Biology 3.1, 3.2, 3.3

  1. In the open ocean, tiny organisms called ____ perform photosynthesis. They are the primary producers in many (ecological pyramids/food chains/ food web/ trophic level).
    Phytoplankton
  2. In the open ocean, tiny organisms called (animal plankton / bacteria /decomposers / phytoplankton) perform photosynthesis. They are the primary producers in many (ecological pyramids / food chains / food webs / trophic levels) that overlap to form a(n)_________________.
    Food web
  3. In the open ocean, tiny organisms called (animal plankton / bacteria /decomposers / phytoplankton) perform photosynthesis. They are the primary producers in many ________________ that overlap to form a(n) (ecological pyramid / food chain /food web / trophic level).
    Food chains
  4. The diagram represents four trophic levels in an ecosystem. Which of the following best describes how energy flows in this ecosystem?Image Upload 1
    About ten percent of the energy at one trophic level is passed to the next trophic level
  5. The diagram is a model of an energy pyramid of an ecosystem. The levels of the diagram are labeled with percentages. What do the percentages represent?Image Upload 2

     
    the relative amounts of energy contained in each trophic level
  6. Ethan is modeling food chains he observes in his local ecosystem. Which of these models represent possible food chains he might observe? Select two (2) answer choices.

     
    • 1 . primary producer -> consumer -> consumer
    • 2. primary producer -> consumer -> consumer -> consumer -> consumer
  7. Which of the feeding interactions below is MOST LIKELY to be part of this ecosystem?
    This pyramid of numbers is modeling organisms within an ecosystem.  Image Upload 3

     
    a tree that provides food for thousands of insects
  8. Gerald is studying the plants and animals of a meadow. He classifies the grasses and clover as _______________ because they make their own food through the process of (chemosynthesis /decomposition / photosynthesis / regurgitation). He classifies insects that feed on the clover as (carnivores / detritivores / herbivores / omnivores) because he thinks they eat only plant matter, not animal matter.
     
    autotrophs
  9. Gerald is studying the plants and animals of a meadow. He classifies the grasses and clover as  (autotrophs / consumers / decomposers / heterotrophs) because they make their own food through the process of ________________________. He classifies insects that feed on the clover as (carnivores / detritivores / herbivores / omnivores) because he thinks they eat only plant matter, not animal matter.
     
    photosynthesis
  10. Gerald is studying the plants and animals of a meadow. He classifies the grasses and clover as  (autotrophs / consumers / decomposers / heterotrophs) because they make their own food through the process of  (chemosynthesis /decomposition / photosynthesis / regurgitation). He classifies insects that feed on the clover as _____________________ because he thinks they eat only plant matter, not animal matter. Classify Write a letter on each line to classify the organism.
     
    herbivores
  11. identify each type of organism as either producer or consumer 
    (p - producer)
    (c - consumer)
    • plants - P
    • animals - C
    • fungi - C
    • bacteria that perform chemosynthesis - P
    • bacteria that perform photosynthesis - P
  12. Which statement describes ALL primary producers?
    All make their own food using the energy of compounds in the environment.
  13. Scientists classify clams as consumers. Which observation about clams provides the strongest evidence for this classification?

     
    Clams gain energy and nutrients by filtering particles from the water
  14. This diagram is a model of a biological process.
    Which of the following is modeled in the diagram?Image Upload 4


     
    the role of photosynthesis in transferring carbon from the atmosphere to the biosphere
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Biology 3.1, 3.2, 3.3
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