Interactions between organisms

Multiple Select

Which of the following would animals compete for?

• mates

• food

• water

• shelter

Multiple Choice

The place or location where an organism lives is called its _________

• ecosystem

• niche

• habitat

• environment

Multiple Choice

Habitats can be classified in two types, aquatic habitats which are water, and terrestrial which are _____________.

• land

• space

• air

Multiple Choice

Select the option that best describes what is happening in the picture

• The lions are competing with one another by hunting in a pack

• The lions are cooperating with one another by hunting in a pack

• The lions are competing by staying in a herd to keep predators away

• The lions are cooperating by staying in a herd to keep predators away

Multiple Choice

Select the option that best describes what is happening in the picture

• The sheep are competing with one another by hunting in a pack

• The sheep are cooperating with one another by hunting in a pack

• The sheep are competing by staying in a herd to keep predators away

• The sheep are cooperating by staying in a herd to keep predators away

Multiple Choice

Organisms rely on other organisms, populations rely on other populations, and communities rely on other communities for their survival. This concept is called

• Autonomy

• Coexistence

• interdependence

• Competition

Multiple Choice

When there are not enough resources in an ecosystem, they are called ____________ ________________

• Primary producers

• Abiotic Factors

• limiting factors

• Biotic Factors

Multiple Choice

How do limiting factors impact an ecosystem?

• Limiting factors cause the environment to become more polluted.

• Limiting factors determine the type and number of organisms in an ecosystem.

• Limiting factors cause the environment to become more diverse.

• Limiting factors cause all population sizes in an ecosystem to increase.

Match

Match the following resource with the correct description

• food

• water

• space

• shelter

• gases

how consumers get their energy, plants make their own in the form of glucose

a chemical needed for metabolism in all living things

having enough area to grow and thrive

protection such as trees, caves, underground burrows

oxygen for animals or carbon dioxide for plants

• how consumers get their energy, plants make their own in the form of glucose

• a chemical needed for metabolism in all living things

• having enough area to grow and thrive

• protection such as trees, caves, underground burrows

• oxygen for animals or carbon dioxide for plants