Quiz/Test Energy pyramids/Webs/Chains

Where is the most energy in an energy pyramid found? (a)  

• The base
• The top
• The middle

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If only 10% of the energy in the pyramid is available as you move from one trophic level to the next, what happens to the other 90%?

• The rest of the energy is passed on to decomposers

• The rest is "lost" as heat, energy and waste

• The rest of the energy is used to feed the consumers

• 100% of the energy is available at every level

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What are the Autotrophs in this food web?

• Wildflowers and Grass

• Rabbit and Mouse

• Snake and Hawk

• Grass and Mouse

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Which is a SECONDARY CONSUMER in this food web?

• Snake

• Mouse

• Grass

• Wildflowers

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ALL food chains should end with these types of organisms so that nutrients can be recycled back into the habitat.

• parasites

• predators

• herbivores

• symbiotes

• decomposers

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Which of the following statements is NOT true of consumers?

• They get energy indirectly from the sun

• They are also called heterotrophs

• They make their own food

• They sometimes eat other consumers.

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What is the ultimate source of energy for most life on earth?

• Plants

• Sunlight

• Water

• Animals

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Match the following trophic levels:

• Fungi

• Primary consumer

• Carnivore

• Decomposer

• Plant

• Secondary consumer

• Herbivore

• Producer

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Match the following terms to their definition:

• Heterotroph

• Organisms that make their own food using sunlight

• Omnivore

• Recycle dead plant and animal matter

• Autotroph

• Animals that eat both plants and other animals

• Decomposer

• Organisms that must consume food from other organisms

Select all that apply: Which of the following organisms would be called decomposers?

• fungi

• bacteria

• ferns

• trees

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