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Symbiosis Mini Quiz Application

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A rattlesnake stalks, captures, and eats a field mouse.

a)

Mutualism +/+

b)

Commensalism +/0

c)

Parasitism +/-

d)

Predation

e)

Competition

2.

A tick attaches to and sucks blood from a dog, and the dog weakens.

a)

Mutualism +/+

b)

Commensalism +/0

c)

Parasitism +/-

d)

Predation

e)

Competition

3.

A remora fish attaches to a shark and eats any leftover food, but it doesn't bother the shark.

a)

Mutualism +/+

b)

Commensalism +/0

c)

Parasitism +/-

d)

Predation

e)

Competition

4.

Two male lions fight over a female for mating.

a)

Mutualism +/+

b)

Commensalism +/0

c)

Parasitism +/-

d)

Predation

e)

Competition

5.

Hummingbirds move from flower to flower in search of nectar, and the plant is pollinated.

a)

Mutualism +/+

b)

Commensalism +/0

c)

Parasitism +/-

d)

Predation

e)

Competition

6.

Spores of the fungus Ustilago maydis land and grow on sweet corn. The fungus then infects the plant tissue, extracting nutrients from the plant's cells.

The relationship between sweet corn and Ustilago maydis can best be described as -

a)

Competition

b)

Commensalism

c)

Predation

d)

Parasitism

7.

In mutualism, both organisms are _____________ from the relationship

a)

benefited

b)

avoidant

c)

neutral

d)

harmed

8.

In commensalism, one organism ____________ and the other is ___________ about the relationship

a)

benefits / neutral

b)

benefits / harmed

c)

benefits / affected

d)

benefits / benefits

9.

In parasitism, one organism _______________ and the other is _________________

a)

benefits / neutral

b)

benefits / harmed

c)

benefits / affected

d)

benefits / benefits

10.

What is the importance of symbiosis relationships for the ecosystem?

a)
Symbiosis relationships lead to ecosystem collapse
b)
Symbiosis relationships help maintain balance, stability, and biodiversity in the ecosystem.
c)
Symbiosis relationships have no impact on biodiversity
d)
Symbiosis relationships only benefit one species