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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Earn 100

Draw and label a food chain for the following information.
Water fleas eat algae(small green producers) in the water. Small stickleback fleas eat water fleas, and they are eaten by a large fish called pike.

Important Questions on Ecology

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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 9
 Name a type of organism that breaksdown dead organisms and their wastes.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 11
Give three physical adaptations of a blue whale that allow them to survive in the ocean.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 11
Suggest why migration helps the blue whale to survive and reproduce.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 13
An increased human population is leading to an increased pollution.
Give three different environments on the earth that humans are polluting.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 14
Explain three harmful effects of burning fossil fuels.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 15
 Explain why decomposers are an essential part of healthy habitat.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 17
Explain why snake could be called either a tertiary consumer or quaternary consumer.
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Lower Secondary Stage 9
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 9: Student's Book>Chapter 3 - Ecology>End of Chapter Review>Q 17
 Explain what is likely to happen to the population of frogs in a pond if all algae die.