Wild Life

Based on the food web below, which of the following organisms is an example of a carnivore?

• Rabbit

• Grass

• Eagle

• Grasshopper

Which of the following best completes Area 3?

• Fresh water meets salt water

• Temperatures always cold

• Heavy amounts of rain

• Terrestrial ecosystem

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The image below shows a tomato hornworm with wasp cocoons growing on its back. Wasp larva feed on the worm as they grow and mature which eventually kills the worm. In this relationship the worm represents which of the following?

• Consumer

• Predator

• Parasite

• Host

The model below summarizes components of an aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem. Which of the following organisms could be a part of both ecosystems?

• bird

• alligator

• bull

• goat

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From what source does the fox receive its energy?

• from the rabbit that eats the grass

• from the food it makes itself

• directly from the Sun

• directly from the grass

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How would energy MOST likely flow between the organisms?

• grasshopper, frog, snake, hawk

• hawk, snake, grasshopper, frog

• snake, grasshopper, frog, hawk

• frog, grasshopper, hawk, snake

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Which organism living in the pond uses the energy from sunlight to make food?

• sunfish

• bullfrog

• water lily

• wood duck

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Part of a food web is shown below. Which of the animals from this food web is a herbivore?

• rabbit

• snake

• eagle

• roadrunner

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Which statement best explains how the role of an organism in a food chain is described?

• The role of an organism in a food chain is described by the organism’s size.

• The role of an organism in a food chain is described by the way it gets its energy.

• The role of an organism in a food chain is described by the organism’s lifespan.

• The role of an organism in a food chain is described by the speed of the organism.

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Is a deer an abiotic or biotic factor? 

• abiotic

• biotic