Symbiosis Mix-Up Quiz Grade 7

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Test your understanding of symbiosis ideas.

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Froggy Jumps Symbiosis Mix-Up Quiz Grade 7Online version Test your understanding of symbiosis ideas. by Hayat Ahmed 1 Why do antbirds follow army ants? a To eat insects driven out by the stampeding ants. b To help the ants find their way back to the nest. c To protect the ants from larger predators. 2 Which are listed as parasites in the text? a Fleas, ticks, and leeches b Antbirds and army ants c Bromeliads and rainforest trees 3 What role does Trichonympha play in a termite? a It helps the termite break down hard-to-digest wood. b It protects the termite's skin from parasites. c It provides sunlight to the termite in dark areas. 4 In commensalism, what happens to the organism that does NOT benefit? a It also benefits from the interaction. b It is unaffected by the interaction. c It is harmed but does not die. 5 How does parasitism differ from predation? a Parasites may feed on hosts without killing them. b Parasites always kill their hosts immediately. c Only predators benefit from the interaction. 6 Which defines mutualism best? a An interaction where one is harmed. b An interaction where only one benefits. c An interaction where both organisms benefit. 7 Where do tapeworms live and how do they harm their host? a In the lungs; they prevent breathing. b In the brain; they control the host's movement. c In the intestines; they eat the host's undigested food. 8 Which organism exemplifies commensalism by seeking sunlight on tall trees? a Leeches b Bromeliad plants c Trichonympha 9 How do zebra and wildebeest demonstrate mutualism during migration? a They share food sources so both can eat more. b They migrate together to deter predators like lions. c They compete for the same grasses. 10 What is the effect of a tapeworm on the host's nutrients? a The host stops needing nutrients entirely. b The host has fewer nutrients left for itself. c The nutrient level stays exactly the same.

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Symbiosis Mix-Up Quiz Grade 7Online version

by Hayat Ahmed

Why do antbirds follow army ants?

Which are listed as parasites in the text?

What role does Trichonympha play in a termite?

In commensalism, what happens to the organism that does NOT benefit?

How does parasitism differ from predation?

Which defines mutualism best?

Where do tapeworms live and how do they harm their host?

Which organism exemplifies commensalism by seeking sunlight on tall trees?

How do zebra and wildebeest demonstrate mutualism during migration?

What is the effect of a tapeworm on the host's nutrients?