WorksheetsUnit 16 Quizizz Creation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
True or false: Two different species can have the same niche.
True
False
Two herbivore species commonly eat the same type of grass. The relationship between these two is:
Commensalism
Predator-Prey
Symbiosis
Competition
What's an accurate description of this symbiotic relationship? A snake eats a rat.
An animal eating another animal. -Predator-Prey
Both organisms benefiting. -Mutualism
One organism benefits, another is harmed. -Parasitism
Organisms are not interacting.
The symbiotic relationship between a virus and a host is known as:
Commensalism
Infection
Benign
Parasitism
If a living organism thrives from something another organism left behind (e.g. a hermit crab living off a dead snail's shell) then the relationship between them is known as:
Mutualism
Commensalism
Abiotic
Parasitism
If two of the same dolphin species communicated with each other, would this be an example of a symbiotic relationship?
Yes
No
What's the relationship between grass and rabbits that eat the grass?
Commensalism: The rabbit benefits and the grass is unaffected.
Parasitism: The grass is harmed while the rabbit benefits.
Predator-Prey: The rabbit preys on the grass.
Producer-Consumer:The rabbit receives energy directly from the grass.
which of the following examples accurately depicts a mutualistic relationship?
humans create the carbon dioxide from the oxygen created by plants while plants utilize carbon dioxide created by humans to make oxygen
fleas on dogs thrive by consuming the dogs blood
fish that swim under sharks eat food scraps that the shark leaves behind from what they ate
which of the following examples accurately depicts a parasitic relationship?
tree frogs utilize plants and leaves to protect themselves but do not harm them.
aphids consume a plant's nutrients and sap
bees obtain their food from flower nectar, flowers get pollinated thanks to bees.
which of the following examples accurately depicts a commensal relationship?
isopods enter a fish's mouth, obtains it's nutrients and eventually severs the fish's tongue
oxpeckers eat ticks and potential parasites off a zebra's skin, gets a meal and keeps zebra healthy
golden jackals trail tigers and feed on the remains of the tiger's kills
