Food chain

What usually starts food chains?

• 1. Green plants

• 2. Worms

• 3. Sunlight

• 4. Animals that eat plants only

Which of the following animals are herbivores?

• 1. Hawks

• 2. Polar bears

• 3. Oxen

• 4. Lizard

Which of the following animals is not a carnivore?

• 1. Lion

• 2. Wolf

• 3. Leopard

• 4. Hippopotamus

What we call the animals that eat plants only?

• 1. Herbivores

• 2. Carnivores

• 3. Omnivores

• 4. Decomposer

What we call the animals that eat both plants and animals?

• 1. Herbivores

• 2. Carnivores

• 3. Omnivores

• 4. Decomposer

Which of the following can be inferred about the decomposers?

• 1. If there were no decomposers, wastes and the remains of dead animals would pile up.

• 2. They break down the alive animals which then return to soil, so plants can use them again.

• 3. They are one type of animals that eat both plant and animals called omnivores.

• 4. They simply use sunlight and water to produce the energy.

What is the last paragraph mainly about?

• 1. The world without plants

• 2. How the food chain is necessity

• 3. How animals survive

• 4. The danger of the link in food chain

What will happen if there were no plants in this world?

• 1. All animals would be in danger of extinction.

• 2. The herbivores would turn to eat animals.

• 3. A consumer would be able to make the energy from the sunlight.

• 4. Decomposers would be the producer of the food chain.

According to the passage, which of the following statement is TRUE?

• 1. Any color plants usually use the moonlight to make the energy and start the food chain.

• 2. There are two types of the consumers which are herbivores and carnivores.

• 3. The decomposers are the last link in the food chain that break down

  dead animals into the soil.

• 4. Some links in the food chain are less important than others while the producer is the most important link in each chain.

What is the passage mainly about?

• 1. The importance of food chain

• 2. Three types of the consumers

• 3. How decomposers break down the animals return to soil

• 4. The components of food chain and its significance