Habitat of the living Worksheet-6
Multiple-Choice Question:
(A) Both the organisms are benefited
(B) One is benefitted and the other is harmed
(C) Both are unaffected
(D) Both are harmed
(A) Mutualism (B) Commensalism
(C) Parasitism (D) All of these
(A) Both the organisms are benefited
(B) One is benefitted and the other is harmed
(C) Both are unaffected
(D) Both are harmed
(A) Both the organisms are benefited
(B) One is benefitted and the other is harmed
(C) Both are unaffected
(D) One organism is benefitted and the other is unaffected
(A) Blow (B) Surroundings
(C) fix something (D) change
(A) sharks have fins to help them swim
(B) birds flying south for the winter
(C) bats eating at night
(D) porcupine extending quill when threatened
(A) flying to south direction for the winter
(B) a tendency for some animals to play dead
(C) a way some animals to attract mates
(D) the ability to blend in with the environment
(A) a mass death of a group of animals
(B) when animals hunt for food
(C) the instinctive movement of a group of animals
(D) when people move animals from one area to another
(A) things that run to water
(B) life together
(C) storing up fat for the winter
(D) something an organism does when it is tired
(A) to protect themselves
(B) to play hunting games with members of their own species
(C) to get food
(D) None of these
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