Bill Nye Food Webs

The connections between living things are called...

• biological bonds

• ecological relationships

• food webs

• natural associations

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What are the connections between living things called?

• biomes

• food webs

• ecosystems

• autotrophs

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What do food webs map?

• They map the flow of energy transfer

• They map how to get from one animal to another

• They do not map anything

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Why are food webs and energy pyramids better than food chains?

• Because food webs are shaped like a spider's web

• Because food chains only show a single pathway of energy

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Where the the greatest energy found in a food web or energy pyramid?

• At the top

• At the bottom

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Which order should a food web be organized?

• Apex/tertiary consumers, secondary consumers, primary consumers, producers and decomposers

• Producers and decomposers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, Apex/tertiary consumers

• Primary consumers, secondary consumers, producers and decomposers, apex/tertiary consumers

• Producers and decomposers, secondary consumers, primary consumers, Apex/tertiary consumers

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Check all of the following that are types of consumers

• Herbivores

• Carnivores

• Omnivores

• Scavengers

• Producers

What is special about the deep ocean's food web?

• There is no sunlight, so no plants

• Microbes survive from chemosynthesis

• Microbes become the producers in this ecosystem

• All of the above

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What is the primary purpose of a food web?

• To show the flow of energy through an ecosystem

• To identify the largest predator in an ecosystem

• To map the migration patterns of animals

• To display the physical characteristics of organisms

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Which of the following organisms is typically at the base of a food web?

• Carnivores

• Herbivores

• Producers

• Decomposers

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