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Froggy Jumps Energy Paths: Food Chains & WebsVersión en línea Energy flow in ecosystems por Tyshana Soorajdin 1 What primarily starts a food chain in most ecosystems? a an omnivore b a top predator c a producer (usually a plant) 2 In a food chain, what happens to most energy as it moves from one level to the next? a It is stored completely in biomass b It doubles c It is lost as heat and used for life processes 3 Which organism is typically the primary source of energy in terrestrial ecosystems? a plants (photosynthetic producers) b decomposers c top carnivores 4 What is a food web? a A network of interconnected food chains in an ecosystem b A list of only producers c A single chain from producer to apex predator 5 Which trophic level contains herbivores that eat producers? a Secondary consumers b Primary consumers c Tertiary consumers 6 Which of the following best describes a keystone species in a food web? a A species that is a top predator only b A rare species with no predators c A species with a disproportionately large effect on ecosystem structure 7 What typically happens to energy as it moves up the trophic levels in a food chain? a All energy is transferred b Only a fraction is transferred to the next level c Energy doubles at each level 8 Which organism is most likely a secondary consumer? a A carnivore that eats herbivores b A producer c An omnivore that eats plants 9 How do food webs contribute to ecosystem stability? a They distribute energy and reduce the impact of a single loss b They cause energy to vanish quickly c They eliminate predators 10 If a top predator disappears, what is a common consequence in a food web? a Producers increase massively b Decomposers die out c Prey populations may rise, altering lower trophic levels

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Energy Paths: Food Chains & WebsVersión en línea

por Tyshana Soorajdin

What primarily starts a food chain in most ecosystems?

In a food chain, what happens to most energy as it moves from one level to the next?

Which organism is typically the primary source of energy in terrestrial ecosystems?

What is a food web?

Which trophic level contains herbivores that eat producers?

Which of the following best describes a keystone species in a food web?

What typically happens to energy as it moves up the trophic levels in a food chain?

Which organism is most likely a secondary consumer?

How do food webs contribute to ecosystem stability?

If a top predator disappears, what is a common consequence in a food web?