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    COLEGIO MONTESSORI - BIOLOGY 11TH GRADE

    AFL #1 First term - “Today I do it well, tomorrow even better”

    Name: _________________________________________________________ Date: _________


    1. The diagram shows a food web. 5. Which diagram shows the flow of energy in an
    ecosystem?

    What type of organism is X?


    a. Carnivore 6. The diagram shows a food web. Fungi are
    b. Decomposer decomposers. What is their importance in this food
    c. Herbivore web?
    d. Producer

    2. In which natural cycles do photosynthesis and


    respiration both play a part?

    a. They control the number of toads


    b. They provide energy for plant growth
    c. They provide food for snakes
    d. They release minerals for plant growth

    7. What name is given to the diagram below?


    3. The graph shows the quantities of pesticides that
    accumulate in four populations, each at different
    trophic levels in a food chain. Which population is
    most likely to be herbivores?

    a. A food web pyramid


    b. A population pyramid
    c. A pyramid of biomass
    d. A pyramid of energy

    4. The chart shows which species of different animals 8. The diagram illustrates some of the processes carried
    are present in rivers pf different pH out by living organisms.

    Which characteristic of living organisms is


    represented by arrow X?
    a. Excretion
    b. Nutrition
    c. Respiration
    d. Sensitivity

    Which conclusion can be drawn from this information? 9. Which organisms can be sources of energy for
    decomposers?
    a. Both frogs and mayflies can live in more acidic river
    water than trout
    b. Clams and snails are most affected by acidic river
    water
    c. Most species can live in river water below pH 5.5
    d. Not all species are affected by acidic river water
    10. The diagram shows a pyramid of biomass for all 14. The diagram shows a food chain. A farmer sprays his
    organisms in an ecosystem. cabbages with pesticide. Which organisms does the
    farmer want to kill?

    15. In 2005, 15 mice were set free on an island where


    mice had never lived before. The table shows how
    Which organisms are carnivores? their population changed over the next 3 years.
    a. P, Q
    b. P, R
    c. Q, R
    d. R, S

    11. The diagram shows a food chain.

    A disease reduced the numbers of consumer 3. What


    would be the likely effect of this on the numbers of What caused the population change shown in the table?
    consumer 1 and consumer 2? a. Lack of food
    b. Lack of predators
    c. Lack of space
    d. Lack of water

    16. The diagram shows a food chain

    If the carnivores in trophic level 3 suddenly die out as a


    result of disease, in which trophic levels will the number
    of organisms be likely to decrease?
    a. 1 and 2
    12. In which labelled stage in the water cycle is the water b. 1 and 4
    in vapour form? c. 2 and 4
    d. 4 only

    13. The diagram shows part of the water cycle

    What are the processes S and T?

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