Ocean Food Chains and Food Webs - CFES 2020

What would go first in this food chain as it is needed to provide energy to any living thing?

• humpback whale

• plankton

• sun

• krill

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What would go second on this food chain as it is a producer?

• humpback whale

• plankton

• sun

• krill

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What would most likely eat the plankton?

• humpback whale

• krill

• sun

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What would go last on (or on the top of) this food chain?

• humpback whale

• plankton

• sun

• krill

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What eats the phytoplankton?

• crustaceans

• shark

• mackerel

• herring

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What eats the crustaceans?

• phytoplankton

• shark

• mackerel

• herring

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There is the greatest number of...

• phytoplankton

• crustaceans

• mackerel

• herring

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What would happen if something wiped out the crustacean population (choose 2)

• There would be no effect.

• There would not be anything to eat the phytoplankton.

• The herring would be hungry.

• A megalodon would eat the shark.

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The arrows point toward...

• the animal that is doing the eating, so the animal getting energy.

• the animal that is being eaten, so the animal losing energy.

• the sun.

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

The arrows point toward...

• the animal that is doing the eating, so the animal getting energy.

• the animal that is being eaten, so the animal losing energy.

• the sun.

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NGSS.MS-LS1-6

NGSS.MS-LS2-3