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SURVEY/POSTTEST - LIVING SYSTEMS

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Living Systems Survey/Postest

Study the food web below.

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The rabbit population in a certain ecosystem sometimes decreases dramatically.

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Two students were sitting on a park bench at dusk, eating snacks. A mosquito landed on student A’s arm, and she slapped it. When she did that, she spilled a drink into student B’s lap, causing him to jump up.

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Study the tables below that show the results of a stimulus/response investigation. The object of the investigation is to see how quickly students can move their hands out of the way of a falling cup.

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Look at the list of organisms in the box.

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Which organism best replaces the ??? in the food web shown above?

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One possible explanation for this decrease is _____.

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Mark X next to the statements that describe how marine and terrestrial ecosystems are alike.

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What is the role played by redworms in an ecosystem? Mark X next to each sentence that is true.

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Which system found in animals is similar to the vascular system in plants?

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Many organisms have features that attract the attention of other organisms. Mark X next to each phrase that describes why these features are important.

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Match the structures to their functions in the body. Drag an organ from the left side to its definition on the right side.

  • Heart

  • Kidney

  • Lung

  • Stomach

  • Capillary

  • Artery

  • Blood

  • Small Intestine

  • To reach every cell in the body

  • To pass nutrients from digested food into the blood

  • To filter waste products from the blood

  • To carry blood from the heart to the body

  • To exchange gases with the atmosphere

  • To carry oxygen, food, and nutrients through vessels

  • To pump blood throughout the body

  • To break down food with digestive juices and muscles

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Mark X next to each function of the central nervous system.

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What was the stimulus for student A?

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What was the stimulus for student B

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What was the response for student A

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What was the response for student B?

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Mark X next to the two words that correctly complete this sentence. “Plants get the materials they need for growth mainly from _____ and _____.”

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What can communities do to improve the environment and help monarch butterflies survive?

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Move instinct, learned, or reflex over to the correct situations:

  • Instinct

  • Learned

  • Reflex

  • Riding a skateboard

  • Bears hibernating in winter

  • Using a straw to drink

  • Using tools to gather food

  • Blinking when something comes toward you

  • Squirrels gathering acorns

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Is this student right-handed or left-handed?

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1. Draw a food web to show how they interact. (In this ecosystem, ants and gophers both eat grass; lizards eat ants, and hawks eat lizards and gophers.) 2. Label each of the organisms in your food web to tell if they are producers, consumers, or decomposers.

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Two students were talking. Student A was examining the lettuce leaves in a salad he was eating. He said, “Did you know that I am eating energy from the Sun?” Student B was eating a hamburger. She said, “Did you know that I am eating energy that came from the Sun, too?” Do you agree with these two students? Explain in words or with a drawing why you agree or disagree with each student.