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Test your understanding of competition and resource use in ecosystems.

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Froggy Jumps G7 warm up competitionOnline version Test your understanding of competition and resource use in ecosystems. by Hayat Ahmed 1 What is the definition of competition? a When two or more individuals or populations try to use the same limited resource. b When an animal moves to a new forest to find a home. c When two organisms work together to find food. 2 Which is an example of competition between DIFFERENT species? a Different types of trees in a forest competing for sunlight, water, and space. b Two deer in a forest fighting over the same plants to eat. c A hatchling growing into a large sea turtle over many years. 3 What typically happens to a population when resources are scarce? a Fewer organisms are able to reproduce, and the population may get smaller. b All individuals will immediately move to a new ecosystem. c The population size will likely increase. 4 How can roads affect bird populations in a forest? a It increases the amount of sunlight available for all birds. b It can divide large forests into smaller parts, making it hard for birds to find nesting sites. c It provides birds with new materials to build better nests. 5 Which event can temporarily limit resource availability and decrease populations? a A very long rainy season. b Natural events like wildfires and droughts. c The growth of new seeds and leaves. 6 In the Alligator Rivers region, what resources do egrets and storks share? a Sunlight and rock crevices b Water, nest materials, and fish to eat. c Sunny spots on rocks and forest space 7 Why is individual growth dependent on resources? a Only with sufficient resources can an individual survive, grow, and eventually reproduce. b Resources are only needed for reproduction, not growth. c Growth is determined by the number of predators in the area. 8 What is an example of competition for a limited resource? a Two deer in a forest fighting over the same plants to eat. b A bird migrating to a new area. c A tree growing taller to avoid being eaten by deer. 9 Which factor best explains why populations drop when resources are scarce? a Populations always bounce back quickly. b Fewer individuals reproduce due to limited resources. c More resources attract predators. 10 True or False: Competition only occurs among animals, not plants. a Only invertebrates compete. b True c False

Froggy Jumps

G7 warm up competitionOnline version

Test your understanding of competition and resource use in ecosystems.

by Hayat Ahmed

What is the definition of competition?

When two or more individuals or populations try to use the same limited resource.

When an animal moves to a new forest to find a home.

When two organisms work together to find food.

Which is an example of competition between DIFFERENT species?

Different types of trees in a forest competing for sunlight, water, and space.

Two deer in a forest fighting over the same plants to eat.

A hatchling growing into a large sea turtle over many years.

What typically happens to a population when resources are scarce?

Fewer organisms are able to reproduce, and the population may get smaller.

All individuals will immediately move to a new ecosystem.

The population size will likely increase.

How can roads affect bird populations in a forest?

It increases the amount of sunlight available for all birds.

It can divide large forests into smaller parts, making it hard for birds to find nesting sites.

It provides birds with new materials to build better nests.

Which event can temporarily limit resource availability and decrease populations?

A very long rainy season.

Natural events like wildfires and droughts.

The growth of new seeds and leaves.

In the Alligator Rivers region, what resources do egrets and storks share?

Sunlight and rock crevices

Water, nest materials, and fish to eat.

Sunny spots on rocks and forest space

Why is individual growth dependent on resources?

Only with sufficient resources can an individual survive, grow, and eventually reproduce.

Resources are only needed for reproduction, not growth.

Growth is determined by the number of predators in the area.

What is an example of competition for a limited resource?

Two deer in a forest fighting over the same plants to eat.

A bird migrating to a new area.

A tree growing taller to avoid being eaten by deer.

Which factor best explains why populations drop when resources are scarce?

Populations always bounce back quickly.

Fewer individuals reproduce due to limited resources.

More resources attract predators.

True or False: Competition only occurs among animals, not plants.

Only invertebrates compete.

True

False

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by Hayat Ahmed

What is the definition of competition?

Which is an example of competition between DIFFERENT species?

What typically happens to a population when resources are scarce?

How can roads affect bird populations in a forest?

Which event can temporarily limit resource availability and decrease populations?

In the Alligator Rivers region, what resources do egrets and storks share?

Why is individual growth dependent on resources?

What is an example of competition for a limited resource?

Which factor best explains why populations drop when resources are scarce?

True or False: Competition only occurs among animals, not plants.

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