Trophic Pyramid

The primary consumer is

• Grass

• Grasshopper

• Mouse

• Owl

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tertiary consumers

• Eat the primary consumer

• Eat plants and animals

• Consume the producer

• eat the secondary consumer

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How many calories will be passed on from 250 to the next trophic level?

• 2,500

• 25

• 2.5

• 10%

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a primary consumer is always a

• omnivore

• carnivore

• omnivore or herbivore

• herbivore

a producer always

• eats other producers

• gets energy from the sun

• is a herbivore

• is a plant

What do trophic pyramids demonstrate about the flow of energy in an ecosystem?

• The amount of energy available to each organism decreases as it flows through the ecosystem.

• The amount of energy available to each organism increases as it flows through the ecosystem.

• The amount of energy available to each organism varies as it flows through the ecosystem.

• The amount of energy available to each organism stays the same as it flows through the ecosystem.

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How much energy is transferred in a trophic pyramid? How much energy should there be for A in the Energy Level column?

• 10

• 100

• 1,000

• 10,000

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How do trophic pyramids get their shape?

• Trophic pyramids get their shape from the loss of energy that happens at each stage.

• Trophic pyramids get their shape from the types of organisms that are represented in the pyramid.

• Trophic pyramids get their shape because a pyramid is the easiest shape to represent a food web.

• Trophic pyramids get their shape from the number of organisms at each point on a food chain.

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When a bison eats 8 kg of grass, part of the matter of the grass is used by the bison as its own source of energy and matter. Some of that grass stays in the ecosystem as biomass. Some is consumed by decomposers. What happens to the rest of the matter in that 8 kg of grass?

• It is released as waste

• It is released as oxygen

• It is released as oxygen and carbon dioxide

• It is released as waste and carbon dioxide

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Which of these trophic levels has the most energy?

• First level consumers

• Second level consumers

• Third level consumers

• Fourth level consumers

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