BIology Essentials Quiz

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Test your bio basics across biomes, ecology, and evolution.

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Froggy Jumps BIology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your bio basics across biomes, ecology, and evolution. par Phillicia Simmons 1 What is the smallest unit of life? a Organ b Cell c Molecule 2 Which biome is characterized by a rainy season and fires after dry periods? a Savannah b Desert c Tundra 3 Which term describes organisms that produce their own food using sunlight? a Producers b Decomposers c Consumers 4 What is the unifying theme of biology explained by natural selection? a Evolution b Ecology c Genetics 5 Estuaries are partially enclosed coastal bodies where freshwater mixes with what? a Saltwater b Brackish water only c Freshwater 6 In ecology, what is the term for a species that has a large effect on its environment relative to its abundance? a Invasive species b Keystone species c Endangered species 7 What type of evolution involves a single ancestral population changing gradually? a Convergent evolution b Non-branching evolution c Branching evolution 8 Which process best explains how traits that aid survival are passed to future generations? a Natural selection b Mutation c Genetic drift 9 Biomes are mainly distinguished by climate and what else? a Rainfall b Soil type c Altitude 10 What is the term for a species that is introduced and spreads rapidly in a new environment? a Endangered species b Invasive species c Native species 11 Which gas do plants primarily absorb for photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 12 Which is the largest planet in our solar system? a Saturn b Jupiter c Mars 13 Which biome is characterized by grasses, scattered trees, and a long dry season? a Tundra b Desert c Savannah 14 What is the primary producer in ecosystems? a Plants b Fungi c Animals 15 Estuaries are environments where freshwater mixes with what? a Fresh water b Salt water c Brackish water 16 Which biome has nutrient-poor soils and is threatened by logging? a Desert b Grassland c Tropical rainforest 17 What do biomes primarily get classified by? a Animal life b Soil type c Climate and rainfall 18 What is the smallest unit of life? a Organ b The cell c Gene 19 Which concept explains how traits become more common over generations? a Genetic drift b Natural selection c Mutation 20 Which term describes deliberate breeding by humans? a Hybridization b Natural selection c Artificial selection 21 What is the ecological role of producers? a Convert solar energy to chemical energy b Decompose matter c Consume other organisms 22 What is biomagnification? a Nutrient recycling b Toxins concentrating along a food chain c Increase in population size 23 What is the correct order from largest to smallest in the hierarchy of life? a Organism, Organ system, Organ, Tissue, Cell b Organ, Organ system, Tissue, Cell, Molecule c Organism, Cell, Tissue, Molecule, Atom 24 Which step starts with an observation and ends with a conclusion? a Hypothesis testing b The scientific method c Experiment design 25 What variable is deliberately changed in an experiment? a Dependent variable b Independent variable c Control variable 26 What describes the unchanged baseline used for comparison? a Control b Experiment c Variable 27 Darwin’s work explains how traits spread through populations via what process? a Genetic drift b Mutation c Natural selection 28 What is the definition of evolution? a Sudden species creation b All living things stay the same c Descent with modification over generations 29 Which term best fits a population’s traits changing over time due to reproduction success? a Adaptation b Gene flow c Mutation 30 What drives genetic changes in small populations by chance? a Natural selection b Migration c Genetic drift 31 Which energy path starts with solar energy for producers? a Photosynthesis b Fermentation c Respiration 32 Which biome is defined by grasses and seasonal fires? a Savanna b Tundra c Taiga

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BIology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Phillicia Simmons

What is the smallest unit of life?

Which biome is characterized by a rainy season and fires after dry periods?

Which term describes organisms that produce their own food using sunlight?

What is the unifying theme of biology explained by natural selection?

Estuaries are partially enclosed coastal bodies where freshwater mixes with what?

In ecology, what is the term for a species that has a large effect on its environment relative to its abundance?

What type of evolution involves a single ancestral population changing gradually?

Which process best explains how traits that aid survival are passed to future generations?

Biomes are mainly distinguished by climate and what else?

What is the term for a species that is introduced and spreads rapidly in a new environment?

Which gas do plants primarily absorb for photosynthesis?

Which is the largest planet in our solar system?

Which biome is characterized by grasses, scattered trees, and a long dry season?

What is the primary producer in ecosystems?

Estuaries are environments where freshwater mixes with what?

Which biome has nutrient-poor soils and is threatened by logging?

What do biomes primarily get classified by?

What is the smallest unit of life?

Which concept explains how traits become more common over generations?

Which term describes deliberate breeding by humans?

What is the ecological role of producers?

What is biomagnification?

What is the correct order from largest to smallest in the hierarchy of life?

Which step starts with an observation and ends with a conclusion?

What variable is deliberately changed in an experiment?

What describes the unchanged baseline used for comparison?

Darwin’s work explains how traits spread through populations via what process?

What is the definition of evolution?

Which term best fits a population’s traits changing over time due to reproduction success?

What drives genetic changes in small populations by chance?

Which energy path starts with solar energy for producers?

Which biome is defined by grasses and seasonal fires?