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Questions by: R. Neill Power Point by: K. Pease
5th 6 Weeks Review 2012 Questions by: R. Neill Power Point by: K. Pease
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Temperature Precipitation
1. What two factors determine a biome’s characteristics of plants and animals? Temperature Precipitation
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2. What biome is typically hot and dry with lizards and cactus
desert
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3. What biome is has little rainfall, permafrost, with little plants and polar bears?
tundra
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4. What do your and answers to #2 and #3 have in common?
dry
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5. What biome is cold with elk and lichens and is also referred to as the boreal forest?
tiaga
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6. Name at least FOUR characteristics of the temperate forest:
cm precipitation evergreen and deciduous trees squirrels, birds, rabbits, snakes
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tropical rainforest’s trees form a canopy
7. How are the temperate forest and the tropical rainforest’s biotic factors different? tropical rainforest’s trees form a canopy
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8. What is the factor that separates marine from freshwater biomes?
salt
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9. Describe an adaptation of plants in a desert biome
store water
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10. Describe an adaptation of animals in the tundra
thick fur usually colored white
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11. Which biome has the most biodiversity?
tropical rainforest
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Producer Herbivore Carnivore decomposer
12. What four niches must be present in any biome for the circle of life to continue? Producer Herbivore Carnivore decomposer
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13. What type of biome is our schoolyard?
temperate forest
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14. Describe the following to justify your answer in #13:
A) Temperature C B) Precipitation cm precipitation C) Plants- evergreen and deciduous trees D) Animals- squirrels, birds, rabbits, snakes
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Use the diagram above for questions # 15-18:
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15. Which biome is the coldest?
tundra
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16. Which biome is a little warmer than the boreal forest?
grassland
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17. Which biome is drier- a forest or a savanna?
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temperate forest, grassland and desert
18. Which biomes are warmer than the taiga but cooler than the rainforest? temperate forest, grassland and desert
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19. What behavioral adaptation do honeybees do to help out other bees to find food?
dance
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20. Why do animals instinctively migrate?
find more food and warmer climate
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21. Why must some animals hibernate?
too cold to find food so sleep away in a shelter
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22. Why are bird’s beaks different shapes and sizes?
pick up food
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23. What is the type of adaptation that involves certain body coverings, wings, bones, horns, etc?
external structural
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24. What internal structural adaptation allows birds to fly?
hollow bones
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25. What adaptation does an owl have in order to eat small rodents?
regurgitate pellets
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26. What internal structural adaptation allows fish to breathe oxygen in water?
gills
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27. What internal structural adaptation of plants transports water up from its roots to its leaves?
xylem
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28. What internal structural adaptation of plants allows it to transport sugars produced during photosynthesis in the leaves to the rest of the plant? phloem
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29. What do the arrows represent in this food chain?
flow of energy
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30. Identify the following from the diagram:
Producer = Eel grass Herbivore = Caddis Fly Carnivore = Sunfish , Bass Decomposer = none
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31. Which organism is always on the bottom of an energy food pyramid?
producers/ plants
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32. What percentage of energy transfers to the level above in an energy food pyramid?
10%
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33. According to this reading, what niche does a spoonbill have in a marsh?
Spoonbills are wading birds with long, flat, spoon-shaped bills. They find food by scooping up water in shallow areas and straining the mud and water through “gutters” on either side of their bill. Then they eat the small fish, frogs, and plants that are left trapped in their mouth. omnivore
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34. According to the reading, what is one external structural adaptation of a spoonbill bird?
bills
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carnivore/ omnivore, human
35. In this food web, which of the following organism could fill in the letter X? carnivore/ omnivore, human
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36. What four cycles of matter occur in our ecosystems:
Water carbon- oxygen Nitrogen phosphorus
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37. What can the energy produced in biomass decomposition be used for?
fuels for cars/ fertilizer
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38. Is biomass energy renewable or nonrenewable?
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39. Identify three practices that support the conservation of our natural resources
reduce fuels by biking or carpooling reuse canvas grocery bags recycle plastic, glass and paper
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40. What scientific tool can be used to examine organisms and their structures for identification?
dichotomous key
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