CCLS-12-1 What are Producers and Consumers?

CCLS-12-1 What are Producers and Consumers?

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What are the producers on land? Check all the correct answers

• Fish

• Worms

• Lizards

• Trees

• Flowers

In the ocean there are producers. Examples of producers  in the ocean are: 
Phytoplanton

Producer in the ocean is:
Algae

Producer in the ocean is:

Coral Reef

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What are the producers in the ocean?

• Trees

• Squirrels

• Algae

• Phytoplankton

• Lizard

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Almost all the energy used by living things comes from the

• sun

• earth

• plants

• animals

Multiple Choice

Is a mouse an herbivore, a carnivore or an omnivore?

• herbivore

• carnivore

• omnivore

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A tree frog eats bugs, bugs eat plants. The bugs are ________ and the frog is a ____________.

• herbivore carnivore

• carnivore omnivore

• omnivore herbivore

• carnivore decomposer

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Is a lion an herbivore, a carnivore or an omnivore?

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Is a lion an producer, consumer or decomposer?

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Plants are producers, consumers or decomposers?

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Is a raccoon a herbivore, a carnivore or omnivore?

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Is a giraffe and herbivore, a carnivore or a omnivore?

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Is a butterfly an herbivore, carnivore or omnivore?

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Is a human an herbivore, carnivore or omnivore?

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Some organisms that eat dead animals are called: producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers or decomposers

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Animals that only eat producers are called: producers,

primary consumers, secondary consumers or decomposers

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Bugs eat the plants

the frog eats the bugs

the snake eats the frog

The snake is a: producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer or tertiary consumer?

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Most bacteria and fungi are called: producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers or decomposers

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Tree frogs eat bugs, bugs eat plants. Tree are called: producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers or decomposers.