MEDIUM
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

The camel is a mammal that is adapted to living in sandy deserts. Two physical adaptations of the camel are:

  • Large flat feet
  • Two rows of long eyelashes.

a) Explain how each of these adaptations help the camel to survive.

  • Large flat feet: _____
  • Two rows of long eyelashes: _____

b) Which one of the following is a living factor that could limit the size of a population of camels in the desert?

Light, Competition, Water and Temperature

Important Questions on Ecology

MEDIUM
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT

Juan says: 'All the energy in a food chain comes from the sun'.

Explain why this statement is true.

MEDIUM
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT

Complete the table to show what resources organisms need to survive. Add one cross (X) to each row. The first row has been done for you.

Resource Plants Animals Both plants and animals
Sunlight X    
Water      
A source of food      
Carbon dioxide      

 

EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT

The barrel cactus grows in the desert. The plant is adapted to live in the desert. Explain how each adaptation helps the barrel cactus to survive.

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Large swollen stem: _____

EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT

The barrel cactus grows in the desert. The plant is adapted to live in the desert. Explain how each adaptation helps the barrel cactus to survive.

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Thick spines rather than leaves: _____

MEDIUM
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT
Many animals hibernate during the winter. Explain how this helps them to survive.
MEDIUM
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT

Scientists observe a group of fennec foxes in the Sahara desert. The foxes hunt at night and rest in burrows during the day.

Suggest how these behaviours could help the fennec fox survive in the desert.

HARD
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT
Name one physical factor that could limit a plant population at the bottom of the lake.
EASY
Lower Secondary Stage 9
IMPORTANT

The graph shows how the human population has changed since 1800.

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Which two of the following are possible reasons for the changes in the human population size. choose the correct answer.