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1 U2: Ecological and Human Populations
2 1. Which is not a population? A. The earthworms living under the ground at ECHS. B. The koi fish swimming in the pond at ECHS. C. The human beings living in LA. D. The spiders living on the ECHS campus.
3 Population Growth Patterns (ONLY GROWTH) dn dt = b d N (b d) = intrinsic growth rate Faster indv. reproduce, faster pop rises. Exponential growth
4 2. What does this graph say? A. Exponential growth forever. B. Exponential growth until carrying capacity is reached. C. Exponential growth until CC, then rises and falls as food is consumed. D. Exponential growth until CC, then population crash.
5 3. What does this graph say? A. Exponential growth forever. B. Exponential growth until carrying capacity is reached. (Logarithmic) C. Exponential growth until CC, then rises and falls as food is consumed. D. Exponential growth until CC, then population crash.
6 4. What does this graph say? A. Exponential growth forever. B. Exponential growth until carrying capacity is reached. (Logarithmic) C. Exponential growth until CC, then rises and falls as food is consumed. D. Exponential growth until CC, then population crash.
7 5. What type of pop fluctuation is this? A. Stable B. Irruptive C. Cyclic D. Irregular
8 6. What type of pop fluctuation is this? A. Stable B. Irruptive C. Cyclic D. Irregular
9 7. The best label for the axis labeled 2 in the graph is: A. Time B. Population number C. Logistic growth rate D. Environmental resistance 1 B C D K E. Birth rate A 2
10 8. What does this graph say? A. Exponential growth forever. B. Exponential growth until carrying capacity is reached. (Logarithmic) C. Exponential growth until CC, then rises and falls as food is consumed. D. Exponential growth until CC, then population crash.
11 9. What type of pop fluctuation is this? A. Stable B. Irruptive C. Cyclic D. Irregular
12 10. Which of the following phrases best describes the line K in the graph? A. The rate of population growth B. The carrying capacity of the environment C. The time it takes for the population to double in size D. The number of individuals in the population at the beginning of the study E. The birth rate of the population 1 A B 2 C D K
13 11. Which of these would NOT be a factor for K? A. Food supply B. Ability to camouflage C. How generalist/specialist the species is D. Number of nearby competitors E. All are factors!
14 12. The population is growing at its highest rate at which letter? A. A B. K C. D D. B E. C 1 B C D K A 2
15 Other Terms r-selected and k-selected may also be written as: r-strategist and k-strategist Because their strategy for survival is different. How?
16 13. Which of the following organisms would be an example of an r-strategist? A. Whale B. Cockroach C. Eagle D. Dog E. Alligator
17 14. A population has a growth rate of 2% per year. How long will it take for this population to double? A. 70 years B. 40 years C. 35 years D. 15 years E. 2 years
18 15. Which of the following is a density independent population factor? A. Number of parasites in the population B. Number of predators in the population C. Competition for resources D. Disease E. Habitat destruction
19 16. Which of the following are exhibited by k-select organisms? I. Slow maturation II. Many small offspring III. Reproduction occurs late in life A. I only B. II only C. III only D. I and II only E. I and III only
20 17. When a population encounters environmental resistance it is most likely to: A. Continue its high growth rate B. Mutate to form and continue growing C. Slow down its growth rate D. Move to a higher growth rate E. Have no effect on the growth rate
21 19. Which country had zero population growth last year? b (no./1,000/yr) d (no./1,000/yr) i (no./1,000/yr) e (no./1,000/yr) Country A Country B Country C Country D Country E
22 20. Which country had negative population growth last year? b (no./1,000/yr) d (no./1,000/yr) i (no./1,000/yr) e (no./1,000/yr) Country A Country B Country C Country D Country E
23 21. A boom-and-bust population change that repeats can be said to be: A. Cyclic B. Irruptive C. Stable D. Logistic E. Irregular
24 22. Your country has recently won a war, and the soldiers have returned home to their wives and families after many long years. What might the age-structure diagram look like if plotted over the next several decades? A. A narrowness at the bottom that will rise over the next several decades because of a boom in population. B. There will be no change in the shape of the agestructure diagram. C. A bulge at the bottom that will rise over the next several decades because of a bust in the population. D. A narrowness in the bottom that will rise over the next several decades because of a bust in the population. E. A bulge at the bottom that will rise over the next several decades because of a boom in the population.
25 23. Video Review: In the transitional phase from Pre- Industrial to Industrial economies, birth rates while death rates. A. do not change, drop B. increase, remain the same C. decrease, decrease D. decrease, remain the same E. increase, increase
26 24. Video Application: Which provision might BEST be used as part of an anti-natalist policy in a country whose religious beliefs are against contraception? A. Legally mandated sterilization after two children. B. Making condoms widely available. C. Tax breaks for large families. D. Raising the legal age of marriage. E. Free birth control pills.
27 25. City officials face an increasing population size. They decide to fill in wetlands upstream along a river that runs through the city. They build homes on the filled-in land. As a result, they must periodically deal with floods along the river that brings water into the city. This is an example of which of the following? A. Pronatalist policy B. Antinatalist policy C. Habitat destruction D. Pollution E. Ecological stress
28 26. Which of the following describes individuals leaving a population? A. Birth rate B. Carrying capacity C. Immigration D. Emigration E. Environmental resistance
29 27. A population has a growth rate of 5 percent per year, how long will it take for this population to double? A. 70 years B. 50 years C. 14 years D. 6 years E. 5 years
30 28. An age-structure pyramid is used to: A. Study the immigration rates in a population B. Calculate the doubling time of a population C. Study the carrying capacity of a habitat D. Determine what the density-dependent factors are for a population E. Study the number and ages of people in a country
31 29. Which of the following are exhibited by k-select organisms? I. Slow maturation II. Many small offspring III. Reproduction occurs late in life A. I only B. II only C. III only D. I and II only E. I and III only
32 30. When a population encounters environmental resistance it is most likely to: A. Continue its high growth rate B. Mutate to form and continue growing C. Slow down its growth rate D. Move to a higher growth rate E. Have no effect on the growth rate
33 31. A population s growth can best be calculated using which of the following? A. births + immigration deaths emigration B. immigration + emigration C. emigration + births D. births + emigration deaths + immigration E. immigration emigration
34 32. A population s growth can best be calculated using which of the following? A. births + immigration deaths emigration B. immigration + emigration C. emigration + births D. births + emigration deaths + immigration E. immigration emigration
35 33. According to the graph, in the year 2000 the less developed countries had a population that was how many times bigger than the developed countries? Population (billions) A. 12 times B. 8 times C. 5 times D. 1.5 times E. 0.5 times Total Population Less developed countries More developed countries Time (s)
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