Question paper
Chapter 4 Practice Paper
30 marks · 40 min · 6 pages
10 multiple-choice questions and structured questions with answer lines. Chapter 4.
15 exam-style questions (36 marks) in three tiers. Try each one on paper first, then check the model answer and mark scheme.
Chapter 4 notes15 questions · 36 marks
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Recall and simple application
Define an ecosystem.
Name one physical factor and one adaptation of a desert plant.
State what the arrows in a food chain represent.
Name the relationship in which both organisms benefit.
State one role of decomposers.
Structured, exam-style
Use this chain: algae → tadpole → fish. Name the producer and explain one effect of removing the algae.
Explain the difference between parasitism and predator–prey, using one example of each.
Compare photosynthesis and respiration in one sentence each.
Explain why a food web describes a habitat better than a single food chain.
Give one human activity that can reduce biodiversity, and state how.
Data, evaluation and explanation
A student writes “Sun → grass → rabbit” and says the Sun is the producer. Evaluate the chain.
Oxpeckers eat ticks on buffalo. Classify the tick–buffalo relationship and the bird–buffalo relationship.
Explain how photosynthesis and respiration move carbon dioxide in opposite directions, and why decomposers still matter.
A road is built through a forest. Predict one effect on a food web there, and one effect on a physical factor.
Explain why predator and prey numbers can rise and fall together over time.
Next step
A 30-mark paper set out like a school paper, with a separate mark scheme. Give yourself 40 min.
Question paper
30 marks · 40 min · 6 pages
10 multiple-choice questions and structured questions with answer lines. Chapter 4.
Mark scheme
PROAnswers · Marking points · 3 pages
Model answers with a mark for each creditworthy point — for marking at home or in class.