10% rule and energy pyramids

What is the source of energy for food chains/food webs?

• the sun (even if not pictured)
• Producers
• Fertilizer
• JOHN CENA!

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What organisms are at the bottom of an energy pyramid?

• Producer
• Consumer
• Decomposer
• Scavenger

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How much energy is passed on to each trophic level in an energy pyramid?

• 10%
• 90%
• 50%
• 80%

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Which organisms have the most available energy in an energy pyramid?

• Producer
• Consumer
• Decomposer
• Scavenger

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Where do crickets get their energy?

• Cattails
• Marsh Grass
• Grasshoppers
• Shrews

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Which organisms in the diagram have the largest total energy to give to other organisms?

• Cattails and Marsh Grass
• Hawks and Snakes
• Crickets and Grasshoppers
• Shrews and Frogs

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Which organism is likely to be at the beginning of a food chain for a pond?

• Sunfish
• Freshwater shrimp
• Paramecium
• Green Algae

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If 25,000 kg of vegetation is planted in this ecosystem, how would the lion population change?

• Decrease by 2,500 kg
• Decrease by 25,000 kg
• Increase by 250 kg
• Increase by 250,000

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In the energy pyramid here, which organisms have the most energy available? 

• Producers
• Carnivores
• Herbivores
• Top Predator

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Example of a producer:

• frog
• algae
• worm
• mouse

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