Nature Relationships

How is nature held in balance?

• By human intervention

• Through interactions between organisms

• By random chance

• By technological advancements

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How does parasitism affect the organisms involved?

• It benefits both organisms

• It benefits one organism at the expense of harming another

• It harms both organisms

• It has no effect on either organism

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What is the outcome of competition according to the text?

• Mutual benefit

• Losses for both parties

• Victory for one party

• No impact

Which of the following is NOT a type of relationship in nature?

• Symbiosis

• Mutualism

• Predation

• Cooperation

What relationship benefits both parties involved?

• Symbiosis

• Predation

• Competition

• Parasitism

What concept does the phrase 'survival of the fittest' highlight in nature?

• Cooperation

• Compassion

• Competition

• Equality

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What is the main characteristic of commensalism in nature?

• Both parties benefit equally

• One party benefits while the other is harmed

• One party benefits while the other remains neutral

• Both parties are harmed

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A parasite lives inside a different organism known as a _____________ and receives nutrients from it.

A bee and a flower share a special relation in which bees derive _________and flowers get________

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What type of relationship should we have with the earth as humans?

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