grayling butterfly will normally fly toward the sun. This is an example of __________.

a. migration

b. phototropism

c. taxis

d. kinesis

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Chapter 36

$100 Question

A group of individuals of a single species that occupies the same general area defines a(n) ______________.

a. population

b. community

c. ecosystem

d. biome ANSWER

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Chapter 36

$100 Answer

A group of individuals of a single species that occupies the same general area defines a(n) ______________.

a. population

b. community

c. ecosystem

d. biome

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Chapter 36

$200 Question

Assume that there are 5 alligators per hectare in a swamp in northern Florida. This is a measure of the alligator population’s ____________.

a. range

b. density

c. dispersion

d. intrinsic rate of increaseANSWER

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Chapter 36

$200 Answer

Assume that there are 5 alligators per hectare in a swamp in northern Florida. This is a measure of the alligator population’s ____________.

a. range

b. density

c. dispersion

d. intrinsic rate of increase

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Chapter 36

$300 Question

The maximum number of individuals a habitat can support indefinitely is called the ________________.

a. community size

b. reproductive potential

c. population growth

d. carrying capacity ANSWER

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Chapter 36

$300 Answer

The maximum number of individuals a habitat can support indefinitely is called the ________________.

a. community size

b. reproductive potential

c. population growth

d. carrying capacity

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Chapter 36

$400 Question

What will be the approximate shape of the age-structure diagram of a decreasing population?

a. an hourglass

b. an inverted pyramid

c. a circle

d. an upright pyramid ANSWER

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Chapter 36

$400 Answer

What will be the approximate shape of the age-structure diagram of a decreasing population?

a. an hourglass

b. an inverted pyramid

c. a circle

d. an upright pyramid

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Chapter 36

$500 Question

The type of growth illustrated by the human race during the past 2,000 years is _________.

a. exponential

b. logistic

c. linear

d. z-shaped ANSWER

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Chapter 36

$500 Answer

The type of growth illustrated by the human race during the past 2,000 years is _________.

a. exponential

b. logistic

c. linear

d. z-shaped

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Chapter 37

$100 Question

The feeding relationships among the species of a community is the community’s ______________.

a. niche

b. diversity

c. trophic structure

d. richness ANSWER

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Chapter 37

$100 Answer

The feeding relationships among the species of a community is the community’s ______________.

a. niche

b. diversity

c. trophic structure

d. richness

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Chapter 37

$200 Question

A community is composed of ___________.

a. one species of organism living in one particular environment

b. living organisms and their nonliving environment

c. all the factors that constitute an organism’s niche

d. potentially interacting populations of different species of organisms ANSWER

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Chapter 37

$200 Answer

A community is composed of ___________.

a. one species of organism living in one particular environment

b. living organisms and their nonliving environment

c. all the factors that constitute an organism’s niche

d. potentially interacting populations of different species of organisms

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Chapter 37

$300 Question

The sum total of a species’ use of the biotic and abiotic resources of its habitat constitutes its _________________.

a. environment

b. niche

c. range

d. distribution ANSWER

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Chapter 37

$300 Answer

The sum total of a species’ use of the biotic and abiotic resources of its habitat constitutes its _________________.

a. environment

b. niche

c. range

d. distribution

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Chapter 37

$400 Question

Coevolution is an outcome of ___________ between two species.

a. competitive exclusion

b. niche compartmentalization

c. resource partitioning

d. reciprocal adaptation ANSWER

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Chapter 37

$400 Answer

Coevolution is an outcome of ___________ between two species.

a. competitive exclusion

b. niche compartmentalization

c. resource partitioning

d. reciprocal adaptation

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Chapter 37

$500 Question

What generally flows in one direction through an ecosystem, from producers up through each level of consumers, and is not recycled?

a. water

b. carbon

c. sunlight

d. energyANSWER

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Chapter 37

$500 Answer

What generally flows in one direction through an ecosystem, from producers up through each level of consumers, and is not recycled?

a. water

b. carbon

c. sunlight

d. energy

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Chapter 38

$100 Question

Today, the single greatest threat to biodiversity is _________________.

a. global warming

b. primary succession

c. exotic species introduction

d. habitat destruction ANSWER

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Chapter 38

$100 Answer

Today, the single greatest threat to biodiversity is _________________.

a. global warming

b. primary succession

c. exotic species introduction

d. habitat destruction

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Chapter 38

$200 Question

What percentage of the prescriptions dispensed by U.S. pharmacies contains substances derived from plants?

a. 25%

b. 30%

c. 50%

d. 75% ANSWER

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Chapter 38

$200 Answer

What percentage of the prescriptions dispensed by U.S. pharmacies contains substances derived from plants?

a. 25%

b. 30%

c. 50%

d. 75%

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Chapter 38

$300 Question

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) __________.

a. are used as pesticides

b. are a useful energy source

c. add to acid rain

d. deplete the ozone layerANSWER

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Chapter 38

$300 Answer

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) __________.

a. are used as pesticides

b. are a useful energy source

c. add to acid rain

d. deplete the ozone layer

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Chapter 38

$400 Question

Burning fossil fuels and deforestation have resulted in an increase in the concentration of ______ in the atmosphere, which may be causing the global climate to change.

a. CO2

b. O3

c. NO2

d. DDTANSWER

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Chapter 38

$400 Answer

Burning fossil fuels and deforestation have resulted in an increase in the concentration of ______ in the atmosphere, which may be causing the global climate to change.

a. CO2

b. O3

c. NO2

d. DDT

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Chapter 38

$500 Question

Kangaroos are found only in Australia. Thus, kangaroos are said to be ____________ to Australia.

a. extirpative

b. exotic

c. endemic

d. alien ANSWER

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Chapter 38

$500 Answer

Kangaroos are found only in Australia. Thus, kangaroos are said to be ____________ to Australia.

a. extirpative

b. exotic

c. endemic

d. alien

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FINAL ROUND Question

A sperm whale in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean is in which oceanic zone?

a. intertidal

b. pelagic

c. benthic

d. neritic ANSWER

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FINAL ROUND Answer

A sperm whale in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean is in which oceanic zone?

a. intertidal

b. pelagic

c. benthic

d. neritic