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11p Nehir Gulseren 2722602
11p Nehir Gulseren 2722602
3. A lake with a stream flowing into it, but with water lost only by evaporation, is an example of
a system which is
A. isolated.
B. stable and closed.
C. unstable and closed.
D. open.
4. Which of the following factors would prevent the ecosphere being classified as a closed
system?
A. The input of solar energy
B. The re-radiation to space of heat energy
C. The arrival of rocks as meteorites from space
D. The unstable state of its equilibrium
12. The diagram below represents the flows of energy through the biosphere.
IV V
H eat en erg y
in atm o sp h ere
Which of the following correctly distinguishes flows I to V as transfer or transformation
processes?
Transfer Transformation
A. II, IV, V I, III
B. I, III II, IV, V
C. I, IV, V II, III
D. I, II, III IV, V
13. Which of the following does not represent an open system?
A. A lake inside a cave
B. The entire universe
C. A tropical island
D. A city
14. As disease spreads through a population, numbers fall. As the result of a reduction in
contact between individuals, the rate of spread of the disease is reduced. This is followed
by a recovery in numbers.
This is an example of
A. positive feedback
B. negative feedback
C. demographic transition
D. entropy
16. Which row shows how energy and materials move through each type of system?
18. When a population exceeds the carrying capacity of the environment that supports it,
which process often restores the equilibrium?
A. Succession
B. Negative feedback
C. Exponential growth
D. Positive feedback