
Transfers of biomass between trophic levels
Quiz by Oak National Academy: GCSE Biology OCR Foundation
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- Q1Look at the food chain diagram below. Name the producer.sealshrimppolar bearcodalgae30s
- Q2Look at the food web diagram. What type of organism is the triggerfish?It is both a primary and a secondary consumer.It is a primary consumer.It is a secondary consumer.It is a producer.It is a tertiary consumer.30s
- Q3How many apex predators are there in this food web and what organisms are they?Two - tiger shark and tunaOne - tiger sharkThere are no apex predators in this food webThree - mantaray, pufferfish and triggerfishTwo - phytoplankton and seaweed30s
- Q4What word describes the amount of living material found in one or more organisms?Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q5Which option correctly matches the predator to the prey, based on the food web below?The aphid is the predator and the bramble is the prey.The stoat is the predator and the bramble is the prey.The vole is the predator and the moth larva is the prey.The spider is the predator and the aphid is the prey.The owl is the predator and the ladybird is the prey.30s
- Q6The diagram below shows a food chain. If the number of ladybirds decreases due to disease, what will happen to the numbers of other organisms in the food chain?Potatoes and swifts will increase, whereas aphids will decrease.Potatoes, aphids and swifts will decrease.Potatoes, aphids and swifts will increase.Potatoes and swifts will decrease, whereas aphids will increase.30s
