P6 Food Chains Post-assessment

Last updated over 5 years ago

18 questions

1

7

1

10

1

Library

P6 Food Chains Post-assessment

Last updated over 5 years ago

18 questions

Life at Spittal Pond
Ms. Lightbourne’s P6 class learned about plants and animals that live at Spittal Pond.

Read the statements in questions 1 -7 . Which ones are true and which ones are false?

1

Watch the video below on how to show your own work. It will help you with questions 8 and14.

On the Field Trip

Questions 8-13 are all based on the information above.

7

Create a food chain based on the information above.
Click on "show your work"
Type the name of the organisms on the lines. Draw in the arrows between each organism.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

1

Where do producers get their food from?

1

10

For the last question, you will create your own food chain.
Click on "show your work" and then follow the instructions to create your own food chain.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Data Handling

Yellow crowned night herons like to eat land crabs. Land crabs live on the small field at Gilbert Institute primary school. One teacher has been monitoring the numbers of crabs and herons seen on the field for many years. Here is what she found:

Look at the data above and select the correct answer to complete each statement.

1

Do you think the number of herons had an effect on the number of land crabs in the area?

1

Look at your answer to question 17.
Why do you think this happened?

Life at Spittal Pond
Ms. Lightbourne’s P6 class learned about plants and animals that live at Spittal Pond.

Read the statements in questions 1 -7 . Which ones are true and which ones are false?

Consumers make their own food via phtotsynthesis.

True

False

Food chains show relationships between what different organisms eat in a habitat.

True

False

Food chains begin with a consumer.

True

False

Almost all producers get their energy from the Sun.

True

False

Animals are called consumers because they eat other organisms.

True

False

Predators are eaten by prey.

True

False

A predator can be a carnivore or a herbivore.

True

False

Watch the video below on how to show your own work. It will help you with questions 8 and14.

On the Field Trip

Questions 8-13 are all based on the information above.

Create a food chain based on the information above.
Click on "show your work"
Type the name of the organisms on the lines. Draw in the arrows between each organism.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Which organism in the food chain above is the producer?

Where do producers get their food from?

Identify organisms from this food chain that are predators.

Identify organisms from this food chain that are prey.

Identify organisms from this food chain that are consumers.

For the last question, you will create your own food chain.
Click on "show your work" and then follow the instructions to create your own food chain.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Data Handling

Yellow crowned night herons like to eat land crabs. Land crabs live on the small field at Gilbert Institute primary school. One teacher has been monitoring the numbers of crabs and herons seen on the field for many years. Here is what she found:

Look at the data above and select the correct answer to complete each statement.

On average, the number of land crabs seen over the years:

stayed the same

increased

decreased

What do you notice about the number of herons seen over the years?

Do you think the number of herons had an effect on the number of land crabs in the area?

Look at your answer to question 17.
Why do you think this happened?

Consumers make their own food via phtotsynthesis.

True

False

Food chains show relationships between what different organisms eat in a habitat.

True

False

Food chains begin with a consumer.

True

False

Almost all producers get their energy from the Sun.

True

False

Animals are called consumers because they eat other organisms.

True

False

Predators are eaten by prey.

True

False

A predator can be a carnivore or a herbivore.

True

False

Which organism in the food chain above is the producer?

kiskadee

mosquitofish

the Sun

phytoplankton

mosquito larvae

Identify organisms from this food chain that are predators.

the Sun

kiskadee

mosquitofish

phytoplankton

mosquito larvae

Identify organisms from this food chain that are prey.

phytoplankton

the Sun

kiskadee

mosquitofish

mosquito larvae

Identify organisms from this food chain that are consumers.

phytoplankton

kiskadee

mosquitofish

the Sun

mosquito larvae

On average, the number of land crabs seen over the years:

stayed the same

increased

decreased

What do you notice about the number of herons seen over the years?

Stayed the same

Increased then stayed the same

Increased each year

Decreased

Increased then decreased

P6 Food Chains Post-assessment

P6 Food Chains Post-assessment

Life at Spittal Pond

Create a food chain based on the information above. Click on "show your work"Type the name of the organisms on the lines. Draw in the arrows between each organism.Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Where do producers get their food from?

For the last question, you will create your own food chain.Click on "show your work" and then follow the instructions to create your own food chain. Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Data Handling

Do you think the number of herons had an effect on the number of land crabs in the area?

Look at your answer to question 17.Why do you think this happened?

Life at Spittal Pond

Consumers make their own food via phtotsynthesis.

Food chains show relationships between what different organisms eat in a habitat.

Food chains begin with a consumer.

Almost all producers get their energy from the Sun.

Animals are called consumers because they eat other organisms.

Predators are eaten by prey.

A predator can be a carnivore or a herbivore.

Create a food chain based on the information above. Click on "show your work"Type the name of the organisms on the lines. Draw in the arrows between each organism.Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Which organism in the food chain above is the producer?

Where do producers get their food from?

Identify organisms from this food chain that are predators.

Identify organisms from this food chain that are prey.

Identify organisms from this food chain that are consumers.

For the last question, you will create your own food chain.Click on "show your work" and then follow the instructions to create your own food chain. Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Data Handling

On average, the number of land crabs seen over the years:

What do you notice about the number of herons seen over the years?

Do you think the number of herons had an effect on the number of land crabs in the area?

Look at your answer to question 17.Why do you think this happened?

Create a food chain based on the information above.
Click on "show your work"
Type the name of the organisms on the lines. Draw in the arrows between each organism.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

For the last question, you will create your own food chain.
Click on "show your work" and then follow the instructions to create your own food chain.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Look at your answer to question 17.
Why do you think this happened?

Create a food chain based on the information above.
Click on "show your work"
Type the name of the organisms on the lines. Draw in the arrows between each organism.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

For the last question, you will create your own food chain.
Click on "show your work" and then follow the instructions to create your own food chain.
Click the blue check mark in the corner when you are done.

Look at your answer to question 17.
Why do you think this happened?