LRHS Ecosystem Dynamics & Life Characteristics Quiz

The climate of an ecosystem

The actual area where an organism lives

The diet of an organism

The interactions between species

The role of an organism in its habitat

The population of an organism

The food chain in an ecosystem

The migration patterns of species

An organism that is hunted

An organism that hunts another for food

A type of symbiosis

A keystone species

A relationship where organisms help each other

A relationship where organisms compete for the same resource

A relationship between different species only

A random interaction between organisms

A species with no impact on its ecosystem

A species that is critical for the survival of many others

A species that only exists in large numbers

A species that is always a predator

All organisms can occupy the same niche

No two organisms can occupy the same niche at the same time

Competition only occurs between different species

Organisms can change their niche at will

Both species benefit

One species benefits and the other is harmed

One species is unaffected

Both species are harmed

Both species benefit

One species benefits and the other is harmed

One species benefits while the other is unaffected

Both species are unaffected

A relationship where both species are harmed

A relationship where one species is unaffected

A relationship where both species benefit

A relationship that does not exist

Ability to evolve

Ability to communicate

Ability to reproduce

Ability to respond to stimuli

The ability to grow

The chemical reactions in an organism

The genetic material of an organism

The physical traits of an organism

Sexual reproduction

Asexual reproduction

Genetic reproduction

Cellular reproduction

The process of evolution

The regulation of internal conditions

The growth of an organism

The interaction between different species

A response to an organism

A condition that requires a reaction

A type of energy

A part of an ecosystem

A change in an individual organism

A change in a species over time

A response to an internal stimulus

A method of reproduction

An organism that hunts for other organisms.

An organism that creates its own food through photosynthesis.

An animal that eats primary producers.

A microorganism that decomposes organic material.

100% of energy is passed to the next level.

Energy is transferred in the form of light.

Only 10% of energy is transferred to the next level.

Energy is unlimited across levels.

Both organisms are harmed.

One organism benefits, the other is unharmed.

Both organisms benefit equally.

One organism is harmed, the other benefits.

They produce energy from sunlight.

They recycle nutrients by breaking down dead matter.

They act as primary consumers.

They are the top predators.