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Froggy Jumps Eco Food Chains QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on plants, animals, and food webs. por Hermione Sachdev 1 What do plants use to make their food in photosynthesis? a Mitochondria b Chlorophyll c Starch 2 Photosynthesis requires which gas from the air? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 3 What are plants that make their own food called? a Decomposers b Producers c Consumers 4 Which substance stores extra plant food in fruits and seeds? a Starch b Glucose c Fructose 5 Where is chloroplast mainly located in plant cells? a In stems b In roots c In leaves 6 What do many people add to soil to help plants grow? a Salt b Pesticide c Manure 7 What do non-green plants lack? a Carotenoids b Chlorophyll c Starch 8 Which plant group stores water in fleshy stems? a Cacti b Mosses c Ferns 9 Insectivorous plants live in places with low what? a Soil nutrients b Sunlight c Water 10 Which is a jaw-like leaf plant that traps insects? a Pitcher plant b Venus flytrap c Sundew 11 Pitcher plants trap insects using what? a Sticky liquid b Sharp teeth c Thorns 12 Sundew plants trap insects with what? a Sticky leaves b Sticky stalks c Sticky roots 13 What do animals do in terms of food? a They are consumers b Producers c Decomposers 14 Which is an herbivore example? a Deer b Eagle c Lion 15 Which is a carnivore example? a Lion b Deer c Cow 16 Which is an omnivore example? a Human b Cow c Eagle 17 What is a scavenger? a An animal that only eats plants b An animal that hunts in packs c An animal that eats dead flesh 18 Which is a parasite? a Ant b Mosquito c Hawk 19 What is a food chain? a A map of plants b A cycle of minerals c Flow of energy between organisms 20 Which is a part of a basic food chain? a Water b Soil c Grass 21 What begins most food chains on land? a Soil b Sun c Water 22 What is a food web? a Linked food chains b A single food chain c A plant diagram 23 Which is an example of a primary consumer? a Snake b Eagle c Grasshopper 24 What do producers convert carbon dioxide and water into? a Oxygen b Protein c Glucose 25 What gas do plants release during photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide b Hydrogen c Oxygen 26 Which term means 'putting together' in photosynthesis hint? a Oxidation b Synthesis c Reduction 27 Which part of a leaf uses sunlight to make food? a Vein b Stomata c Chlorophyll 28 Non-green plants get food from what? a Roots only b Decaying matter c Direct sunlight 29 Which plant is adapted to water loss with thorns? a Algae b Cactus c Moss 30 Who are the primary energy sources in a food chain? a Sun and producers b Detritivores only c Consumers only 31 What do herbivores primarily eat? a Insects b Plants c Meat 32 What do carnivores primarily eat? a Nectar b Flesh c Plants 33 What do omnivores eat? a Only plants b Only meat c Plants and meat 34 What role do decomposers play in ecosystems? a Protect plants b Provide energy c Recycle nutrients 35 Which is an example of a secondary consumer? a Grass b Grasshopper c Snake 36 In a simple food chain, energy flows from Sun to Grass to a Soil b Eagle c Grasshopper 37 Which type of plant does not use chlorophyll? a Cactus b Green plant c Non-green plant 38 Which part of the plant makes food during photosynthesis? a Leaves b Roots c Buds 39 What is the main function of chloroplasts? a Make food for the plant b Support the plant c Store water 40 Which is not an plant category in the notes? a Non-green plants b Green plants c Carnivorous animals 41 Which animal group captures energy from the sun via plants? a Consumers b Decomposers c Producers 42 What do plants release into the air after photosynthesis? a Oxygen b Nitrogen c Carbon monoxide 43 What is a key feature of insectivorous plants? a Store water only b Eat insects for nutrients c Eat nectar only 44 Which is an example of a secondary consumer? a Grass b Snake c Eagle 45 Which process uses carbon dioxide and water to make glucose? a Photosynthesis b Fermentation c Digestion 46 Which term describes organisms that cannot make their own food? a Producers b Consumers c Autotrophs 47 Which ecological concept links multiple food chains? a Food web b Food cycle c Energy chain 48 Which is a consumer in the notes? a Bear b Sun c Water 49 Which plant stores extra food as starch? a Fruits and seeds b Roots only c Leaves only 50 Which statement best describes a food chain? a Flow of water b Flow of minerals c Flow of energy from one to another 51 Which is a key feature of parasitism? a One lives on another for blood b Both benefit equally c Both are harmed equally 52 Which plant type uses sunlight to prepare food? a Insectivorous plants b Chlorophyll plants c Non-green plants 53 What do herbivores primarily feed on? a Meat b Insects c Plants 54 Which organism is a producer in a food chain? a Hawk b Grass c Snake 55 Which component is essential for photosynthesis besides light? a Water b Soil only c Air only 56 What type of plant traps insects with a pitcher-shaped leaf? a Pitcher plant b Sundew c Venus flytrap 57 Which term means 'eats both plants and animals'? a Herbivore b Omnivore c Carnivore 58 Which organism stores solar energy as starch? a Bacteria b Plant c Animal 59 What do carnivores primarily consume? a Plants b Meat c Nectar 60 Which creature is a primary consumer in many chains? a Eagle b Sun c Grasshopper 61 Where does energy flow originate in ecosystems? a Water b Sun c Soil 62 Which role do decomposers play in ecosystems? a Kill organisms b Recycle nutrients c Produce energy 63 What is the main stylish term for plant food making? a Respiration b Photosynthesis c Metabolism 64 Which plant type lacks chlorophyll and is non-green? a Non-green plant b Green plant c Cactus 65 Which is a function of chloroplasts in leaves? a Store water b Make food c Support structure 66 What do producers supply to food chains? a Waste b Oxygen c Energy 67 Which insectivorous plant closes its jaw when touched? a Venus flytrap b Pitcher plant c Sundew 68 Which energy form is passed along a food chain? a Kinetic energy b Chemical energy c Sound energy 69 Which term describes a network of feeding relationships? a Food chain b Energy path c Food web 70 Which term best fits a plant that makes its own food? a Consumer b Decomposer c Producer 71 Which plant stores starch in various organs? a Leaves, fruit, seeds, stem, roots b Only fruits c Only roots 72 Which animal is typically a secondary consumer? a Hawk b Deer c Grass 73 What is the main role of is the sun in food webs? a Energy source b Water source c Disease source 74 Which feature helps reduce water loss in cacti? a Fruit b Thorns c Leaves 75 Which organism feeds on decaying matter? a Carnivore b Detritivore c Herbivore 76 What is the term for animals that eat dead material? a Scavenger b Herbivore c Omnivore 77 What is the result of photosynthesis releasing oxygen? a Oxygen in the air b Ozone depletion c Nitrogen fixation 78 Which is a characteristic of insectivorous plants? a Grow where water and minerals are low b Need high nitrogen c Grow in deserts 79 Which plant category includes venus flytrap and sundew? a Insectivorous plants b Non-green plants c Green plants 80 Which term describes organisms that make food from sunlight? a Parasites b Consumers c Producers 81 Which is not a primary energy source in food chains? a Moonlight b Glucose from plants c Sunlight 82 What happens to energy as it moves through a food chain? a Remains constant b Increases c Decreases 83 Which is a feature of food webs? a Interconnected chains b Isolated chains c Only one chain 84 Which organism is a primary producer on land? a Snake b Fox c Grass 85 What do carnivores eat apart from plants? a Nectar b Leaves c Meat 86 Which term means 'getting food from others'? a Consumption b Growth c Respiration 87 Which is a major energy source in ecosystems? a Stars b Sun c Moon 88 What is a producer in an ecosystem? a An organism that makes food b An organism that decomposes c An organism that eats others 89 Which part of the plant stores extra food? a Leaves and fruits b Stems only c Roots only

