A) A pathway that follows food as it grows from a seed to a large plant. B) A pathway indicating the flow of food energy in an ecosystem. C) A string of food connected with tiny links of chain D) A pathway showing what animals are always bigger than the others
A) Because plants eat dirt for a living B) Because they produce food from light energy not from other animals. C) Because there is no lower form of life in the food chain. D) Because they are soft and easy for animals to eat
A) Decomposer. B) Predator. C) Heterotroph. D) Consumer
A) True B) False
A) False B) True
A) Water. B) Good soil. C) The sun. D) Fire.
A) The decomposers build complex proteins and amino acids that are eaten by primary consumers. B) Decomposers break down organic compounds into simple nutrients. C) They don't, it's all about the sun's energy. D) They draw fertilizer from the soil.
A) Quaternaries. B) Autotrophs. C) Heterotrophs. D) Scavengers.
A) It only eats plants. B) Cows do not like hamburgers. C) Not true, they can be carnivores. D) The energy needs of decomposers is different.
A) Owl. B) Hawk. C) Vulture. D) Eagle.
A) A map of food chains that are somehow connected. B) A web of foods that taste good together. C) A way to connect biomes and weather patterns. D) Like a spider web, it's where food is caught by other animals.
A) Mushrooms, algae, and some bacteria B) Vultures, mice and snakes. C) Hot temperatures and lots of moisture. D) Ants, mice and fungi.
A) Grass - Mouse - Cow B) Grass - Mouse - Algae C) Grass - Cow - Owl D) Grass - Cow - Human
A) Omnivores. B) Carnivores. C) Scavengers. D) Herbivores.
A) Predators. B) Omnivores. C) Herbivores. D) Carnivores.
A) Omnivores. B) Autotrophs. C) Predators. D) Scavengers.
A) Producers. B) Herbivores. C) Carnivores. D) Omnivores.
A) Omnivores. B) Carnivores. C) Producers. D) Decomposers.
A) Going dormant during hot weather. B) Eating insects and other producers. C) Absorbing water and CO2 through its root system. D) Using sunlight to make their own food.
A) Their parents. B) Water. C) Producers. D) Their habitat.
A) Neighbors. B) Ecosystem. C) Biome. D) Community.
A) Producers. B) Autotrophs. C) Very hungary. D) Heterotrophs
A) Tertiary consumer. B) Primary producer. C) Primary consumer. D) Secondary consumer.
A) Tertiary consumer. B) Primary producer. C) Secondary consumer. D) Primary consumer.
A) Primary producer. B) Tertiary consumer. C) Primary consumer. D) Secondary consumer. |