Basics
Consumers
Adaptations
Chain Stuff
Chains
100
All plants are ______________.
What are producers.
100
Omnivores, Herbivores, and Carnivores are all types of ___________?
What are consumers.
100
True or False Food Chains can be vertical, horizontal and even circular?
What is true.
100
The __________ breaks down the dead remains of the organisms and the cycle starts again.
What is The decomposer.
100
A food chain shows_____________________.
What is the flow of energy is an ecosystem.
200
A producer is an organism that _______________________.
What is makes its own food.
200
These organisms eat only other organisms containing flesh.
What are Carnivores
200
What provides the energy in a food chain?
What is the sun.
200
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How many food chains in this food web?
What is 7
200
We use arrows in a food chain to show which way the _______ is moving.
What is energy
300
Producers use ____________ to make their food.
What is energy from the sun
300
These organisms only eat plants or producers.
What are herbivores
300
Name two types of producers besides grass, trees, and bushes.
What are any two vegetables or fruits.
Example: Corn, Carrots, Mangoes, Flowers
300
Name the producer in each food chain.
What are corn, carrots, and grass
300
A food chain always starts with a _________
What is plant or producer
400
T or F All plants are producers.
What is T
400
These organisms are both meat eaters and plant eaters.
What are Omnivores
400
Grass/Rabbit/Fox/Wolf
Which organism is in the Secondary Consumer position?
What is the Fox.
400
Which is the primary consumer?
The grass hopper.
400
More than one food chain is a _____________
What is food web
500
T or F All food chains end with a producer?
What is F
500
T or F There are more producers in the world than consumers.
What is T
500
T or F A small Carnivore is usually a Primary Consumer.
What is F
500
Name a type of decomposer.
What is fungi, mushroom, bacteria!
500
Put this food chain in order
grasshopper, owl, grass, mouse
What is grass, grasshopper, mouse, owl