How does carbon in a grass plant get into a lion?

The lion eats an antelope that ate the grass

Carbon from grass doesn't end up in a lion.

The lion absorbs the carbon given off by transpiration

The lion breathes in carbon given out by the plant

The food chain is seaweed --> snails --> trout --> eagle --> bacteria. Which of the following statements is false?

On average, there will be more eagles than trout.

On average, there will be more seaweed than snails

On average there will be more trout than eagles.

On average, there will be more snails than trout.

The food chain is seaweed --> snails --> trout --> eagle --> bacteria. If a disease killed all the snails, what would be the most likely outcome?

number of eagles would increase

amount of seaweed would decrease

If there is 500 kg of guppies and 500,000 g of algae, do these organisms follow the 10% rule? 1 kj = 1000 watts 1 lbs = 0.45 kg 1 cal = 4.184 joules 1 kg = 1000 g

no, 500 kg is equal to 500,000 g, so it is not 10%

yes, 500 kg is equal to 500,000 g

yes, 500 kg is 10% of 500,000 g

no, 500 kg is not 10% of 500,000 g

Plants need light to grow because

sunlight is absorbed by plants to break bonds

sunlight releases energy from bonds

plants need the heat from the sun

plants absorb the green the light from the sun

Match the following plant parts to their function.

organelle that absorbs light from the sun

pigment in plant that absorbs light

part of plant responsible for photosynthesis

structure that transports water in plants

absorbs water and minerals from the soil

Match the following plant part to its function.

exchanges gasses between the plant and air

moves water from one part of the plant to another

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the mass our plants gained?

More gained mass comes from the air than soil

Some atoms from water get made into food for the plant

Match the function to the process.

releases energy stored in molecules

rearranges SMALL molecules into LARGE molecules

absorbs energy to make unstable molecules

BioPhysics B - Final Exam

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

If there were no decomposers, what would happen to the dead tree?

The tree would stay on the ground and take up space

Nutrients would not be returned to the soil

Plants would not have the nutrients for biosynthesis

All of these would happen.

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

NGSS.MS-LS2-4

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Decomposers return (a) like nitrogen to the soil for (b) to take in for (c) ; (d) need to (e) plants for the nutrients.

nutrients

producers

biosynthesis

consumers

eat

photosynthesis

cellular respiration

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

NGSS.MS-LS2-1

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If a rabbit eats 50 grams of grass a day, but only gains 2 grams, where does the rest of the mass go? Match each type of matter to it's process.

defecation

carbon dioxide

cellular respiration

feces

urination

water

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

REORDER QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Put the trophic levels in the correct order for a food chain to show the flow of energy.

secondary carnivores

carnivores

producers

apex predators

herbivores

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Match each organism to its trophic level.

grasshopper

apex predators

grass

herbivores

python

secondary carnivores

eagle

carnivores

frog

producers

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If the grass has 430,000 lbs of biomass, correctly match the rest of the food chain to form a biomass pyramid.

43,000 lbs

Python

4,300 lbs

Frogs

43 lbs

Eagles

430 lbs

Grasshoppers

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If we were to construct an energy pyramid and frogs had 500 joules of energy, what would the rest of the trophic levels have?

5,000 joules

Grasshoppers

50 joules

Eagles

50,000 joules

Grass

5 joules

Python

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

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BioPhysics B - Final Exam

If there were no decomposers, what would happen to the dead tree?

Decomposers return (a) like nitrogen to the soil for (b) to take in for (c) ; (d) need to (e) plants for the nutrients.

If a rabbit eats 50 grams of grass a day, but only gains 2 grams, where does the rest of the mass go? Match each type of matter to it's process.

Put the trophic levels in the correct order for a food chain to show the flow of energy.

Match each organism to its trophic level.

If the grass has 430,000 lbs of biomass, correctly match the rest of the food chain to form a biomass pyramid.

If we were to construct an energy pyramid and frogs had 500 joules of energy, what would the rest of the trophic levels have?

If eagles were removed from the food chain, pythons would (a) because they are not being eaten, but frogs would (b) .

If eagles were removed from the food chain, grasshoppers would (a) because there are (b) frogs, but grass would (c) the grasshoppers eat the grass.

Energy is stored in (a) molecules like (b) in a food chain. Energy is used by organisms but only (c) is available for the next trophic level because the other 90% is "lost" as movement and (d) .

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BioPhysics B - Final Exam

If there were no decomposers, what would happen to the dead tree?

Decomposers return ​ (a) like nitrogen to the soil for ​ (b) to take in for ​ (c) ; ​ (d) need to ​ (e) plants for the nutrients.

If a rabbit eats 50 grams of grass a day, but only gains 2 grams, where does the rest of the mass go? Match each type of matter to it's process.

Put the trophic levels in the correct order for a food chain to show the flow of energy.

Match each organism to its trophic level.

If the grass has 430,000 lbs of biomass, correctly match the rest of the food chain to form a biomass pyramid.

If we were to construct an energy pyramid and frogs had 500 joules of energy, what would the rest of the trophic levels have?

If eagles were removed from the food chain, pythons would ​ (a) because they are not being eaten, but frogs would ​ (b) .

If eagles were removed from the food chain, grasshoppers would ​ (a) because there are ​ (b) frogs, but grass would ​ (c) the grasshoppers eat the grass.

Energy is stored in ​ (a) molecules like ​ (b) in a food chain. Energy is used by organisms but only ​ (c) is available for the next trophic level because the other 90% is "lost" as movement and ​ (d) .

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Decomposers return (a) like nitrogen to the soil for (b) to take in for (c) ; (d) need to (e) plants for the nutrients.

If eagles were removed from the food chain, pythons would (a) because they are not being eaten, but frogs would (b) .

If eagles were removed from the food chain, grasshoppers would (a) because there are (b) frogs, but grass would (c) the grasshoppers eat the grass.

Energy is stored in (a) molecules like (b) in a food chain. Energy is used by organisms but only (c) is available for the next trophic level because the other 90% is "lost" as movement and (d) .