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Dune grass and other plants need which of the following to make food to survive? 

• zooplankton

• food chain 

• sun

   

• phytoplankton

What should scientists look for to make sense of the information that they learn? 

• seaweed

• land

• connections

• phytoplankton

The class learns about a food chain containing sea urchins and sea otters. What does the chain start with? 

• humans

• seaweed

• food web 

• tuna fish sandwich 

The green "scum" that the class found near the surface of the water was actually tiny plants called what? 

• tuna

• seaweed

• phytoplankton

• zooplankton

What are the tiny animals that eat phytoplankton in the ocean? 

• zooplankton

• crabs

• phytoplankton

• fish 

Which animal is at the top of the food chain the class discovers? 

• anchovies 

• phytoplankton

• tuna fish 

• humans

There are many different types of food chains. What living things are usually at the top of every food chain? 

• zooplankton 

• sun 

• humans 

• plants 

The class learns about one example of an ocean food chain. Other food chains can be found where? 

• phytoplankton

• humans

• land 

• food chain 

What is usually the beginning of food chains, no matter what environment they are located in? 

• zooplankton 

• plants

• food web 

• connections

Many food chains linked together to form a what? 

• plants

• seaweed

• food web

• food chain