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    2Nd Prelim Examination Ecology 1 NAME: - MAJOR/SESSION: - SCORE: - No Erasures No Alterations Wrong Spelling Is Wrong Test 1-Identification

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    2Nd Prelim Examination Ecology 1 NAME: - MAJOR/SESSION: - SCORE: - No Erasures No Alterations Wrong Spelling Is Wrong Test 1-Identification

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    This document appears to be a practice exam for an ecology course. It contains two sections - an identification section requiring students to fill in blanks with ecology terms, and a matching section where students must match terms to their definitions. The exam tests students' knowledge of key concepts in population ecology, community ecology, ecosystem ecology and molecular ecology. It emphasizes the importance of conservation and understanding how human actions impact the environment.

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    2nd PRELIM EXAMINATION

    ECOLOGY 1

    NAME: _______________________________ MAJOR/SESSION: ____________ SCORE: _______

    NO ERASURES NO ALTERATIONS WRONG SPELLING IS WRONG

    TEST 1- IDENTIFICATION

    _______________1. The sex ratio is the ratio of males to females in a population


    _______________2. Shows age distribution in a population.
    _______________3.
    _______________4. Change in population density occurs mainly due to:
    _______________5.
    _______________6.
    _______________7.
    _______________8. It is the rate of death of individuals per unit time due to different:
    _______________9.
    _______________10.
    _______________11.
    _______________12. Population ecology is a link between:
    _______________13.
    _______________14. Is a population inhabiting a small area locally
    _______________15. It is defined as the number of individuals of a species per unit area.
    _______________16.
    _______________17. Population growth occurs in the size of any population and this change depends
    _______________18. On several factor:
    _______________19.
    _______________20. Is referred to a closely related local population.
    _______________21. Is the number of individuals in a given volume or area.
    _______________22. Is a group of individuals of a single species living together within a particular
    geographic area.
    _______________23. Mainly refers to the part of the earths crust.
    _______________24. A group of cells is termed as a.
    _______________25. Examines the population distribution and density.
    TEST II- MATCHING TYPE: Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided.
    _____1. It has also led to the extinction and
    endangerment of certain species. A. Conversation of
    Environment
    ______2. It deals with the exchange of energy,materials, B. Resource Allocation
    organisms and other products of ecosystem. C. Energy Conversation
    ______3. Ecology encourages harmonious living within D. Eco-Friendliness
    the species and the adoption of a lifestyle that protects the E. Global Ecology
    ecology of life. F. Landscape Ecology
    _______4. It helps to understand the large-scale interactions G. Ecosystem Ecology
    And their influence on the planet. H. Community Ecology
    ______5. It deals with factors that alter impact the genetic I. Population Ecology
    Composition and the size of the population. J. Organismal Ecology
    ______6. These interactions give rise to some complex organism. K. Molecular Ecology
    ______7. All organisms require energy for their growth and development.
    ______8. It deals with the entire ecosystem, including the study of living
    And non-living components and their relationship with the environment.
    ______9. It looks at how individual organism interact with biotic and
    Abiotic components.
    ______10. It deals with how community structure is modified by interactions among
    Living organisms.
    ______11. Lack of ecological knowledge has led to scarcity and deprivation of these resources.
    ______12. Ecologist research how organisms are adapted to these non-living and living components of
    their surroundings.
    _______13. It deals with interactions among earths ecosystem, land, atmosphere and oceans.
    _______14. DNA forms the protein that interact with each other and the environment.
    _______15. Ecology helps us to understand how our actions affect the environment.

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