1 A) the pie crust B) the plate on which the pie is served C) the whole pie D) the pie filling 2 A) population B) community C) ecosystem D) biosphere 3 A) population B) community C) ecosystem D) biosphere 4 A) animal structures and the functions of those structures B) how organisms adapt to a changing environment C) the interactions between organisms and the physical and chemical environment D) how living things are organized and classified 5 A) Exponential growth model B) Logistic growth model C) Fluid mosaic model D) Model of inland biogeography 6 A) Uniform B) Random C) Clumped 7 A) all organisms B) all predators C) soil, water, and weather D) all organisms, soil, water, and weather 8 A) When there is a stable age structure. B) When the number of young women entering the reproductive years is equal to the number of older women leaving them. C) If there are more young women entering the reproductive years than there are older women leaving them. D) If there are fewer younger women entering the reproductive years than there are older women leaving them. 9 A) random B) uniform C) clumped 10 A) the rate of immigration B) the rate of emigration C) the birth rate and death rate 11 A) the birth rate exceeds the death rate B) emigration exceeds immigration C) mortality exceeds natality 12 A) include most vertebrates, shrubs and trees B) expend all their energy in reproduction and then die C) have adapted to a stable environment D) are iteroparous 13 A) Increase the rate of natural increase B) The population grows exponentially C) Prevent a population from reaching its carrying capacity D) Prevent a population from reaching its biotic potential 14 A) growth is slow B) growth is accelerating C) there is little if any growth 15 A) biotic potential B) carrying capacity C) exponential growth D) environmental resistance 16 A) environmental resistance B) extinction C) resource partitioning D) exponential growth 17 A) logistic B) exponential 18 A) allocate energy to their own growth and survival and to that of their offspring B) are small and mature early C) easily colonize new habitats D) adapt easily when their normal way of life is destroyed 19 A) Competition B) Drought C) Accidental fire D) Earthquake 20 A) increase in Lyme disease which is transmitted by the deer tick. B) increase in food poisoning from eating insufficiently cooked deer meat. C) negatively impacted other species in their range. D) increase in deer-vehicle collisions.
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