Organisms and their environment — IGCSE Science - Combined (0653) questions by topic

What are undesirable effects of deforestation? 1 extinction of species 2 flooding 3 loss of soil 4 an increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere A 1, 2, 3 and 4 B 1 and 4 only C…

Which process in the carbon cycle releases carbon back into the atmosphere? A feeding B formation of fossil fuels C photosynthesis D respiration

Which type of organism makes its own organic nutrients? A carnivore B consumer C herbivore D producer

The diagram shows a food web. Grass is eaten by rabbit and vole; rowan tree is eaten by beetle; vole, beetle, rabbit and frog feed into pine marten; beetle is eaten by frog. Which…

The diagram represents part of the carbon cycle, with boxes for 'carbon dioxide in air', 'animals', 'plants' and 'decomposers'. Numbered arrows show: 1 (animals to carbon dioxide…

Which term describes an area that contains all the organisms and their environment interacting together? A community B ecosystem C food chain D food web

The diagram shows a food web. Feeding relationships: grass is eaten by goat, ant and locust; wildflower is eaten by locust; tree is eaten by caterpillar and beetle. Goat is eaten…

Which types of consumer describe the cat in this food web? 1 primary consumer 2 secondary consumer 3 tertiary consumer The food web shows: plant is eaten by sparrow, slug and…

What is an ecosystem? A a network of inter-connected food chains B a specific area in which a plant or an animal lives C all the plants and animals that live within a specific…

Fig. 3.1 shows part of a food web from a coral reef habitat. The arrows show: phytoplankton → zooplankton; phytoplankton → unicornfish; zooplankton → unicornfish; zooplankton →…

Fig. 7.1 describes the feeding relationships in one food chain: robins are small birds that eat caterpillars; caterpillars are primary consumers; a merlin is a large bird that…

(a) Fig. 7.1 shows a food chain: daisy → butterfly → frog → snake → eagle. (a)(i) State the name of an organism in Fig. 7.1 that: is a quaternary consumer ............ occupies…

Fig. 1.1 shows a food web. Leaves are eaten by the caterpillar. Grass is eaten by the rabbit and the grasshopper. The snake, hawk, owl and blue jay are higher in the web. The…

Fig. 7.1 shows an incomplete food web (algae → anchovy, shrimp, mussel; bluefish; crab). The bluefish eats the anchovy and the shrimp. Draw two arrows on Fig. 7.1 to show these…

Fig. 7.1 shows part of a food web (grasses, seeds → insects, grouse, chipmunk, marmot; bear; hawk). Identify the two herbivores in Fig. 7.1.

Fig. 4.1 shows part of a food web (fruit → flying squirrel, beaver; owl; cougar). Table 4.1 lists terms (producer, herbivore, secondary consumer) for organisms (flying squirrel,…

Fig. 1.1 describes some feeding relationships in an ecosystem: fruit flies eat mango fruit; thrushes eat fruit flies; eagles eat thrushes. Draw a food chain using the information…

Fig. 7.1 shows a food web (bladderwort, orchid as producers; carp, mosquito; frog, raccoon, heron; alligator). The food web is not complete. The heron eats the carp; the alligator…

Fig. 4.1 shows a food web for one ecosystem. The web links plants, caterpillar, shrew, songbird, bear and hawk. Identify the herbivore in Fig. 4.1.

Fig. 4.1 shows a food web for one ecosystem. The web links plants, caterpillar, shrew, songbird, bear and hawk. Identify the herbivore in Fig. 4.1.

Fig. 4.1 shows a food web (tree → caterpillar and beetle; caterpillar → blackbird and thrush; beetle → thrush; blackbird, thrush → hawk). Table 4.1 lists some organisms…