Day 18 Test Review
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- Q1A remore hitching a ride on a shark is an example ofcommensalismpredationparasitismmutualism30s
- Q2An example of symbiosis isa hawk hunting a mousea butterfly sipping nectar from a flowerwolves fighting over territorya school of fish swimming together30s
- Q3Male deer fighting over territory is an example ofcommensalismcooperationcompetitionsymbiosis30s
- Q4A school of herring is an example ofpatterns in timepatterns of growthpatterns of successionpatterns in space30s
- Q5The total number of Canada geese in a city is the city's Cana goosecommunitybiomehabitatpopulation30s
- Q6Moss growing in a bare rock environment is asecondary speciespioneer speciesfirst speciesprimary species30s
- Q7After a forest fire, grasses and small shrubs begin to grow. Eventually, trees grow back. This is an example ofcarrying capacitya limiting factorprimary successionsecondary succession30s
- Q8A squirrel, an owl, and a northern oriole live in the same oak tree. They belong to the samenichepopulationspeciescommunity30s
- Q9When a rabbit population in a meadow cannot grow any larger, it has reached thecarrying capacitylimiting factorclimax communityminimum size30s
- Q10Earthworms tunnel through the ground, eating, loosening, and enriching the soil. These worms are eaten by robins. This is a description of the worm'snichehabitatoccupationcommunity30s
- Q11What happened to the moose population between 1974 and 1981?It did not changeIt increasedIt decreasedIt did not exist45s
- Q12What happened to the wolf population between 1974 and 1981?It increased, then decreasedIt decreasedIt increasedIt decreased, then increased45s
- Q13Wolves feed on moose. How might the trends in the moose and wolf populations between 1974 and 1981 relate to each other?As the number of wolves increased, the moose population decreased.As the number of wolves increased, the moose population increased.As the number of wolves increased, the moose population remained unchanged.As the number of wolves increased, less moose were eaten.45s
- Q14According to the information on the graph, what is one limiting factor of the wolf population?the wolf populationthe moose populationthe number of plantsthe number of animals45s
- Q15A gradual series of changes in an area's communities is calleddiversitycompetitionparasitismsuccession45s
