When two organisms fight over the same resource (-/-)
Competition
The bee helps the flower spread pollen. The follower gives nectar the the bee. What type of interaction?
Mutualism
What trophic level makes their own food?
Producers (Plants)
How percent of energy gets passed from one trophic level to the next?
10%
What do the arrows in a food chain represent?
Energy
When one organism eats another (+/-)
predation
The bird eats the insects off the cow's back. The cow does not care. What type of interaction? 
Consumers
In this ecosystem, the grass has 100,000 kCal of energy. How much will the grasshopper have?

10,000 kCal
In this food web, what 3 things does the hawk eat?
Snake, mouse, fox
A type of symbiosis where both organisms benefit (+/+)
mutualism
A tick sucks the blood from a deer. What type of relationship? 
Parasitism
What trophic level eats producers?
Primary Consumers
In this ecosystem, the grass has 100,000 kCal of energy. How much will the Frog have?

1,000kCal
What is an invasive species?
They are non-native and harm the exosystem
Type of symbiosis where one benefits the other is not affected (+/0)
Commensalism
A lion hunts and eats a zebra. What type of relationship?
Predation
What trophic level eats primary consumers?
Secondary Consumers
In this ecosystem, the grass has 100,000 kCal of energy. How much will the snake have?

100 kCal
How do invasive species harm the ecosystem?
They take resources away from native species.
Parasitism
A flower takes sunlight away from the grass. What type of relationship is it? 
Competition
What trophic level eats secondary consumers?
Tertiary Consumers
In this ecosystem, the grass has 100,000 kCal of energy. How much will the Eagle have?

10 kCal
In this ecosystem, the eagle has 50 kCal of energy. How much did the frog have?

5,000 kCal