
Ecology and Trophic Levels
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Michelle Menard
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Ecology: Trophic levels
By Michelle Menard
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Poll
Consider the flow of energy between organisms in a food chain. What do you think happens to the stored energy in the grass as one organism eats another in a food chain relationship?
Most of the energy ends up in the eagle
Most of the energy ends up in the snake
Most of the energy ends up in the grasshopper
The amount of energy stays the same as it moves through the food chain
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Multiple Select
Which of these things is part of an ecosystem?
The water that the deer drink
Deer
Trees
The soil that the trees grow from
Predators
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Open Ended
How is a food web different from a food chain?
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Draw
Complete this food web by drawing arrows to show the feeding relationships
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a producer?
An elephant
A rose bush
A mushroom
A spider
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a consumer?
A human
A palm tree
Algae
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Multiple Choice
Earthworms break down decaying matter in the soil and return these nutrients to the soil. What role do earthworms play in an ecosystem?
Scavenger
Decomposer
Producer
Consumer
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Multiple Choice
Animals that eat only plants are considered ________________ consumers.
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
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Multiple Choice
The animals who do not have any natural predators and are at the top of the food web are called ____________________
Producers
Decomposers
Apex predators
Primary consumers
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Labelling
Identify each role in this food chain by dragging the label over the correct organism.
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Decomposer
Producer
Tertiary consumer
Apex predator
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Open Ended
Where does the energy in producers come from?
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Poll
Consider the flow of energy between organisms in a food chain. What do you think happens to the stored energy in the grass as one organism eats another in a food chain relationship?
Most of the energy ends up in the eagle
Most of the energy ends up in the snake
Most of the energy ends up in the grasshopper
The amount of energy stays the same as it moves through the food chain
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Multiple Choice
In any ecosystem, the organisms that can make their own food from energy
in their surroundings are called ______________.
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
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Multiple Choice
What do the arrows in a food web represent?
The direction in which an animal travels
The flow of energy and matter
The relationship between animals
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Multiple Choice
In any ecosystem, the organisms that break down decaying organisms are
called ___________________ .
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
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Multiple Choice
How are food chains and food webs different?
Food webs are made by spiders and food chains are made by humans
Food webs are a small part of a larger food web
Food chains are a small part of a larger food web
They mean the same thing and used interchangeably
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Multiple Choice
What happens to the energy in an ecosystem as it moves up the trophic
levels?
It increases
It decreases
It stays the same
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