Unit 15 Review Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

A tertiary consumer must use all of the energy in 1 kg of food. How many kg of secondary consumers dose the tertiary consumer need to eat

A

10kg

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2
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How much energy is lost between the tropic levels

A

90%

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3
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Starting in the ocean what happens to water to make it be ground water

A

Evaporation, condensation, prespiration, percolation

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4
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Starting in the ocean what happens to water to make it end up back in the atmosphere after being in a plant

A

Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, percolation, transpiration

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5
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What removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

A

Photosynthesis, carbon dioxide dissolving in water

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6
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What adds carbon dioxide to the atmosphere

A

Cellular respiration, burning fossil fuels, decomposition

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7
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What converts nitrogen

A

Bacteria, lightning, burning fossil fuels

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8
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Were dose phosphorus originate and what cycle helps to move it around

A

In rocks, the water cycle

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9
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How do farmers affect the nitrogen and phosphorus cycles

A

Through fertilizers

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10
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Which area would get more rain, an area with high humidity or low humidity

A

High humidity

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11
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In which general direction do the trade winds originate and blow

A

East to West

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12
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Which way do the westerlies move

A

West to East

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13
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What are the 3 particles that make up a loam

A

Sand, silt, clay

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14
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What are the 3 components of biodiversity conversion

A

Natural resources, benefits, and drivers of change

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15
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What are the 5 drivers of change

A

Exploitation, pollution, habitat loss, extinction, introduction of invasive species

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16
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What is coral bleaching

A

When coral loses its algae

17
Q

What are some spices that are extinct because of exploitation

A

The dodo bird and the passenger pigeon

18
Q

What is an example of an invasive species

A

Kudzu, zebra muscles, rabbits

19
Q

What are the 5 types of renewable energy

A

Solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, and bioenergy

20
Q

What are the problems with solar power

A

The solar panels are make of selenium, they wear out, they take up space

21
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What is the problem with wind energy

A

They take up a lot of space and kill birds

22
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What is the problem with hydropower

A

Is harmful to fish and other organisms from that habitat, it alters local habitats, and it will not work if there is a drought

23
Q

Why is the earth warmer now

A

Because the weather works in cycles

24
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What was the little ice age

A

A time when the earth was unusually cold

25
What takes fixed nitrogen and put it back in the atmosphere
Denitrifying bacteria
26
Where do consumers get the nitrogen that they use and how do they put it back into the soil
From the plants and animals that they eat, through their east and when they decompose