Energy
Food
Food Chains
Food Webs
Review
100
Green plants that make their own food are called?
Producers
100
Animals that eat ONLY plants are called_________
Herbivores
100
A food chain passes ________ from one living thing to another.
Energy
100
Food webs are made from _________ __________ that overlap
food chains
100
make a food chain with the following: -mouse -snake -seeds -hawk
What is seeds - mouse - snake - hawk
200
Animals that need to eat to get energy are called?
Consumers
200
Animals that eat ONLY other animals
Carnivores
200
A food chain ALWAYS begins with__________
Producer (or the sun)
200
All plants and animals in an area make up a ____________
What is a community, habitat or ecosystem
200

A complex diagram that shows how ALL the animals in a COMMUNITY get their energy (food).

a food web

300
All living things get ____________ from food.
energy
300
Animals that eat BOTH plants and animals
Omnivores
300
The thing that eats the producer is called the ___________
consumer
300
All food webs start with _____________
producers (or the sun)
300
The path by which energy passes from one living thing to another...
a food chain
400
Plants get their energy from _____________?
the sun
400
A carnivore that hunts and eats other animals is called a __________.
Predator
400
In a food chain the arrows show ______________.
Which way the energy is being transferred.
400
A food web is like a spider web, all things are connected...What happens when a an animal added or removed from a food web.
Other animals or plants are affected. They may die out because of lack of food.
400

How much energy is transferred from one trophic level to the next?

10%

500
Animals that break down dead organisms to get their energy are called ___________.
Decomposers
500
An animal that a predator hunts is called ________.
Prey
500
All green plants (producers) get their energy from the ____
sun
500

What type of living thing would be found at the TOP of a food web?

an apex predator (tertiary consumer) - or an omnivore/ carnivore

500

Name two food chains that where one animal can be both a secondary consumer (in chain one) or a tertiary consumer (in chain two).

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