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Environment & Habitats Quiz 1 (Form 1, Biology)Versión en línea Quick true/false questions on ecosystems, habitats, and factors. por YAKILI LMS 1 Decomposers recycle nutrients back into the soil. Yes No 2 Symbiosis always harms one partner. Yes No 3 A forest habitat cannot be found in Cameroon. Yes No 4 Carbon dioxide is used by plants for photosynthesis. Yes No 5 Competition always results in exclusion of others. Yes No 6 A habitat is the natural home of an organism where it can find food, shelter, and mates. Yes No 7 A keystone species has a disproportionately large effect on its ecosystem. Yes No 8 Photosynthesis can occur without light. Yes No 9 Environment includes both biotic and abiotic factors. Yes No 10 Biodiversity supports ecosystem services like clean water and pollination. Yes No 11 Cameroon's ecosystems include rainforests and savannas. Yes No 12 Photosynthesis occurs mainly in leaves of plants. Yes No 13 Temperature can affect metabolic rates in animals. Yes No 14 Rainfall influences plant growth and soil moisture. Yes No 15 A habitat can be smaller than the ecosystem it belongs to. Yes No 16 Mutualism is impossible between different species. Yes No 17 All species in an ecosystem require identical abiotic conditions. Yes No 18 Secondary succession is the gradual colonization of a disturbed area by new species. Yes No 19 Oxygen is produced by photosynthesis and consumed by respiration. Yes No 20 Predation benefits both predator and prey equally in all cases. Yes No 21 An ecosystem includes living organisms and their physical environment. Yes No 22 Soil texture influences water infiltration and root growth. Yes No 23 Rainfall never affects soil texture. Yes No 24 Pollination is part of the reproductive cycle and can involve animals. Yes No 25 Wind can affect transpiration in plants. Yes No 26 An environment includes only non-living things. Yes No 27 Pollination is not necessary for plant reproduction. Yes No 28 Altitude affects temperature and oxygen availability for organisms. Yes No 29 Symbiosis includes mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism. Yes No 30 Plants rely on sunlight for photosynthesis. Yes No 31 Biotic factors are irrelevant to species distribution. Yes No 32 Solar energy is not used by most ecosystems. Yes No 33 A keystone species has a minimal effect on the ecosystem. Yes No 34 An ecosystem is defined only by the plants it contains. Yes No 35 Abiotic factors can influence species distribution. Yes No 36 Competition occurs when organisms vie for the same resource. Yes No 37 Secondary succession happens instantly after a disturbance. Yes No 38 Abiotic factors include sunlight, temperature, and water. Yes No 39 Decomposers are not involved in nutrient cycling. Yes No 40 An environment refers to all surroundings including both biotic and abiotic components. Yes No 41 Cameroon's savannas do not exist. Yes No 42 Biotic factors include organisms and their interactions. Yes No 43 An ecosystem can include both biotic and abiotic components interacting. Yes No 44 Wind has no effect on plant transpiration. Yes No 45 Predation is a biotic interaction where one organism hunts another. Yes No 46 A forest is a type of ecosystem. Yes No 47 A habitat is the same thing as a niche. Yes No 48 Predation can regulate population sizes. Yes No 49 Oxygen is never a limiting resource for any organism. Yes No 50 Wind does not affect the distribution of seeds. Yes No

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Decomposers recycle nutrients back into the soil.

Symbiosis always harms one partner.

A forest habitat cannot be found in Cameroon.

Carbon dioxide is used by plants for photosynthesis.

Competition always results in exclusion of others.

A habitat is the natural home of an organism where it can find food, shelter, and mates.

A keystone species has a disproportionately large effect on its ecosystem.

Photosynthesis can occur without light.

Environment includes both biotic and abiotic factors.

Biodiversity supports ecosystem services like clean water and pollination.

Cameroon's ecosystems include rainforests and savannas.

Photosynthesis occurs mainly in leaves of plants.

Temperature can affect metabolic rates in animals.

Rainfall influences plant growth and soil moisture.

A habitat can be smaller than the ecosystem it belongs to.

Mutualism is impossible between different species.

All species in an ecosystem require identical abiotic conditions.

Secondary succession is the gradual colonization of a disturbed area by new species.

Oxygen is produced by photosynthesis and consumed by respiration.

Predation benefits both predator and prey equally in all cases.

An ecosystem includes living organisms and their physical environment.

Soil texture influences water infiltration and root growth.

Rainfall never affects soil texture.

Pollination is part of the reproductive cycle and can involve animals.

Wind can affect transpiration in plants.

An environment includes only non-living things.

Pollination is not necessary for plant reproduction.

Altitude affects temperature and oxygen availability for organisms.

Symbiosis includes mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism.

Plants rely on sunlight for photosynthesis.

Biotic factors are irrelevant to species distribution.

Solar energy is not used by most ecosystems.

A keystone species has a minimal effect on the ecosystem.

An ecosystem is defined only by the plants it contains.

Abiotic factors can influence species distribution.

Competition occurs when organisms vie for the same resource.

Secondary succession happens instantly after a disturbance.

Abiotic factors include sunlight, temperature, and water.

Decomposers are not involved in nutrient cycling.

An environment refers to all surroundings including both biotic and abiotic components.

Cameroon's savannas do not exist.

Biotic factors include organisms and their interactions.

An ecosystem can include both biotic and abiotic components interacting.

Wind has no effect on plant transpiration.

Predation is a biotic interaction where one organism hunts another.

A forest is a type of ecosystem.

A habitat is the same thing as a niche.

Predation can regulate population sizes.

Oxygen is never a limiting resource for any organism.

Wind does not affect the distribution of seeds.