Food Chains, Webs, and Trophic Levels

An example of a decomposer is a _______.

• butterfly
• bear
• plant
• worm

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Plants are considered _________ because they make their own food.

• consumers
• producers
• makers
• decomposers

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These organisms break down dead things.

• Consumers
• Producers
• Decomposers
• Rotters

This is the chemical process by which plants make their own food.

• Cellular respiration
• Combustion
• Electrolysis
• Photosynthesis

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The overlapping of food chains results in a ________.

• woven chain
• braided chain
• food web
• food nest

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This is the ultimate source of energy on Earth.

• Heat
• Fire
• Electricity
• The sun

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A grasshopper that eats the seeds of a plant is considered to be a _____________.

• producer
• decomposer
• consumer
• predator

Where do animals get their energy?

• by eating plants

• by eating other animals

• from the sun

• from nutrients in the ground

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Where do crickets get their energy?

• Cattails
• Marsh Grass
• Grasshoppers
• Shrews

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What is the fruit fly's highest trophic level?

• Primary

• Secondary

• Tertiary

• Quaternary

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