Relationships in Ecosystems

Where does a producer get its energy?

• The Sun

• Plants

• Predators

• Decomposers

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Which conclusion can be made from this food chain?

• The energy from the snake is transferred to the eagle.

• The snake makes its own food

• The grasshopper does not get energy from the grass

• The energy from the grasshopper is transferred to the grass

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Which living things use energy directly from the sun to make their own food?

• Producers

• Carnivores

• Herbivores

• Decomposers

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Which of the following is the correct order the consumers should be labeled from the top of the

table to the bottom of the table?

• sparrows→ seeds→ insects

• eagles → prairie dogs →coyotes

• grasses→ prairie dogs→ badgers

• wildflower→ badgers→ grasshoppers

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grass → grasshopper → frog → snake → eagle

Which conclusion can be made from this food chain?

• sparrows→ seeds→ insects

• eagles → prairie dogs →coyotes

• grasses→ prairie dogs→ badgers

• wildflower→ badgers→ grasshoppers

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Which of the following describes the transfer of energy from a producer to a consumer?

• from Green algae to Brine shrimp

• from the Sun to Green algae

• from Brine shrimp to Perch

• from Perch to Kingfisher

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Jane found four organisms in her garden. Which of the following organisms cannot produce its

own food?

• Caterpillar

• Grass

• Rose Bush

• Apple Tree

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Which of the following food chains is in the correct order?

• grasses→ prairie dogs→ badgers

• eagles → prairie dogs →coyotes

• sparrows→ seeds→ insects

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