Quiz about Trophic Levels and Food Webs

Question 1

Which of the following is a herbivore?

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cricket

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frog

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hawk

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shrew

Question 2

An organism that obtains energy by eating other organisms.

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Consumer

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Producer

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Decomposer

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Detriov

Question 3

An organism that obtains energy by consuming plants and animals.

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Omnivores

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Carnivores

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Herbivores

Question 4

An organism that obtains energy by consuming plants.

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Herbivore

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Omnivore

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Carnivore

Question 5

How many herbivores are in this web?

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3

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1

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2

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4

Question 6

Animals that only eat producers (also known as herbivores)

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Primary Consumers

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Producers

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Secondary Consumers

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Tertiary Consumers

Question 7

What is this called?

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Food Web

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Food Chain

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Trophic Level

Question 8

In the food web shown, the snail would be considered...

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primary consumer

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secondary consumer

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tertiary consumer

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producer

Question 9

What are "trophic levels"?

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Levels in a food web/food chain

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Levels of land in a mountain

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Animal diets

Question 10

Grass: Producer, consumer or decomposer?

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Producer

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Consumer

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Decomposer

Question 11

Panda: Producer, consumer or decomposer?

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Consumer

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Producer

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Decomposer

Question 12

Horses eat grass, so they are a ______.

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Herbivore

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Carnivore

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Omnivore

Question 13

Cats ONLY eat meat. They are ____.

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Carnivores

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Herbivores

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Omnivores

Question 14

Raccoons eat meat AND plants. They are ____.

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Omnivores

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Carnivores

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Herbivores

Question 15

What is this called?

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Food Chain

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Food Web

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Abiotic Factors

Question 16

First trophic level of a ecological pyramid includes

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producers

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primary consumers

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secondary consumers

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tertiary consumers

Question 17

How is a food web different from a food chain?

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Food webs contain many different,linked food chains.

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Foods webs contain only producers, not consumers.

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Food webs do not include decomposers.

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Food webs exist in aquatic environment;food chain exist in terrestrial environment

Question 18

what role do you play in the food web?

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consumer

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producers

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Decomposer

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Human

Question 19

How are primary consumers different from secondary consumers?

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Primary consumers eat only plants;secondary consumers eat other consumers.

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Primary consumers eat other consumers;secondary consumers eat only plants.

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primary consumers eat plants and other consumer;secondary consumers eat plants and decompose matter

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Primary consumers eat plants and decompose matter ;secondary consumers consumers eat plants and other consumers.

Question 20

The arrows in a food chain or web represents what?

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They show what direction the energy is flowing between organisms.

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They point to the organism that is being eaten.

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It shows how sunlight flows within an ecosystem.

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They represent how water is transferred within a habitat.

Trophic Levels and Food Webs

20 questions

Which of the following is a herbivore?

An organism that obtains energy by eating other organisms.

An organism that obtains energy by consuming plants and animals.

An organism that obtains energy by consuming plants.

How many herbivores are in this web?

Animals that only eat producers (also known as herbivores)

What is this called?

In the food web shown, the snail would be considered...

What are "trophic levels"?

Grass: Producer, consumer or decomposer?

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