WorksheetsSocial Behaviour
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
In a herd of feral goats it is a large male that is dominant and maintains discipline and coherence of the flock.
Example of Social Hierarchy
Example of Altruism
Example of Reciprocal Altruism
Example of Kin Selection
A male takeover resets the reproductive clocks of all the females in a pride such that pride-mates often give birth synchronously
Social Hierarchy
Altruism
Reciprocal Atruism
What behavior is this an example of?
Ritualistic display
Cooperative Behavior
Appeasement Behaviour
A _________ is defined as a way an animal responds to a stimulus.
response
instinct
attitude
behavior
Altruism, when an animal places itself in danger to save others, is most common when
The animal is an adult
The animal is surrounded by relatives
The animal is not surrounded by relatives
The animal is alone
Which of the following is NOT a normal behaviour?
Tail wagging on a dog
Ears pricked forwards on a horse
Rabbit foraging for food in a field
Feather plucking in birds
Chimpanzees doing Shoulders hunched, arms held out, mouth open, teeth covered by lips is example of
altruism behavior
Reciprocal Altruism
Ritualistic Behavior
The image shows an example of Co-operative hunting
True
False
Is example of
Social Hierarchy
Aggressive behavior
Appeasement Behavior
Is example of
Reciprocal altruism
Altruism
Appeasement behavior
Fish come together to minimise predation pressure, i.e. the risk of being eaten by a predator, is an example of
Safety in number mechanism
Social Hierarchy
Primate behaviour
Food sharing
Grooming
The image shows which behaviour of primates
Collective defense
food sharing
Social Grooming
Queen Honey bee is in center and surrounded by drones:
Is example of Kin Selection and Altruism
True
False