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What do plants use to make their food in photosynthesis?

Photosynthesis requires which gas from the air?

What are plants that make their own food called?

Which substance stores extra plant food in fruits and seeds?

Where is chloroplast mainly located in plant cells?

What do many people add to soil to help plants grow?

What do non-green plants lack?

Which plant group stores water in fleshy stems?

Insectivorous plants live in places with low what?

Which is a jaw-like leaf plant that traps insects?

Pitcher plants trap insects using what?

Sundew plants trap insects with what?

What do animals do in terms of food?

Which is an herbivore example?

Which is a carnivore example?

Which is an omnivore example?

What is a scavenger?

Which is a parasite?

What is a food chain?

Which is a part of a basic food chain?

What begins most food chains on land?

What is a food web?

Which is an example of a primary consumer?

What do producers convert carbon dioxide and water into?

What gas do plants release during photosynthesis?

Which term means 'putting together' in photosynthesis hint?

Which part of a leaf uses sunlight to make food?

Non-green plants get food from what?

Which plant is adapted to water loss with thorns?

Who are the primary energy sources in a food chain?

What do herbivores primarily eat?

What do carnivores primarily eat?

What do omnivores eat?

What role do decomposers play in ecosystems?

Which is an example of a secondary consumer?

In a simple food chain, energy flows from Sun to Grass to

Which type of plant does not use chlorophyll?

Which part of the plant makes food during photosynthesis?

What is the main function of chloroplasts?

Which is not an plant category in the notes?

Which animal group captures energy from the sun via plants?

What do plants release into the air after photosynthesis?

What is a key feature of insectivorous plants?

Which is an example of a secondary consumer?

Which process uses carbon dioxide and water to make glucose?

Which term describes organisms that cannot make their own food?

Which ecological concept links multiple food chains?

Which is a consumer in the notes?

Which plant stores extra food as starch?

Which statement best describes a food chain?

Which is a key feature of parasitism?

Which plant type uses sunlight to prepare food?

What do herbivores primarily feed on?

Which organism is a producer in a food chain?

Which component is essential for photosynthesis besides light?

What type of plant traps insects with a pitcher-shaped leaf?

Which term means 'eats both plants and animals'?

Which organism stores solar energy as starch?

What do carnivores primarily consume?

Which creature is a primary consumer in many chains?

Where does energy flow originate in ecosystems?