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Food Webs
Rose → aphid → ladybug. In this food chain, the ladybug is the secondary consumer.

Food Webs

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Food webs are cycles of what eats what. All living things, plants and animals, need energy in order to survive. Plants (like grass for example) create energy from sunlight by photosynthesis. This is then transferred to herbivores (like rabbits) which eat the plants. Predators (such as foxes) then eat the herbivores and the energy is transferred once more. These transfers of energy are what we call food chains.

1 .
What is an omnivore?
An omnivore eats only green plants
An omnivore is a top carnivore
An omnivore eats both plants and animals
An omnivore is a decomposer
Humans are omnivores
2 .
What does a decomposer do in a food web?
They provide food for herbivores
They recycle nutrients by feeding on dead and decaying materials
They convert energy from sunlight into food
They create soil
Decomposers include earthworms, woodlice, fungi and bacteria, and represent the end of any food web because they feed on dead organisms
3 .
In a food web, green plants are known as producers. Why is this?
Because plants are not carnivores
Because plants are the most efficient at transferring energy
Because plants create their own food from sunlight
Because plants are inefficient at transferring energy
Plants use photosynthesis to convert sunlight into food
4 .
Which of these species is a producer?
Polar bear
Algae
Shrimp
Cod
Producers are always green plants
5 .
Which of the following support all life on Earth?
Insects
Mammals
Carnivores
Green plants
Because plants create their own food from sunlight, using photosynthesis, they are the only means of transferring energy from the Sun to all life on Earth
6 .
Rose → aphid → ladybug. In this food chain, what is the ladybug?
The producer
A decomposer
The secondary consumer
The primary consumer
The rose is the producer, the aphid is the primary consumer and the ladybug is the secondary consumer
7 .
In a food web, secondary consumers eat the primary consumers, or herbivores. Which one of these is a secondary consumer?
Fox
Caterpillar
Rabbit
Cow
Caterpillars, rabbits and cows are all herbivores and so primary consumers
8 .
What must be at the beginning of every food chain?
A herbivore
A green plant
A decomposer
An omnivore
Plants always come at the beginning of a food chain, which is why they are known as producers - only plants can turn sunlight into food
9 .
Which consumers eat only plants?
Herbivores
Omnivores
Carnivores
Other plants
Herbivores are called primary consumers because they are able to gain all their energy through digesting plants
10 .
Which of these food chains is in the right order?
Shrimp → algae → cod → seal → polar bear
Algae → cod → shrimp → seal → polar bear
Polar bear → seal → cod → shrimp → algae
Algae → shrimp → cod → seal → polar bear
Remember: ' ¨ ' means 'eaten by'
Author:  Sheri Smith
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