Group Behavior, Symbiosis, and Energy Flow Quiz

This image has 4 diagrams. Which symbiotic relationship is represented in DIAGRAM 1

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

This image has 4 diagrams. Which symbiotic relationship is represented in DIAGRAM 3?

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

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This image has 4 diagrams. Which symbiotic relationship is represented in DIAGRAM 4?

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

Look at the attached food web. Which organisms would be considered part of the lowest trophic level in this food web? (Select ALL that apply)

• Berries and flowers

• Grasses

• Butterfly

• Seeds

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Look at the attached food web. Which organisms would be part of the HIGHEST trophic level, or our apex predators? (Select all the apply)

• Deer

• Grizzly Bear

• Marmot

• Red-Tailed Hawk

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Take a look at the attached diagram. Each box represents a different trophic level in a food web. Which type of organisms would be present in box 5?

• Producers

• Secondary Consumers

• Tertiary Consumers

• Decomposers

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This group behavior is defined as groups of fish moving in one direction.

• Swarming

• Schooling

• Herding

• Hunting

Swarming:

• When groups of birds group up to hunt for food

• When groups of penguins group up for warmth

• When groups of bugs group up to hunt for food

• When birds fly south for the winter to mate

Take a look at the attached food web. Which organisms would you consider to be PRIMARY CONSUMERS, or herbivores? HINT* Look at where the arrows. (Select all that apply)

• Grouse

• Deer

• Detritivores

• Butterfly

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The 10% rule states that...

• When an organism consumes another, only 10% of the energy in the consumed organism is passed to the consumer.

• When an organism consumes another, only 90% of the energy in the consumed organism is passed to the consumer.

• When 10% of a trophic level is consumed by another trophic level

• When 90% of a trophic level is consumed by another trophic level

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