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1. DIFFERENT ECOLOGICAL
CONCEPT AND
PRINCIPLES

2. OBJECTIVES:
1. DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENT
ECOLOGICAL CONCEPTS AND
PRINCIPLES
2. DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN BIOTIC
AND ABIOTIC COMPONENTS OF THE
ECOSYSTEM
3. CITE EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT
ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP

3. EXPLORE

4. CHOOSE THE LETTER OD THE
BEST ANSWER.

5. 1. What Is The Study Of Living Organism
With One Another In Their Environment?
A. Population b. Ecology c. Habitat d.
Parasitism

6. B. ECOLOGY

7. 2. WHICH IS THE BEST DESCRIPTION OF AN
ECOSYSTEM?
A. ALL LIVING THING AND NON LIVING
THINGS IN THE AREA.
B. ALL OF THE POPULATION OF THE LIVING
THINGS IN THE AREA.
C. ALL OF THE INDIVIDUALS OF ONE
SPECIES IN ONE AREA.
D. ALL OF THE ABIOTIC FACTORS IN THE
AREA.

8. A. ALL LIVING THINGS AND NON LIVING
THINGS IN THE AREA.

9. 3.WHICH FACTOR IS AN ABIOTIC
FACTOR?
A. LION B. PLANT C. WATER
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

10. C.WATER

11. 4. HOW BIOME IS PRIMARILY IDENTIFIED?
A. AVERAGE PRECIPITATION AND
TEMPERATURE
B. CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUNITY OF
ORGANISMS, PARTICULARLY PLANTS
C. DISTANCE FROM THE EQUATOR
D. SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHICAL EQUATION

12. A. AVERAGE PRECIPITATION
AND TEMPERATURE

13. 5. FRESH WATER
ECOSYSTEM INCLUDE?
A. STREAMS
B. LAKES
C.PONDS
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

14. D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

15. 6. WHAT IS THE COLDEST
AND HARSHEST BIOME?
A. RAINFOREST
B. DESERT
C. GRASSLAND
D. TUNDRA

16. D. TUNDRA

17. 7. WHICH BIOME HAS THE
LEAST AMOUNT OF
PRECIPITATION?
A. RAINFOREST.
B. GRASSLAND
C. DESERT
D. DECIDOUS FOREST

18. B.COMMENSALISM

19. C. DESERT

20. 8.WHICH GENERAL TERM IS THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO
SPECIES WHERE ATLEAST ONE
OF THE TWO SPECIES BENEFIT?
A. MUTUALISM
B. COMMENSALISM
C. SYMBIOSIS
D. PARASITISM

21. 9. A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP
IN WHICH TWO DIFFERENT
SPECIES COOPERATE AND BOTH
BENEFIT.
A. COMMENSALISM
B. PARASITISM
C. MUTUALISM
D. PARALLELISM

22. C. MUTUALISM

24. ECOSYSTEM

25. Is A Geographic Area Where Plants,
Animals, And Other Organisms, As Well As
Weather And Landscape, Work Together To
Form A Bubble Of Life. Ecosystems Contain
Biotic Or Living, Parts, As Well As Abiotic
Factors, Or Nonliving Parts. Biotic Factors
Include Plants, Animals, And Other
Organisms.

26. BIOSPHERE

27. - IS MADE UP OF THE
PARTS OF EARTH WHERE
LIFE EXISTS—ALL
ECOSYSTEMS.

28. ECOSYSTEM VS.
BIOSPHERE

29. AN ECOSYSTEM IS A COMMUNITY OF
LIVING ORGANISMS INTERACTING
WITH ONE ANOTHER AND THEIR NON-
LIVING ENVIRONMENT WITHIN A
PARTICULAR AREA. WHILE THE
BIOSPHERE IS THAT PART OF THE
EARTH INHABITED BY LIVING
ORGANISMS, INCLUDING LAND,
OCEAN AND THE ATMOSPHERE IN
WHICH LIFE CAN EXIST.

32. COMPONENTS OF
ECOSYSTEM

35. DIFFERENT TYPES OF BIOMES
1.ACQUATIC BIOME
2.DESSERT BIOME
3.TUNDRA BIOME
4.GRASS LAND
5.FOREST BIOME

41. Alpine Tundra- is located
on mountains throughout
the world at high altitude
where trees cannot grow.
Arctic Tundra- Found near
the north and south regions.

54. EVALUATION