Feed Me: Classifying Organisms

Living things that usually have roots, stems and leaves are called ___

• animals
• plants
• herbivores
• omnivores

The energy from the Sun is stored in plants as ___

•  a type of fat
• edible sunshine
• a type of sugar
• a type of protein

All living things need to eat to get ___

• energy in order to survive
• a tasty lunch
• a nasty sandwich
• electricity from the Sun

The energy required for living things starts with ___

• animals
• the Sun
• plants
• humans

Humans, bears, and raccoons are classified as ___

• herbivores
• carnivores
• omnivores
• frugivores

Plants can change light energy into ___

• electrical energy
• gravitational energy
• chemical energy
• elastic energy

Carnivores get their energy by ___

• absorbing sunshine
• eating mostly plants
• eating mostly meat
• eating both plants and animals

Omnivores get their energy by ___

• absorbing sunshine
• eating mostly plants
• eating mostly meat
• eating both plants and animals

Animals that get energy by eating both plants and meat are classified as ___

• herbivores
• carnivores
• omnivores
• frugivores

All living things get energy that starts off with ___

• plants
• herbivores
• omnivores
• the Sun