
Food Chains, Food Webs & Energy Pyramids
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By Kate Harnage
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Energy begins with photosynthesis.
Where does energy begin?
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Multiple Select
What are two PRODUCTS of photosynthesis? (Pick 2)
CO2
O2
sugar
ATP (energy)
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Multiple Choice
What is another name for producers (plants that make their own food)?
heterotrophs
autotrophs
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Multiple Choice
What is another name for consumers?
heterotrophs
autotrophs
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Multiple Choice
Organism that eats other things for food
consumer
producer
decomposer
prey
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Multiple Choice
Consumer that eats both plants and animals
omnivore
fungivore
carnivore
herbivore
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Multiple Choice
Consumer that eats only other animals
omnivore
frugivore
carnivore
herbivore
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Multiple Select
Which organism would be found at the first trophic level?
grass
lions
vultures
antelopes
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Multiple Choice
Consumer that eats only plants
omnivore
insectivore
carnivore
herbivore
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Multiple Choice
What are the organisms that break down dead stuff?
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
Organisms
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Second trophic level
They are "first consumer" to eat for energy.
They are the herbivores which only eat plants.
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Fourth trophic level
They are "third consumer" to eat for energy.
Carnivores or Omnivores
Predator or Scavenger
Tertiary consumers
Third tropic level
They are "second consumer" to eat for energy.
Can be Carnivores = only eat animals or Omnivores = eat plants and animals
Predator or Scavenger
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Multiple Choice
In this food chain, the snake would be a
tertiary consumer
secondary consumer
primary consumer
producer
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
All of the following are consumers except
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between food chains and food webs?
Food chains show a single energy pathways, while food webs show several energy pathways
Food web show multiple energy pathways, while food chains show only one energy pathway
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Food webs show several energy pathways within an ecosystem.
Food Webs
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90% of energy is lost with each trophic level.*Majority of energy is lost due to heat*
They show:
the amount of energy decreases for higher consumers
large number of producers are needed to support an ecosystem.
Energy
Pyramids
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Multiple Choice
How much energy is lost from trophic level to trophic level?
100%
90%
75%
10%
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Multiple Choice
Which organisms have the most available energy in an energy pyramid?
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
Detritivores
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Multiple Choice
Why is some energy not passed on to the next trophic level?
The organisms at each level use about 90% of the available energy to live.
The statement is NOT true. All energy IS passed from one trophic level to the next.
The organisms at each level use about 10% of the available energy to live.
Most energy is absorbed by the soil instead.
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Multiple Choice
How is the majority of energy lost between each trophic level?
heat
sleeping
no energy is lost
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Multiple Choice
The diagram represents a pyramid of energy in an ecosystem. Which level would most likely contain organisms that can photosynthesize?
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Multiple Choice
If a disease strikes the snakes the hawks will
increase
decrease
not be affected
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Multiple Choice
If a disease strikes the snakes the rabbits will
increase
decrease
not be affected
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Multiple Choice
All energy on Earth ultimately comes from what source?
Water
Sun
Consumers
Oxygen
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of the fungi?
autotroph
heterotroph
decomposer
carnivore
consumer
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Multiple Choice
Which organism is the producer (autotroph) of this ecosystem?
phytoplankton
krill
fish
leopard seal
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Multiple Choice
Which organism is the secondary consumer?
phytoplankton
krill
fish
leopard seal
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
The owl and weasel compete for which organism? (if they COMPETE they eat the SAME food)
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Multiple Choice
In this food web, which 2 animals will compete for the same source of energy (if they COMPETE they eat the SAME food)
grasshopper and rabbit
deer and insect-eating bird
shrew and squirrel
snake and grasshopper
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Multiple Choice
The berries and plantain are best known as
producers
primary consumers
secondary consumers
decomposers
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Multiple Choice
What will both the rat and goat compete for? (if they COMPETE they eat the SAME food)
a rabbit
the owl
a tomato plant
nothing
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Multiple Choice
The shrew provides energy for the ...? (who eats the shrew for energy)
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Multiple Choice
The owl and weasel compete for which organism? (if they COMPETE they eat the SAME food)
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