A) All of the food stored by plants is eventually consumed by animal consumers.
B) All of the food stored by plants is eventually consumed by either animals or decomposers.
C) Most of the plant is consumed by animals and very little is consumed by decomposers.
D) A portion of the food is used by the plant itself in cellular respiration and the rest is consumed by animals or by decomposers.
E) A majority of the food is used by the plant itself in cellular respiration and very little is consumed by animals or by decomposers.
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A) hawks die out.
B) squirrel populations increase.
C) grasshopper populations increase.
D) hawk populations immediately increase.
E) grasshoppers decrease.
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A) foxes increase.
B) squirrels increase.
C) grasshoppers increase.
D) hawks decrease.
E) grasshoppers decrease.
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A) food chain
B) habitat
C) niche
D) ecosystem
E) trophic level
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A) Producers are reproducing more slowly than consumers.
B) There is intense sunlight for long periods of time,as in the tropics.
C) Producers are reproducing much more rapidly than consumers.
D) Decomposers are reproducing much more rapidly than consumers.
E) Consumers are reproducing more rapidly than producers.
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A) The producer productivity is large enough for the cat to survive.
B) The cat must be fed additional food or it will starve.
C) The cat will be able to survive if there is at least one fruit tree in the backyard as part of the producer productivity.
D) The cat will be able to survive if the backyard consists only of grass.
E) The producer productivity can support the cat along with several offspring.
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A) omnivores.
B) herbivores.
C) decomposers.
D) autotrophs.
E) carnivores.
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A) exchange pool to reservoir to exchange pool to reservoir
B) living organism to long-term storage to living organism to long-term storage
C) living organism to reservoir to living organism to exchange pool
D) living organism to exchange pool to living organism to reservoir
E) living organism to exchange pool to living organism to exchange pool
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A) increased as you go up the energy pyramid.
B) evenly spread out over many organisms.
C) converted to many kinds of useful energy.
D) totally destroyed as it is used.
E) no longer useful when it is converted to heat.
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A) omnivores.
B) herbivores.
C) decomposers.
D) autotrophs.
E) carnivores.
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A) all the consumers are primary consumers.
B) primary consumers eat photosynthetic organisms.
C) primary consumers eat detritus.
D) secondary consumers eat photosynthetic organisms.
E) secondary consumers eat detritus.
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A) a cause of the greenhouse effect.
B) ozone.
C) a source of carbon for algae.
D) photochemical smog.
E) a thermal inversion.
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A) must remain in that ecosystem.
B) can cycle endlessly in that ecosystem.
C) must leave that ecosystem to enter into an organism.
D) cannot leave that ecosystem.
E) can only leave that ecosystem if it is carried by a living organism.
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A) Terrestrial plants take up carbon dioxide from the air.
B) Aquatic plants exchange carbon dioxide directly with the atmosphere.
C) Algae produce food for themselves and for heterotrophs.
D) When organisms respire,a portion of carbon is returned to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.
E) The amount of bicarbonate in the water is in equilibrium with the amount of carbon dioxide in the air.
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A) due to increased sunlight in recent years.
B) caused by increased plant life and photosynthesis.
C) a natural phenomenon due to absorption of sunlight and re-radiating of the heat.
D) a manmade hazard due to decreased levels of carbon dioxide and ozone in the atmosphere in recent years.
E) not affected by human activities.
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A) It remains stable.
B) Populations tend to remain about the same size.
C) Energy levels remain about the same for all trophic levels.
D) Inputs are constant and outputs are minimal except for heat.
E) Most of the energy entering the system maintains the whole community.
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