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Nature, ecology
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Nature, ecology
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Quiz Units 4, 5, 6
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Ecology, Habitats
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20 QUESTIONS
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1
The study of how living things are connected to other living things and the places they live is called
Habitat
Ecology
Cycles of Nature
2
All plants and animals have a place where they find food and shelter called a
Biome
Forest
Habitat
3
Plants and animals in a habitat are connected by the food they eat. This is sometimes called a :
Food Chain
Food Cycle
Eating Cycle
4
Human life has an effect on habitats, often breaking cycles of nature. Examples of how humans have an effect on cycles of nature are :
Over fishing, cutting forests
Pollution, dumping toxins in the water
All of the above
5
Some desert animals that have developed ways to keep cool :
The dingo sits in the shade, and termites build cooling towers
Ground Squirrels use their tails as a sun-umbrella, and snake's waterproof skin keeps them from drying out.
All of the above
6
Some desert animals only come out at night to feed when it is cooler, they have good eyesight for hunting in the dark some examples are :
Kangaroo rats, the fennec fox, and owls
The Dingo, Ground Squirrels, Termites
All of the Above
7
Ocean animals live in different zones depending on how much light they need. Which of the following statements are true?
Most Animals live at the surface zone because they need sunlight to live.
Animals can't live deeper than 200m because it is too dark
There is no food for fish to eat at depths of 1, 000 metres
8
Birds feed and penguins swim at the ________________ zone of the ocean.
Twilight
Surface
Ocean floor
9
Most of the fish we eat live at this zone. Sharks, dolphins, octopus and tuna live here.
Sunlit zone
Dark zone
Ocean floor
10
The angler-fish and the viper fish live in the __________________ zone
Dark
Surface
Sunlit
11
Creatures such as starfish and sea urchins can live below 4, 000 metres
True
False, nothing can live that deep in the ocean, the pressure would crush them
False, The ocean doesn't go that deep.
12
In the twilight zone, 80% of fish can make their own light. They do this by :
Some have their own chemicals to make light
Some have glowing bacteria living in their skin
All of the above
13
Which best describes the Angler-fish :
A pretty, rainbow colored fish that lives in the sunlit zone
A frightening-looking creature that uses its light like a fishing rod in the twilight zone
A blue colored fish that penguins eat at the surface zone.
14
Some of the most amazing animals are dying out or are endangered is because of :
Human pollution and rubbish
They are killed for sport or food
All of the above
15
Some New Zealand endangered animals are :
Yellow-eyed penguins, Kakapo, Otago giant skink, and Okarito brown Kiwi
Tigers and black rhinos
Snakes and lizards
16
90% of Humpback whales have been killed by
Whalers with harpoons
Sharks
Fishing nets
17
Seals get tangled in plastic trash, and rare Hector's dolphins are trapped in fishing nets.
True
False, the animals are very careful and steer clear of trash and nets.
False, humans are careful and don't throw trash in the ocean or use nets anymore.
18
Kakapo are seriously endangered. There are only ____________________left
300, 000
1, 000
100
19
New Zealand's most endangered penguin species
Yellow-eyed penquin
Otago giant
Little blue penguin
20
The word Endangered means
Rare or threatened
Living and Thriving
Extinct
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