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Ecology Review Questions Slide 2 Which of the following materials is not considered to be an industrial waste? A.Agriculture pesticides B.Harmful Chemicals C.Poisonous metallic compounds D.Acids and other caustic materials Slide 3 A. Agriculture Pesticides Slide 4 Which of the following is not classified as surface water? A.A river or stream B.A pond C.A lake D.An aquifer Slide 5 Slide 6 Which pesticide is used to control weeds? A.Insectide B.Herbicide C.Rodenticide D.Fungicide Slide 7 B. Herbicide Slide 8 What is the name of the basic law of physics that states, Matter can be changed from one form to another, but it cannot be created or destroyed by ordinary physical or chemical processes? A.The first law of energy B.The second law of energy C.The law of conservation of matter D.The law of kinetic energy Slide 9 C. The law of conservation of matter Slide 10 The conservation of energy from one form tot another is always accompanied by the loss of; A.Water B.Matter C.Carbon D.Heat Slide 11 Slide 12 The most abundant element found in living organisms is; A.Carbon B.Hydrogen C.Oxygen D.Nitrogen Slide 13 A. Carbon Slide 14 Which of the following is an elemental cycle that is responsible for the formation of fossil fuels? A.The water cycle B.The nitrogen cycle C.The energy cycle D.The carbon cycle Slide 15 Slide 16 The process of transpiration is important to which natural cycle? A.The water cycle B.The nitrogen cycle C.The conservation of matter D.The carbon cycle Slide 17 A. The water cycle Slide 18 Which of the following is a secondary consumer? A.A producer B.A carnivore C.A herbivore D.A food plant Slide 19 B. A carnivore Slide 20 The most comprehensive arrangement of organisms located in an environment in a ranking order that connects all of the producers to the primary and secondary consumers is called; A.Food Chain B.Food Web C.Food Network D.Food Pyramid Slide 21 Slide 22 What is an example of a food chain? Producer- Primary Consumer- Secondary Consumer- Ultimate Consumer- Slide 23 What is a food web? What is the definition? Slide 24 A group of interwoven food chain Slide 25 What is a food pyramid, what is the definition? Slide 26 Ranking of organisms according to dominance within a food web. Slide 27 What did this diagram represent? What are the 4 arrows? Slide 28 Dominance of humans Slide 29 How does a food pyramid change? Slide 30 When the ecosystem changes, when the organisms that occupy the ecosystem changes, every organisms is affected. Slide 31 What is the Law of Conservation of Matter? Slide 32 Matter can be changed from one form to another, but it cannot be created or destroyed by ordinary physical or chemical processes. Slide 33 What is ecology? Slide 34 Branch of biology that described relationships between organisms and their environment. Slide 35 Explain the waste that is generated by animals? Slide 36 Most organisms generate little waste, using only materials related to foods supply. Waste is recycled through natural processes. Slide 37 Explain the waste that is generated by humans. Slide 38 Generate high volume of waste. Disposal difficult, waste can persist indefinitely, and be harmful or toxic. Slide 39 Get a piece of paper. Draw and label the water cycle. Slide 40 Slide 41 1 2 3 Slide 42 1 2 3 4