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WorksheetsEcosystem Interactions 5.9A
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
A bee pollinates a flower in a garden.
Living/Living
Living/Non Living
An ivy plant grows on the side of a fence.
Living/Living
Living/Non Living
A blue jay drinking water out of a puddle demonstrates an interaction between which of the following?
Living/Living
Living/Non Living
During a field study, a biologist collects samples from various environments. Choose the list that contains ONLY living organisms found in those samples.
Plants, Animals, Insects, Bacteria, Fungus
Rocks, Trees, Air, Flowers
Reptiles, Rivers, Mountains, Monkeys
Select the list with ONLY Nonliving Things (Abiotic)
Keyboard, Ant, Snow
Paper, Human, Mouse, Table
Rock, Car, Football, Sun
A bird builds its nest (for shelter) in an oak tree.
Living/Living
Living/Non Living
All of the following are examples of living things interacting with each other EXCEPT —
birds preying on insects living in the grass
squirrels spreading the seeds of trees by burying them
fish eating plants and other smaller fish
frogs sleeping in the mud at the bottom of the pond
In a marine ecosystem, many fish species depend on other organisms for —
shelter
water and air
energy
support
All the living and non living things interacting in a marine environment.
Habitat
Ecosystem
Interaction
Organism
Plants, animals, bacteria, fungi.
Living things
Non living things
Interact
Depend
Sunlight, water, rocks, temperature, air
Organisms
Living things
Component
Non living things
Frogs in a pond interact with both living and nonliving components in their ecosystem. Frogs interact with nonliving components when they–
eat swimming insects for energy.
lay their eggs in bodies of water.
become food for another animal.
hide beneath plants in the pond.
