Food Chains - Questionário
  • 1. Which animal is an herbivore?
A) zebra
B) coyote
C) cat
D) skunk
  • 2. If you see animals grazing in a field, what type of animal would it be?
A) herbivore
B) omnivore
C) insectivore
D) carnivore
  • 3. What is the original source of energy in a food chain?
A) consumer
B) sun
C) soil
D) produce
  • 4. How is a producer different from a consumer?
A) A producer only eats meat
B) A plant makes its own food
C) A consumer only eats plants
D) A consumer makes its own food
  • 5. What is the job of the decomposer?
A) eat meat
B) eat plants
C) break down waste
D) tear up foods
  • 6. Which statement is true about food chains?
A) all food chains start with consumers
B) the arrow shows the movement of energy
C) the arrow show which animal eat meat
D) the arrow shows which animals are herbivores
  • 7. What is a food web?
A) shows what plants eat in an ecosystem
B) animals that break down waste
C) overlapping food chains
D) animals that eat too much
  • 8. Which of the following is a producer?
A) strawberries
B) cats
C) snail
D) fish
  • 9. How does a producer get its energy?
A) animals
B) water
C) sun
D) soil
  • 10. Which of the following could not be part of a food chain?
A) consumer
B) adaptation
C) sun
D) producer
  • 11. What would happen to a food chain if the producer was taken out? grass-->mouse-->snake-->hawk
A) The animals would starve
B) The snake would eat grass
C) The animals would be thirsty
D) The mouse would eat the snake
  • 12. Which food chain is correct?
A) mouse-->grass-->snake
B) snake-->mouse-->corn
C) corn-->mouse-->snake
D) corn<--mouse<--snake
  • 13. An example of a decomposer would be...
A) snake
B) grass
C) fungus
D) bread
  • 14. A carnivore eats only
A) both meat and plants
B) plants
C) meat
D) mold
  • 15. Choose the incorrect food chain
A) grass-->turkey-->person
B) lettuce-->turtle-->dog
C) grass-->cat-->coyote
D) corn-->mouse-->cat
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