Animal Partners Challenge

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Test your understanding of the symbiotic relationships in “Animal Partners.”

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Nadia Al-Ghamdi

Saudi Arabia

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Froggy Jumps Animal Partners ChallengeOnline version Test your understanding of the symbiotic relationships in “Animal Partners.” by Nadia Al-Ghamdi 1 What is symbiosis in simple terms? a One animal harms another for food b A relationship where animals depend on and benefit from each other. c Animals compete without helping each other 2 In the crocodile-plover partnership, what does the plover do? a The plover eats meat stuck between the crocodile's teeth. b The plover cleans the crocodile's skin c The plover guards the crocodile 3 How does the honeyguide help the ratel? a It opens the beehive b It finds the beehive and alerts the ratel c It protects the ratel from predators 4 How do zebra and ostrich compensate for their weaknesses? a The zebra uses hearing and smell, while the ostrich uses eyesight b They both use excellent eyesight to detect predators c They both use excellent hearing and smell to detect predators 5 How does the clownfish help the sea anemone? a It eats the sea anemone. b It stings the sea anemone. c It cleans up scraps and chases away fish that might eat the anemone 6 What does the crocodile gain from the plover? a More territory b Stronger jaws c Cleaner teeth because the plover removes pieces of meat 7 Why does the honeyguide need the ratel? a The ratel can open the beehive with its claws b The ratel can find beehives from far away c The ratel protects the honeyguide from predators 8 What do all these partnerships have in common? a Neither benefits b Only one benefits c Both animals benefit.

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Animal Partners ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of the symbiotic relationships in “Animal Partners.”

by Nadia Al-Ghamdi

What is symbiosis in simple terms?

One animal harms another for food

A relationship where animals depend on and benefit from each other.

Animals compete without helping each other

In the crocodile-plover partnership, what does the plover do?

The plover eats meat stuck between the crocodile's teeth.

The plover cleans the crocodile's skin

The plover guards the crocodile

How does the honeyguide help the ratel?

It opens the beehive

It finds the beehive and alerts the ratel

It protects the ratel from predators

How do zebra and ostrich compensate for their weaknesses?

The zebra uses hearing and smell, while the ostrich uses eyesight

They both use excellent eyesight to detect predators

They both use excellent hearing and smell to detect predators

How does the clownfish help the sea anemone?

It eats the sea anemone.

It stings the sea anemone.

It cleans up scraps and chases away fish that might eat the anemone

What does the crocodile gain from the plover?

More territory

Stronger jaws

Cleaner teeth because the plover removes pieces of meat

Why does the honeyguide need the ratel?

The ratel can open the beehive with its claws

The ratel can find beehives from far away

The ratel protects the honeyguide from predators

What do all these partnerships have in common?

Neither benefits

Only one benefits

Both animals benefit.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Animal Partners ChallengeOnline version

by Nadia Al-Ghamdi

What is symbiosis in simple terms?

In the crocodile-plover partnership, what does the plover do?

How does the honeyguide help the ratel?

How do zebra and ostrich compensate for their weaknesses?

How does the clownfish help the sea anemone?

What does the crocodile gain from the plover?

Why does the honeyguide need the ratel?

What do all these partnerships have in common?

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