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Grade 6 Symbiosis
What is the ability to exist independent of another organism?
  1. nematocyst
  2. free living
  3. bilateral symmetry
  4. parasite
  5. radial symmetry
Grade 10 Symbiosis
An interaction in which one animal captures and feeds on another animal is
  1. supply and demand.
  2. primary producers.
  3. secondary consumers.
  4. predation.
Grade 1 Symbiosis
A predator is an animal that                .
  1. hunts animals
  2. goes swimming
  3. eats ice cream
  4. lays eggs
Grade 10 Symbiosis
What would be the result if corals did not have a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae?
  1. The corals would be unable to produce food and energy for themselves.
  2. The corals would have difficulty finding mates.
  3. The corals would migrate to areas where food was more abundant.
  4. The corals would change their feeding habits to become predatory.
Grade 9 Symbiosis
An interaction between two species where each benefits from the other is called
  1. commensalism.
  2. mutualism.
  3. parasitism.
  4. predator/prey.
Grade 11 Symbiosis
What is allelopathy?
  1. Both species benefit from each other.
  2. One species feeds off another species.
  3. One species inhibits the growth of another species.
  4. One species benefits while the other species is neither harmed or helped.
Grade 10 Symbiosis
Which interaction occurs when one animal captures and feeds on another animal?
  1. supply and demand
  2. primary producer
  3. secondary consumer
  4. predation
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