🏘️ Communities and Ecosystems
Explore the living and non-living worlds together! This quiz covers what communities and ecosystems are, how organisms interact, and how environments change over time. You'll investigate predator-prey relationships, competition, and symbiosis in real habitats like forests, ponds, and meadows. **What you'll learn:** - Define communities as groups of organisms sharing a habitat - Understand how ecosystems combine communities with abiotic factors - Recognize key organism relationships: predation, competition, and symbiosis - Identify examples of communities in Ontario habitats
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
What is a community in biology?
- Question 2
How is an ecosystem different from a community?
- Question 3
Predation is a relationship where one organism hunts and eats another organism.
- Question 4
In a pond ecosystem, a frog eats insects. What role does the frog play?
- Question 5
What is competition between organisms?
- Question 6
Which of these is an example of a symbiotic relationship?
- Question 7
Communities stay the same throughout time and never change.
- Question 8
What would happen to a forest community if all the insects disappeared?
- Question 9
Which of the following is an example of a habitat community?
- Question 10
What role do decomposers play in a community?
- Question 11
In a meadow community, rabbits eat grass and foxes eat rabbits. What is the rabbit in this food chain?
- Question 12
A pond ecosystem includes the water, soil, plants, animals, and sunlight all interacting together.
- Question 13
Which factor would NOT directly affect a community in a forest habitat?
- Question 14
What is mutualism in a community?
- Question 15
How do communities interact with their abiotic environment?