Food chain

Plants use energy to grow and make energy, so we call them:

• producers.

• consumers.

• decomposers.

• omnivores.

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Organisms that eat plants and animals are called:

• producers.

• consumers.

• decomposers.

• herbivores.

Flies, worms and ants ead dead plants and animals. They are called:

• producers.

• consumers.

• decomposers.

• carnivores.

Herbivores are animals that

• only eat plants.

• eat plants and animals.

• eat only animals.

Ominivores are animals that

• only eat plants.

• eat plants and animlas,

• only eat animlas.

Carnivores are animals that

• only eat plants

• eat plants and animals.

• only eat animals.

Badger is

• a herbivore.

• an omnivore.

• a carnivore.

• a decomposer.

Deer is

• a herbivore.

• an omnivore.

• a carnivore.

• a decomposer.

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All food chains start with

• a producer.

• a consumer.

• a decomposer.

• an omnivore,

Grass --> ________ --> lion. What is the missing part of this food chain?

• maize

• deer

• ant

• hawk

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