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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat are relationships that allow organisms to have more access to resource?Symbiotic RelationshipsDesymbiotic RelationshipsSylent RelationshipsSymposium Relationships
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following in a type of symbiotic relationship?MutualismComputatalismMaterialismImperialism
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following in a type of symbiotic relationship?ComputationalismCommensalismBacterialismImperialism
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following in a type of symbiotic relationship?BacterialismComputationalismparasitismRecessionism
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following in a type of symbiotic relationship?BenefitismGrowthismMicroorganismcompetition
- 6. Multiple ChoiceA relationship that occurs when two or more organisms need the same resource at the same time.CompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 7. Multiple ChoiceA symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit. Because the two organisms work closely together, they help each other survive.CompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 8. Multiple ChoiceA symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits at the expense of the other organism (the host). In general, the parasite does not kill the host.CompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 9. Multiple ChoiceA symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the organism is not affected.CompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 10. Multiple ChoiceBarnacles that attach to whales are dispersed to different environments where they can obtain food and reproduce. This is an example ofCompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 11. Multiple ChoiceBurdock seeds that attach to organisms and are carried to locations where they can germinate. This is an example ofCompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 12. Multiple ChoicePlant roots provide food for fungi that break down nutrients the plant needs. This is an example ofCompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 13. Multiple ChoiceBacteria, which have the ability to digest wood, live within the digestive tracts of termites. This is an example ofCompetitionMutualismCommensalismParasitism
- 14. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Competition can be among the members of the same or different species and usually occurs with organisms that share the same niche.TrueFalse
- 15. Multiple ChoiceRefers to the role of an organism in its environment including type of food it eats, how it obtains its food and how it interacts with other organisms.Ecological NicheEcological DenicheNkimdicheMacroniche
- 16. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Two species with identical ecological niches can coexist in the same habitat.TrueFalse
- 17. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Competition usually results in a decrease in the population of a species less adapted to compete for a particular resource.TrueFalse
- 18. Multiple ChoiceA __________ exists between organisms of two different species that live together in direct contact.Symbiotic RelationshipMiotic RelationshipMitosis RelationshipMeiosis Relationship
- 19. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Parasites only live inside a host.TrueFalse
- 20. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Parasites can live inside a host and on the outside of a host.TrueFalse
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhy is it important for a parasite's host to live a long time?The parasite needs time to reproduce and spread.The parasite benefits when the host is deadThe parasite benefits when the host has decayed.The parasite benefits when the host has softened because of old age.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceAn interaction between species in which one species hunts, kills, and eats the other. This interaction helps regulate the population within an ecosystem thereby causing it to become stable.PredationPreyationMigrationEmigration
- 23. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: As the prey population increases, the predator population increases.TrueFalse
- 24. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: As the predator population increases, the prey population increases.TrueFalse
- 25. Multiple ChoiceDescribes the organisms in a particular ecosystem found in interconnecting food chains using pictures or words and arrows.Food WebFood PyramidEnergy PyramidEnergy Web
- 26. Multiple Choice
Describe the complex patterns of energy flow in an ecosystem by modeling who consumes whom or what.
Food Web
Food Pyramid
Energy Pyramid
Energy Web
- 27. Multiple ChoiceA graphical representation of the energy flow in an ecosystem.Food WebFood PyramidEnergy PyramidEnergy Web
- 28. Multiple ChoiceThe most energy is available at what level of the pyramid?ProducerConsumerSecondary ConsumerSecondary Producer
- 29. Multiple ChoiceThe number of births in a population during a certain amount of time is called the __________Birth RateDeath RateKin RateSurvival Rate
- 30. Multiple ChoiceThe number of deaths in a population during a certain amount of time is called the __________Birth RateDeath RateKin RateSurvival Rate
- 31. Multiple ChoiceWhen organisms move in from another environment.ImmigrationMigrationEmigrationMitigation
- 32. Multiple ChoiceWhen part of the population leaves the environmentImmigrationMigrationEmigrationMitigation
- 33. Multiple ChoicePopulation growth slows down as it nears Earth's Carrying capacity. This is becauseAs population increases, so does waste, pollution, etc.As population decreases so does the death rateAs population increases so does the death rateMother nature balances itself
- 34. Multiple ChoiceIf clean water is being used more than it is being replenished, thenit is not considered renewableit is considered renewableit is not considered wastefulit is not considered as pollution
- 35. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Humans generate more waste than they can clean up.TrueFalse
- 36. Multiple ChoiceWhat causes competition between organisms?Interactions that allow organisms greater access to resources.Organisms do not interact with each otherOrganisms interact with abiotic factors in the environmentOrganisms want to win!
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