5.3.2 FOOD CHAINS AND WEBS

Which statement is FALSE according to the diagram? (Choose only one answer.)

• Energy flows from the meadow lark (bird) to the snake.

• Energy flows from the frog to the butterfly.

• Energy flows from the chipmunk to the fox.

• Energy flows from the plant to the butterfly.

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What trophic level is the frog?

• producer

• primary consumer

• secondary consumer

• tertiary consumer

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Which statement is TRUE based on the diagram? (Choose only one.)

• snakes are both predator and prey

• bald eagles are omnivores

• foxes eat frogs

• snakes are primary consumers

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What type of organism appears to be missing from the diagram? (Choose only one.)

• herbivore

• carnivore

• predator

• decomposer

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A tertiary consumer in this diagram is probably the

• fox

• frog

• chipmunk

• meadowlark (bird)

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A __________ is a primary consumer

• sun

• horse

• bird

• squash

• consumer

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The __________ is a producer.

• sun

• horse

• bird

• squash

• consumer

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All energy starts with the ____________.

• sun

• horse

• bird

• squash

• consumer

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An animal that eats producers is called a _________.

• sun

• horse

• bird

• squash

• consumer

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When a __________eats meat, energy is passed from the primary producer.

• sun

• horse

• bird

• squash

• consumer

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