Food Chains & Food Webs (Generation Genius)

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Food Chains & Food Webs (Generation Genius)


Food Chains & Food Webs (Generation Genius)Versión en línea Test your understanding of energy flow in ecosystems. por Vijo Gor 1 What is a food chain? a A group of animals that hunt together b A web made of many connections c A circle of plants and animals d A sequence showing who eats whom 2 Why do we use food webs instead of food chains? a They do not include plants b They are shorter c They are easier to draw d They show all feeding relationships and are more accurate 3 Where does all the energy in a food web originally come from? a The soil b The air c The water d The sun 4 What is a producer? a An animal that eats plants b A plant that makes its own food with sunlight c An animal at the top of the food web d A decomposer 5 What are consumers? a Living things that produce their own food b Only carnivores c Living things that eat other organisms d Only herbivores 6 What do the arrows in a food web show? a The animals that live in the same habitat b The animals that are friends c The order animals are born d The direction energy is transferred 7 What is an apex predator? a An animal that eats only plants b An animal that is always the biggest c A plant at the start of the food chain d An animal at the top of the food web with no predators 8 Which of these is an example of an apex predator? a Lion b Earthworm c Grass d Zebra 9 What happens if an apex predator is removed from an ecosystem? a Plants stop photosynthesizing b Prey populations grow too much and ecosystem becomes unbalanced c Decomposers disappear d Nothing changes 10 What is the role of decomposers in a food web? a To store food for other animals b To stop predators from eating too much c To recycle nutrients by breaking down dead organisms d To produce energy from the sun 11 Which living things are common decomposers? a Lions and owls b Grass and trees c Zebras and hyenas d Bacteria and fungi 12 Why are decomposers important for ecosystems? a They eat plants and animals b They turn dead matter into nutrients for soil c They keep animals from starving d They are apex predators 13 What do zebras eat and who eats zebras? a Zebras eat grass; lions and hyenas eat zebras b Zebras eat meat; snakes eat zebras c Zebras eat insects; owls eat zebras d Zebras eat trees; decomposers eat zebras 14 What do animals get when they eat other animals? a Energy and building blocks b Vitamins only c Nothing d Water only

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Food Chains & Food Webs (Generation Genius)Versión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What is a food chain?

Why do we use food webs instead of food chains?

Where does all the energy in a food web originally come from?

What is a producer?

What are consumers?

What do the arrows in a food web show?

What is an apex predator?

Which of these is an example of an apex predator?

What happens if an apex predator is removed from an ecosystem?

What is the role of decomposers in a food web?

Which living things are common decomposers?

Why are decomposers important for ecosystems?

What do zebras eat and who eats zebras?

What do animals get when they eat other animals?