This document contains a 15 question quiz about biodiversity and related topics. It covers definitions and concepts like species richness, genetic diversity, habitat diversity, endemism, ecosystems, productivity, threats to biodiversity like habitat destruction, how geographic relief and isolation can increase biodiversity, and the importance of genetic diversity for species adaptation.
This document contains a 15 question quiz about biodiversity and related topics. It covers definitions and concepts like species richness, genetic diversity, habitat diversity, endemism, ecosystems, productivity, threats to biodiversity like habitat destruction, how geographic relief and isolation can increase biodiversity, and the importance of genetic diversity for species adaptation.
This document contains a 15 question quiz about biodiversity and related topics. It covers definitions and concepts like species richness, genetic diversity, habitat diversity, endemism, ecosystems, productivity, threats to biodiversity like habitat destruction, how geographic relief and isolation can increase biodiversity, and the importance of genetic diversity for species adaptation.
This document contains a 15 question quiz about biodiversity and related topics. It covers definitions and concepts like species richness, genetic diversity, habitat diversity, endemism, ecosystems, productivity, threats to biodiversity like habitat destruction, how geographic relief and isolation can increase biodiversity, and the importance of genetic diversity for species adaptation.
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Biodiversity
1. If you were to take a count of the diversity of
species in your town, what would you be measuring? a. Genetic diversity b. Habitat diversity c. Biodiversity d. Species richness 2. If you were to measure the degree of difference between all the squirrels that share a species in a town, what would you be measuring? a. Habitat diversity b. Genetic diversity c. Biodiversity d. Species richness 3. A country with many different types of habitats is said to have a high degree of what? a. Biodiversity b. Genetic diversity c. Species richness d. Habitat diversity 4. Why is genetic diversity important? a. Allows for species to adapt to and thrive in different environments. b. Global warming threatens monocultures. c. It enables species to create their own habitat. d. It's not important. 5. Why do regions of high geographic relief often have higher biodiversity than flat areas? a. There are more places to hide. b. They are better for growing crops. c. They often comprise more than one type of habitat d. They get more sunlight. 6. If a species is found on one island and nowhere else in the world, what is that species said to be to that island? a. Native b. Rare c. Endemic d. Exclusive 7. Which of the following represents an ecosystem with high species abundance but low species diversity? a. An island with many rare birds and insects b. An old-growth forest c. A farm growing thousands of sunflowers d. An open field of grasses and wildflowers 8. Which of the following represents a community with high species abundance but low species evenness? a. An old-growth forest b. An island with many rare birds and insects c. A farm growing thousands of sunflowers d. An open field of grasses and wildflowers 9. What is the factor of ecosystem health associated with the amount of food plants convert from sunlight? a. Productivity b. Stability c. Output d. Creativity 10. Which of the following is the worst culprit for activities threatening species with extinction? a. Chemical pollutants b. Habitat destruction c. Overharvesting d. Disease 11. What is the following a definition of? ‘A system involving the interactions between a community of living organisms in a particular area and its non-living environment.’ (a) A biome (b) Biodiversity (c) An ecosystem (d) Ecology 12. Species diversity is the A) measure of the number of different species in an area. B) reproductive rate of a species in an area. C) survival rate of a species in an area. D) measure of the different kinds of genes in a population. 13. The genetic diversity of a population can be affected by A) migration. B) sexual reproduction. C) population size. D) All of the above are correct. 14. ______ is a crucial aspect of our planet's health, and technology has the potential to both harm and protect it. a.Ecosystems b.Technology c.People d.Biodiversity 15. It is a type of diversity between different regions. a.Ecosystem b.Species c.Temperate d.Genetic