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Question 2: The primary purpose of the passage is to
A. point out some of the differences between dominant and keystone species
B. emphasize the complexity of the interactions that occur between two particular species
C. detail the effect of a particular habitat on the role occupied by a certain keystonspecies
D. illustrate the importance of community diversity for the perpetuation of an ecosystem
E. explain some considerations involved in determining whether a species occupies a keystone role
Question 3:
Which of the following, if true, would most clearly support the argument about keystone
status advanced in the last sentence of the passage (lines 15 – 19)?
A. A species of bat is primarily responsible for keeping insect populations within an
ecosystem low, and the size of the insect population in turn affects bird species
within that ecosystem.
B. A species of iguana occupies a keystone role on certain tropical islands, but does
not play that role on adjacent tropical islands that are inhabited by a greater number
of animal species.
C. Close observation of a savannah ecosystem reveals that more species occupy
keystone roles within that ecosystem than biologists had previously believed.
D. As a keystone species of bee becomes more abundant, it has a larger effect on
the ecosystem it habits.
E. A species of mouse that occupies a keystone role in a prairie habitat develops
coloration patterns that camouflage it from potential predators.
Question 4:
The passage suggests which of the following about the identification of a species as
a keystone species?
A. Such an identification depends primarily on the species’ relationship to the dominant species.
B. Such an identification can best be made by removing the species from a particular
ecosystem and observing changes that occur in the ecosystem.
C. Such an identification is likely to be less reliable as an ecosystem becomes less diverse.
D. Such an identification seems to depend on various factors within the ecosystem.
E. Such an identification can best be made by observing predation behavior. |