Populations

Populations Quiz

Spec 19.4 · Cambridge IGCSE Biology: Quiz

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  1. 1. What is a population?

    • A. All species in an ecosystem
    • B. A group of organisms of one species in the same area at the same time
    • C. The non-living part of an environment
    • D. A single organism
  2. 2. Which term describes all populations of different species in an ecosystem?

    • A. Community
    • B. Habitat
    • C. Biome
    • D. Niche
  3. 3. Which phase of the sigmoid curve shows the fastest population growth?

    • A. Lag
    • B. Exponential
    • C. Stationary
    • D. Death
  4. 4. What mainly causes the stationary phase of population growth?

    • A. A sudden disease outbreak
    • B. Resources becoming limiting so birth rate approximately equals death rate
    • C. Complete absence of predators
    • D. Unlimited food supply
  5. 5. Which combination of factors is most likely to cause a population to enter the death phase?

    • A. Increased food supply and reduced competition
    • B. Resource depletion and rising disease
    • C. Immigration of new individuals
    • D. Reduced predation only

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