Food Chain and Food Web
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- Q11) Which group of organisms are consumers?moss, protist, and algaecactus, fern, and maple treebacteria, fungi, and mushroomsdeer, rabbit, and squirrel60s
- Q22) Which best explains why producers are at the beginning of all food chains?They eat all the organisms in the ecosystem.They turn dead animals into nutrients.They transfer energy from the sun into food.They provide shelter for smaller animals.60s
- Q33) Which animals recycle food waste and turn it into nutrients for the soil?foxessquirrelsbirdsworms60s
- Q44) Which best describes the producers of an ecosystem?They provide food to herbivores.They provide carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.They provide sunlight to the other plants.They provide hydrogen to the atmosphere.60s
- Q55) Which could be a secondary consumer?bearsquirreloak treegrasshopper60s
- Q66) Which describes a consumer?an organism that produces its own energyan organism that produces its own foodan organism that feed on waste products and return the nutrients back to the environmentan organism that cannot produce its own food60s
- Q77) Which is a consumer that only eats producers?birdgrasscaterpillarmushroom60s
- Q88) In the food web, which of the organisms is NOT a producer?lavendercornbutterflyflowering plant60s
- Q99) In the food web , which is an example of a consumer?bamboofernssnakebacteria60s
- Q1010) In the food chain, identify the roles of the organisms following the arrow.producer--> primary consumer--> secondary consumer--> decomposerdecomposer--> secondary consumer--> primary consumer--> producerprimary consumer--> secondary consumer--> producer--> decomposerproducer--> decomposer--> primary consumer--> secondary consumer60s
