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How do producers make their food?

• energy from Sun, carbon dioxide, water & nutrients

• energy from Sun, oxygen, water & nutrients

• use energy from eating other plants

• use energy from eating other animals

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Why do consumers need to eat?

• to find habitats

• get energy

• to breathe

• to reproduce

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Why do producers make their own food?

• to breathe

• to reproduce

• to grow

• to be a food source

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In this food chain, where did the plant get its energy? Sun→plant→mouse→owl?

• food it made

• mouse

• owl

• Sun

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In this food chain, where did the mouse get its energy? Sun→plant→mouse→owl?

• owl

• Sun

• plant

• food it made

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In this food chain, where did the owl get its energy? Sun→plant→mouse→owl?

• food it made

• plant

• Sun

• mouse

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What is an herbivore?

• animal that eats plants

• animal that eats other animals

• plant that makes its own food

• animal that uses Sun's energy

What is a carnivore?

• animal that eats plants

• animal that eats other animals

• plant that makes its own food

• animal that uses Sun's energy

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What is a omnivore?

• animals that eats other animals

• animal that eats plants

• animal that eats plants and animals

• animal that uses Sun's energy

What is a predator?

• organism that kills/eats other organism for energy

• organism that is eaten for energy

• producer that makes its own food for energy

• consumer that makes its own food for energy