Organisms and Environments

The diets of some forest animals are described in the table. How many types of animals in this food web obtain energy directly from at least one producer?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

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A partial food web is shown. Which organisms in this food web eat only producers?

• Fruit bats and bandicoots only

• Insects and fruit bats only

• Rufous owls, bandicoots, and pythons only

• Insects only

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The table describes the energy sources for four unknown organisms. Which table correctly identifies the roles of the organisms?

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Which organisms do not directly consume another organism for energy?

• Ravens and quails

• Cacti and seeds

• Kangaroo rats and crickets

• Gila monsters and desert tortoises

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Which of the following is an example of an organism?

• A bird

• A table

• A rock

• A house

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What is the role of the rabbit?

• It passes energy to the tree.

• It passes energy to the mouse.

• It receives energy from the jackal.

• It passes energy to the jackal.

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What is camouflage?

• What an animal does

• A structure

• A part of the body of an organism

• An adaptation that helps animals blend in with their environment.

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a producer?

• Lima bean plant

• Tomato plant

• Caterpillar

• Apple tree

According to the diagram, scorpions get energy from what organism?

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The diagram shows a food web. Which correctly shows a possible flow of energy in this food web?

• Mountain lion --> fox --> small bird --> apple

• Acorn --> small bird --> snake --> mountain lion

• Apple --> grasshopper

• Grass --> squirrel --> snake --> mountain lion

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