GCSE Biology – Biodiversity
Learning Objectives
-I can define the term biodiversity
-I can explain the needs for biodiversity
-I can describe the impact that humans have on biodiversity
-I can describe how humans can have a positive and a negative impact on biodiversity
-I can discuss the range of programmes that aim to reduce the negative effect of humans on biodiversity
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Question 1 of 28
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What is an ecosystem?ÂCorrectIncorrect -
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What is biodiversity?
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How has biodiversity of the Earth changed over time?
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Overall, what are humans currently doing to the Earth’s biodiversity?
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Why do humans need good levels of biodiversity?
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What does high biodiversity mean?
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If there is high biodiversity,
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If biodiversity is high, how stable is the ecosystem?
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If biodiversity decreases, what happens to the stability of the ecosystem?
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Why does high biodiversity cause stable ecosystems?
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What do we want biodiversity to be?
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Which activities are reducing biodiversity?
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How can we maintain biodiversity?
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How does recycling maintain biodiversity?
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What are governments doing to maintain biodiversity?
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What are charities doing to maintain biodiversity?
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How do breeding programmes maintain biodiversity?
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How do field margins help maintain biodiversity?
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Which of these is a government policy to maintain biodiversity?
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How does reducing deforestation maintain biodiversity?
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What could happen if humans reduce biodiversity too much?
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Why do humans need other species?
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What might species depend on each other for?
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What is the name for species depending on each other?
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What does the future of the human species depend on?
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What do we call environmental conditions that an organism lives in?
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What do food chains show?
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If population of the first member of food chain is reduced, what happens to populations of the next member?
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