Question

4 matching 4 points
identify the level of organization
all of the pteropus bats (flying foxes) roosting in a forest during the
day.
a red - eyed tree frog.
all of the insects, fish, newts, bacteria, and algae in a lake.
the great barrier reef (a coral reef) in australia.
5 multiple choice 1 point
habitats provide organisms with all of the following except________.
food
shelter
water
plastic

Explanation:

• For the matching question:
• A population is a group of individuals of the same species living in a particular area. All of the Pteropus bats (flying foxes) roosting in a forest during the day are of the same species, so this is a population.
• An organism is a single living being. A Red - eyed tree frog is a single living being, so this is an organism.
• A community is all the different populations of organisms living in an area. All of the insects, fish, newts, bacteria, and algae in a lake are different populations, so this is a community.
• An ecosystem includes all the living organisms (community) in an area and the non - living (abiotic) components. The Great Barrier Reef (a coral reef) in Australia has living organisms (corals, fish, etc.) and non - living components (water, rocks, etc.), so this is an ecosystem.
• For the multiple - choice question:
• Habitats are natural environments where organisms live. They provide food (e.g., plants for herbivores), shelter (e.g., caves for some animals), and water (e.g., in lakes for aquatic organisms). Plastic is a synthetic material and not a natural provision of a habitat.

Answer:

• Matching:
• All of the Pteropus bats (flying foxes) roosting in a forest during the day: Population
• A Red - eyed tree frog: Organism
• All of the insects, fish, newts, bacteria, and algae in a lake: Community
• The Great Barrier Reef (a coral reef) in Australia: Ecosystem
• Multiple - Choice: Plastic