Energy flow review

The most energy is available at the _______ level of an energy pyramid?

• consumer
• predator
• decomposer
• producer

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I eat both plants and animals for energy...what am I?

• Scavenger
• Omnivore
• Carnivore
• Producer

In an energy pyramid, what is the term for the organisms that eat the producers?

• Tertiary consumers
• Quaternary consumers
• Apex predators
• Primary consumers

Which organisms are primary consumers in this food web?

• tree, shrub, mountain lion

• mountain lion and deer

• squirrel, grasshopper, rabbit, deer

• shrew, snake and rabbit

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What organisms are considered secondary consumers in this food web?

• rabbits, mice and grasshoppers

• grains, grasses and carrots

• foxes, owls, and birds

• birds only

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When energy flows through an ecosystem, some energy is transferred and some energy is lost as heat. For instance, when a deer eats grass it is gaining energy from the grass. How much energy is passed from the grass to the deer?

• 10%

• 20%

• 90%

• 100%

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Where is the least amount of energy available in an energy pyramid?

• The very bottom level

• Secondary consumer level

• The very top level

• Primary consumer level

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Organisms that make their own food using the sun's energy are called

• consumers

• producers

• heterotrophs

• herbivores

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This organism gets energy by breaking down biotic wastes and dead organisms, and returns raw materials to the soil and water

• A scavenger

• A herbivore

• A producer

• A decomposer

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A diagram that shows the amount of energy that moves from one feeding level to another in a food web

• food chain

• food web

• energy pyramid

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