Name ONE producer from the above food web. (Spelling counts!)
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Based on the food web above, what does the rabbit eat?
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Based on the food web above, what eats the tarantula?
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What is the job of the bacteria? (name of the job)
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What do the kangaroo rat, rabbit, and grasshopper compete for?
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What does the lizard depend on?
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What does the kangaroo rat depend on?
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Herbivores eat only plants. Which one of these animals is a herbivore?
Fox
Sheep
Badger
Eagle
Carnivores eat meat. Carnivores eat other animals for their food. Which one of these animals is a carnivore?
Zebra
Giraffe
Gazelle
Lion
A lot of animals are omnivores. They will eat whatever they can. Which one of these animals is an omnivore?
Rabbit
Giraffe
Lion
Chicken
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Which organism in the food chain below is the producer?
Flower
Snail
Frog
Fox
Food chains show relationships between what different organisms eat in a habitat.
True
False
Food chains begin with a consumer.
True
False
Animals are called consumers because they eat other organisms.
True
False
Almost all producers get their energy from the Sun.
True
False
Predators are eaten by prey.
True
False
If a bird eats a mouse that eats grass, the bird is a(n)
producer.
second-level consumer.
first-level consumer.
decomposer.
Which of the following shows a correct food chain?
plants >decomoposers>raccoons>ospreys
insects>fish>decomposers>ospreys
plants>insects>fish>decomposers
fish>osprey>raccoons>decomposers
The first organism in a food chain is typically a(n)
consumer.
herbivore.
carnivore.
producer.
The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem make up a(n)
food web.
niche.
energy pyramid.
feeding level.
Which organism in the food chain below is the primary consumer?
Flower
Snail
Frog
Fox
Which organism in the food chain below is the secondary consumer?
Flower
Snail
Frog
Fox
What is an ecosystem?
A community of living things.
A community of non-living things.
An economical system of things
A community of living and non-living things.
The above diagram is an example of ...
food chain
energy chain
food web
a habitat
An organism that depends on other organisms for food are called...
producers
consumers
scavengers
decomoposers
A collection of the same type of species living in an area
A Energy Pyramid
B Population
C Food Chain
D Ecoystem
Water is an important natural resource. Fresh water is used for homes and businesses. Salt water is used for recreation and fishing. What type of natural resource is water?
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
human resource
Most automobiles are fueled by gasoline. Which nonrenewable resource is used to make gasoline?
coal
rock
oil
Which natural resource is used for food production
soil
coal
wind
rock
Benjamin’s family lives on a farm. The picture shows how his family gets some of its electricity.
Based on the picture, what type of resource is Benjamin’s family using?
renewable
nonrenewable
recyclable
new
Devin’s family is building a house. His parents want to use a renewable energy source to provide energy for the house. Which of the following could they us
natural gas
solar energy
coal
oil
Oil is used in many different products. For example, beach umbrellas, hand lotions, and even clothing are all made from oil. If you use a product made from oil, what type of resource are you using?
organic
new
nonrenewable
renewable
Jean is concerned about pollution in her town. What is one way to help reduce pollution in Jean’s town?
adding more recycling bins
adding more trash cans
removing nonnative plants
building more factories
People’s actions can change an ecosystem. Which of the following changes is helpful to an ecosystem?
