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Froggy Jumps Organism Interactions QuizVersión en línea Identify the interaction type. por Anne Dieter 1 A lions chases a zebra across the savanna, and eventually catches and eats it. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 2 A herd of deer eat grass in the same field, and the food supply becomes limited. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 3 A lion stalks and kills a gazelle for food. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 4 Two plants in a garden compete for water and nutrients in the soil. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 5 A hawk swoops down and captures a mouse in a field. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 6 A cactus and a nearby shrub both need water in a desert and struggle during a drought. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 7 Two trees grow in the same forest and both need sunlight. Their branches spread out and block each other’s light. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 8 Two wolves in the same pack try to catch the same rabbit. a Predator-Prey b Competition c 9 Bees collect nectar from flowers, and the flowers are pollinated as the bees move from plant to plant. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 10 A tick attaches to a deer and feeds on its blood, causing irritation and possible disease. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 11 A remora fish attaches to a shark and eats leftover scraps of food while the shark swims. The shark is not affected. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 12 A clownfish lives among sea anemone tentacles. The clownfish is protected, and the anemone gets food scraps. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 13 A mosquito bites a human and feeds on their blood while possibly spreading disease. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 14 Barnacles attach to a whale’s skin and travel through the ocean. The barnacles benefit, and the whale is not affected. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 15 A fungus grows on a tree and takes nutrients from it, slowly weakening the tree. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 16 Birds build nests in trees, using branches for shelter while the tree is unaffected. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 17 Head lice live in human hair and feed on small amounts of blood from the scalp. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 18 Oxpecker birds sit on large animals like rhinos and eat ticks off their skin. The animals get cleaned and the birds get food. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 19 Moss grows on the trunk of a tree, using it as a place to live without harming it. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 20 A tapeworm lives inside a human intestine and absorbs nutrients from the food the human eats. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism 21 A bee collects nectar from a flower, and the flower is pollinated in the process. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism

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Organism Interactions QuizVersión en línea

por Anne Dieter

A lions chases a zebra across the savanna, and eventually catches and eats it.

A herd of deer eat grass in the same field, and the food supply becomes limited.

A lion stalks and kills a gazelle for food.

Two plants in a garden compete for water and nutrients in the soil.

A hawk swoops down and captures a mouse in a field.

A cactus and a nearby shrub both need water in a desert and struggle during a drought.

Two trees grow in the same forest and both need sunlight. Their branches spread out and block each other’s light.

Two wolves in the same pack try to catch the same rabbit.

Bees collect nectar from flowers, and the flowers are pollinated as the bees move from plant to plant.

A tick attaches to a deer and feeds on its blood, causing irritation and possible disease.

A remora fish attaches to a shark and eats leftover scraps of food while the shark swims. The shark is not affected.

A clownfish lives among sea anemone tentacles. The clownfish is protected, and the anemone gets food scraps.

A mosquito bites a human and feeds on their blood while possibly spreading disease.

Barnacles attach to a whale’s skin and travel through the ocean. The barnacles benefit, and the whale is not affected.

A fungus grows on a tree and takes nutrients from it, slowly weakening the tree.

Birds build nests in trees, using branches for shelter while the tree is unaffected.

Head lice live in human hair and feed on small amounts of blood from the scalp.

Oxpecker birds sit on large animals like rhinos and eat ticks off their skin. The animals get cleaned and the birds get food.

Moss grows on the trunk of a tree, using it as a place to live without harming it.

A tapeworm lives inside a human intestine and absorbs nutrients from the food the human eats.

A bee collects nectar from a flower, and the flower is pollinated in the process.