Food Webs for 4th Grade Science - Grace

True or False: The flow of the sun's energy touches all living things on Earth.

• True

• False

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True or False: The food chain is how energy moves through nature.

• True

• False

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Where does the food chain always begin?

• With clouds, which creates precipitation

• With water, which creates the Water Cycle

• With sunlight, which creates energy

• With moonlight, which creates nighttime

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Plants convert energy into food by:

• Basking in the shade

• Basking in rain water

• Basking in sunlight

• Basking in moonlight

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When an animal eats a plant, the energy moves from:

• The animal to the plant

• The plant to the animal

• The first plant to the second plant

• The first animal to the second animal

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When an animal eats another animal, the energy moves from:

• The animal to the plant

• The plant to the animal

• The first plant to the second plant

• The first animal to the second animal

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When plants convert energy from the sun into food, this process is called:

• The Food Chain

• The Water Cycle

• Photosynthesis

• Precipitation

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True or False: Plants that convert energy into food are called consumers.

• True

• False

True or False: An example of a producer is a stalk of corn, because it converts energy into food through photosynthesis.

• True

• False

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True or False: An example of a consumer is a lion, because a lion gets energy by eating other animals, like buffalos and antelopes.

• True

• False

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