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Question-1
Which of the following is a secondary consumer?
(A)
A carnivore
(B)
A herbivore
(C)
A plant
(D)
All of the above
Question-2
The term "detritivore" includes:
(A)
Decomposers
(B)
Primary consumers
(C)
Secondary consumers
(D)
Autotrophs
Question-3
Keystone species:
(A)
Are only found in aquatic habitats
(B)
Are always found at the top of the food chain
(C)
Are usually not the most abundant species in the ecosystem
(D)
Are vital to the soil balance of an entire ecosystem
Question-4
The climate of a given region is:
(A)
Average temperature and precipitation conditions
(B)
Its weather
(C)
Average temperature and precipitation conditions for every day of the year in a given region
(D)
Its weather patterns
Question-5
The major reservoir for phosphorus.
(A)
Aquifers
(B)
Soil and rocks
(C)
The atmosphere
(D)
The sun
Question-6
Which is a more accurate way of dating rocks?
(A)
Absolute dating
(B)
Relative dating
(C)
They are equally accurate
(D)
Both are inaccurate
Question-7
A food web is:
(A)
Like a food chain
(B)
A set of interconnected species
(C)
A set of interconnected food chains, illustrating the trophic relationships among species
(D)
The trophic (feeding) levels that can be observed in an ecosystem
Question-8
The process of converting nitrate to nitrogen gas and nitrous oxide is called:
(A)
Nitrogen fixation
(B)
Ammonification
(C)
Denitrification
(D)
Eutrophication
Question-9
What type of chemical energy is stored in a plant?
(A)
Kinetic
(B)
Nuclear
(C)
Solar
(D)
Potential
Question-10
The kind of place to which a species is biologically adapted to live.
(A)
Optimum
(B)
Niche
(C)
Habitat
(D)
Zone of stress
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 9
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