Types of Interactions Review

All of the following are examples of an earthworm's niche EXCEPT . . .

• enriching the soil

• being food for birds

• being dug up by children

• decomposing leaves

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The special place where an organism lives and finds food, water, shelter and space is its . . .

• Community

• Adaptation

• Habitat

• Niche

To a trout, a stream would be its . . .

• habitat

• niche

• ecosystem

• community

In a health ecosystem, many different species of animals may share the same habitat because they each have a different hiche. An animal's niche is best described as . .

• its appearance

• where it is located

• the role it place in its habitat

• the ability to reproduce

Which observation refers to a snake's habit?

• The snake is mostly one color, but it has a dark head.

• The snake lives in a grassy area.

• The snake does not have rattles on its tail.

• The snake eats mice and other small rodents.

A squirrels niche would be _________________.

• hunting prey and providing meat for other squirrels.

• searching for fish to eat in the ocean.

• staying busy storing nuts and seeds for winter.

• help decompose other animals and plants.

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A squirrels habitat would be _____________.

• Ocean

• Arctic

• Forest

• Dessert

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Fungus (mushrooms) would most likely grow in which habitat?

• A Rotting Log

• Ocean

• Desert

• A Pond

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Which descibes a relationship between two organisms in which one benefits and the other is not affected?

• symbiosis

• mutualism

• commensalism

• parasitism

A relationship in which two different organisms live in close association with each other is called

• parasitism

• mutualism

• symbiosis

• prey