Transcript Quiz About Plant and Animal Relationships

Symbiotic
Relationships Quiz
Unit 3: Interdependence –
The Web of Life
Question 1
Which of the following is true?
A. Prey are animals
that hunt and eat
other animals.
B. Carnivores eat
plants. Herbivores
eats animals.
C. Consumers make
their own food
through a process
called
photosynthesis.
D. Herbivores eat
plants. Carnivores
eats animals.
Question 2
Which of the following is an example
of a parasite/host relationship?
A. clownfish lives
among the forest
of tentacles of an
anemone and is
protected from
potential predators
C. A bear eats a fish.
B. cleaners eat insect
pests from the
skin of animals
D. spider mites suck
sugar from plants
Question 3
Which of the following is an example
of a commensal relationship?
A. Birds eat berries and
the plant benefits by
the dispersal of it
seeds.
B. A remora attaches itself
to the underside of a
shark and feeds upon
leftovers from shark’s
meals.
C. An anole eats insects.
D. Venus flytrap plant eats
insects with their
leaves.
Question 4
Which of the following is an example
of a mutual relationship?
A. Herbivores such as
cows, sheep, deer,
horses and rabbits
depend on bacteria
that live in their
stomachs to break
down the plant
material.
C. fleas that live in a host
animal's fur
B. egrets hunt for insects
near a grazing
animal's mouth
D. mosquitoes feeding on
a human
Question 5
What do you call an animal that eats another
animal?
A. producer
B. predator
C. host
D. prey
Question 6
What do we call the relationship in which one
organism benefits and the other is harmed but
usually not killed?
A. commensalism
B. mutualism
C. predation
D. parasitism
Question 7
Which of the following is not a symbiotic
relationship?
A. mutualism
B. Parasitism
C. predation
D. commensalism
Bonus Question
Which of the following is NOT a
commensal relationship?
A. birds that lives in
holes in trees
B. a shrimp riding on a
sea slugs
C. bees and
hummingbirds
gather nectar
and spread
pollen
D. barnacles attach to
shells or whales
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