Carrying Capacity
"A population of 500 rabbits are put into a habitat meant for 300 rabbits. The population immediately begins to _____"
Option 1: Increase Option 3:Organize
Option 2:Stay the Same Option 4: Decrease
What is decrease?
If grass decreases heavily in a habitat with rabbits, snakes and hawks, how will this effect the population?
Option 1: Decrease Option 3: Stay the same
Option 2: Increase Option 4: Every animal except hawks increase
What is decreasing?
A rabbit is a herbivore, and only eats plants, in throphic levels, they are referred to as a ___
Option 1: Secondary consumer Option 2: Producer
Option 2: Primary Consumer Option 4: Tertiary Consumer
What is a Primary Consumer?
The name of a moment where both animals benefit from an interaction with their interaction.
(Hint: a honeybee and a flower)
Option 1: Beneficial Option 3: Mutualism
Option 2: Relationism Option 4: Cooperation
What is Mutualism?
In a rabbit habitat, the amount of grass begins to double to an amount way more than what's necessary. Because of this, the rabbit population ____.
Option 1: Increases Option 3: Gets diseased
Option 2: Is unaffected Option 4: Decreases
What is increasing?
In a food chain/web, every creature absorbs about __ percent of energy from what they eat.
Option 1: 20% Option 2: 75%
Option 3: 50% Option 4: 10%
What is 10 percent?
The word "Autotroph" is the name that refers to a creature that makes it's own food, this includes ___
Option 1: A rabbit Option 3: A Hawk
Option 2: A tree Option 4: A snake
What is a tree?
The name of a moment where one animal is benefitting from another animal without affecting them. (Hint: A bird making a nest on a tree)
Option 1: Commensalism Option 3: Loneism
Option 2: Monolism Option 4: Capitalism
What is Commensalism?
The main factors of a carrying capacity include Food Supply, Predator Population, and _____
Option 1: Animal Species Option 3: Immunization
Option 2: Prey population Option 4: Habitat
What is immunization.
In a habitat of grass, rabbits, snakes and hawks, the snakes begin to double, what happens with the other animals?
Option 1: Rabbits increase, Grass decreases
Option 2: Hawks Increase, Rabbits Decrease
Option 3:Hawks Increase, Grass Decreases
Option 4: Rabbits Increase, Hawks decrease.
What is "Hawks Increase, Rabbits decrease"
In an enviroment of Grass, Rabbits, Snakes, and Hawks (Rabbits eat grass, Snakes wat rabbits, and hawks eat snakes, who is the Secondary consumer?
Option 1: The Grass Option 3: The SnakesOption 2: The Rabbits Option 4: The Hawks
What is the Snakes?
The type of animal interaction where an animal benefits from another animal but harms that other animal in the process. (Hint: Humans and Mosquitoes)
Option 1:Betraism Option 3: Venotism
Option 2: Parasitism Option 4: Algoism
What is Parasitism?