Food Chain (D)Versión en línea Parts of a food chain por Virtual School Bahamas 1 What do all living things need to survive? Select one or more answers a energy b meat c sunlight d family 2 What do food chains show? Select one or more answers a How energy and matter are transferred between organisms b How energy is transferred between organisms c How matter is transferred between organisms d How foods are transferred between organisms 3 Where does all of the energy on earth come from? Select one or more answers a the sun b the moon c light d water 4 What must all food chain start with? Select one or more answers a producer b grass c tree d soil 5 Why is an animal called a consumer? Select one or more answers a They can not create their own food b They have to buy food c They have to consume plants d They eat plants 6 Why is a carnivore a secondary consumer? Select one or more answers a A carnivore is the second consumer in the food chain. b A carnivore is the second animal in the food chain. c A carnivore is the second living thing in the food chain. d A carnivore is the second thing to eat in the food chain. 7 How much energy is passed on to the next level in a food chain? Select one or more answers a 10 % b 100% c 50% d 20% 8 How many consumers were in this food chain? Select one or more answers a 3 b 4 c 2 d 1 9 What type of animal is found at the top of a food chain? Select one or more answers a Apex predator b predator c consumer d Omnivore 10 What connects the Apex predator to the producer in a food chain? Select one or more answers a A decomposer b A consumer c An Apex predator d A line 11 When food chains are connected what is it called? Select one or more answers a A food web b Many food chains c food connections d linked food chains 12 What do arrows show on a food chain or food web? Select one or more answers a Which way the energy flows b The way the animal went c Who is next to be eaten d Which animal is bigger
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