Symbiosis
Claim, Evidence, or Reasoning?
Animal Groups
Evidence Time!
True or False?
100

How many organisms benefit in MUTUALISM?

2

100

What is the first part of conducting an argument?

Claim.

100

What is a group of fish called? 

A school.

100

What evidence shows they stay safe in a group?

They swim together.

100

ALL animals in a group get along.

FALSE

200

Bees and Flowers are an example of which symbiosis?

Mutualism because bees get food and flowers get pollinated by bees!!

200

What part explains the WHY?

Reasoning.

200

What do we call a group of wolves?

A pack.

200

What is your evidence that they stay warm?

They are huddled up/close to each other. 

200

Parasites ALWAYS want to kill their hosts. 

FALSE

300

Barnacles on whales are an example of what kind of symbiosis?

Commensalism because barnacles get food (plankton) off the whale, and the whale is not harmed or helped.

300

The following is an example of what? "I think penguins huddle to stay warm."  

Claim.

300

What kind of animal lives in a hive?

Bees. 

300

What evidence shows teamwork?

They are carrying the tomato/food together. 

300

A herd of zebras can confuse a predator when they are running as a group. 

TRUE

400

In parasitism, which organism is the one being harmed? The host or the parasite? 

The host

400

"Penguins stand close together in the cold."

Evidence.

400

Name one animal that lives in a herd. 

Zebras, cows, sheep, bison, elephants. 

400

What is happening in this photo?

The lions are hunting as a group, attacking their prey.

400
A strong argument needs a claim, evidence, and reasoning. 

TRUE!

500

Give me an example of a parasitism relationship

Fleas and a dog. Humans and mosquitoes. Tapeworms and humans.

500

"The penguins standing close together help them survive because they share heat."

Reasoning.

500

Which animal group is called a "Colony"? 

Ants or penguins

500

Why do Meerkats watch/look around their surroundings?

To stay safe, protect themselves and their babies. 

500

Commensalism means that one organism benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed.

TRUE.

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