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WorksheetsHomework TEST Review 2/29
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following do plants need to carry out photosynthesis?
radiant energy
carbon dioxide
water
all are needed
How much energy is available to each organism within an energy pyramid or food chain?
10%
30%
50%
100%
What is the primary source of energy in the photo?
The tree
The atmosphere
The grass
The Sun
Energy from the sun is called light energy. What is another name for the Sun's energy?
chemical
electrical
mechanical
radiant
What is another word for stored energy in plants?
mechanical
water
oxygen
glucose
What type of energy transfers from the producer to the consumer?
radiant
chemical
nitrogen
oxygen
Which consumer receives the least amount of energy?
grass
hawk
frog
snake
The grass receives what type of energy from the Sun?
radiant
chemical
mechanical
kinetic
What type of energy is transferred from the snake to the hawk ?
radiant
chemical
photosynthesis
mechanical
The development of the corgi do as an example of
mutation
natural selection
selective breeding
All of the above are correct.
What do arrows represent in a food web?
How energy is increase
The creation of energy
The flow of energy from one organism to the next
How energy can be destroyed
Which organism has more energy available than the Eastern mud turtle?
American Alligator
Great Blue Heron
Bladderwort
Southern Leopard Frog
Unlike fish, a damselfly gills are on rear as shown by the arrow. Gills serve what purpose?
To use the oxygen dissolved in water
To use the chemical energy dissolved in water
To use the carbon dioxide dissolved in water
To use the radiant energy dissolved in water
Why do hood mocking birds have different types of beaks?
To attract other males
beaks are adapted to different food sources
To battle with other birds
For Flying in high altitudes
Which organism has the most food choices?
The eagle
The snake
The rat
The rabbit
The mouse ate the plant, then ran from the snake. The energy transfer in that sequence is ...
Radiant to chemical to electrical
mechanical to chemical to mechanical
chemical to mechanical to thermal
radiant to chemical to chemical
