Lesson 3.4.6.1
3.4.6.1 Biodiversity and the index of diversity Quiz: AQA Biology, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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What measure describes the number of different species present in a community?
- Species richness
- Genetic diversity
- Index of diversity
- Species evenness
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What relationship does an index of diversity measure in a community?
- Genotypes to phenotypes
- Biomass to energy
- Species to individuals
- Births to deaths
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In the index of diversity formula, what does capital N represent?
- Total organisms present
- Organisms per species
- Number of species
- Number of habitats
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In the index of diversity formula, what does lower-case n represent?
- Total all organisms
- Total species count
- Organisms per species
- Number of quadrats
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A community has 10 individuals, all of one species. What is its index of diversity?
- 90
- 10
- 1
- 0
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Which agricultural practice directly reduces species diversity in a field habitat?
- Crop rotation
- Monoculture farming
- Organic fertilisation
- Biological pest control
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Across which range of spatial scales can biodiversity be measured in habitats?
- Local to global
- Genetic to cellular
- Microscopic to macroscopic
- Cellular to organismal
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A community has 30 individuals in 3 species of 10 each. Calculate the index of diversity to two decimal places.
- 9.00
- 3.00
- 0.33
- 3.22
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Which community structure produces a higher index of diversity for a fixed species count?
- Uneven species distribution
- Cluttered distribution
- Even species distribution
- Dominant single species
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A community has 8 individuals: 4 of species P and 4 of species Q. What is the index of diversity?
- 4.00
- 2.00
- 2.33
- 8.00
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A community has 10 of species A, 5 of species B and 5 of species C. What is the total number of organisms N?
- 10
- 20
- 15
- 130
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Why might quadrat sampling underestimate the total species richness of a habitat?
- Increases sample size
- Overcounts common species
- Counts dead organisms
- Misses rare species
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What happens to the index of diversity when a meadow is converted to wheat monoculture?
- It increases
- It reaches infinity
- It stays constant
- It decreases
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Which sample of 20 total organisms yields the highest index of diversity?
- 4 species of 5
- 1 species of 20
- 2 species of 10
- 10 species of 2
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Modern land management requires balancing nature conservation with which economic demand?
- Mineral extraction
- Urban expansion
- Food production
- Timber production
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What does an index of diversity value of 1 indicate about a community?
- Single species present
- Maximum diversity
- Equal species proportions
- High species richness
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What key factor does an index of diversity account for that species richness ignores?
- Genetic mutation rate
- Relative species abundance
- Organism lifespan
- Total habitat area
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What measure describes the number of different species in a community?
- Index of diversity
- Species richness
- Species evenness
- Relative abundance
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A community has 6 individuals of species A and 2 of species B. What is the index of diversity to two decimal places?
- 0.75
- 1.75
- 3.50
- 2.33
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What variable does 'N' represent in the index of diversity equation?
- Individual species count
- Mean sample size
- Total organism count
- Number of species
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