Food Chains/Food Webs

Front

Which organism can make its own food? Options: Rabbit, Daisy, Mushroom, Earthworm

Back

Daisy

Front

How does an elephant get the energy it needs to survive? Options: Drinks water from streams, Warms itself in the sun, Eats grass and leaves, Sleeps on the ground.

Back

Eats grass and leaves

Front

In a pond food chain, how does the large fish get its energy?

Back

preying on small fish

Front

A prairie food web is illustrated here. If all of the squirrels were removed from this food web, which animal population will most likely decrease first?

Back

Hawks

Front

A pond food web is illustrated here. If a pesticide killed all the insect larvae in this food web, all of the following would immediately result EXCEPT: - bass would have more minnows to eat - snails would have more algae available - sunfish would be forced to eat more snails - minnows would lose a source of energy

Back

bass would have more minnows to eat

Front

How do plants get their food?

Back

making it from sunlight

Front

Food webs begin with energy supplied by –

Back

the Sun

Front

In order to make their own food, plants need sunlight, water, and which gas from the atmosphere?

Back

Carbon Dioxide

Front

The diagram illustrates a gulf food web. The herring gull depends directly on all of the following organisms for food EXCEPT – blue crab, grass shrimp, diamondback terrapin, sheepshead minnow

Back

grass shrimp

Front

Effect on organisms if a highway destroyed most of the grass in a prairie food web?

Back

Deer would move elsewhere to find food.