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Ecosystems: Pyramids & Food Chains

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Quick true/false quiz on energy flow and trophic levels.

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Ecosystems: Pyramids & Food Chains
 

Ecosystems: Pyramids & Food ChainsOnline version

Quick true/false quiz on energy flow and trophic levels.

by Kurleen Nedd
1

Predators always kill all of their prey.

2

Only animals transfer energy in food chains.

3

Food chains are never longer than four trophic levels.

4

Producers are green plants that make glucose during photosynthesis.

5

The arrows in a food chain show the flow of energy from one organism to the next.

6

Decomposers are not involved in recycling nutrients in ecosystems.

7

Plants are multicellular and perform photosynthesis.

8

A simple food chain example is algae → mosquito larvae → dragon fly larvae → perch.

9

The position of an organism in a food chain is its trophic level, with producers at level 1.

10

Examples of decomposers are fungi and bacteria

11

Biomass generally decreases as you go up the food chain in a healthy ecosystem.

12

Symbiosis refers only to parasitism.

13

Decomposers breakdown other non living organisms

14

Mosses have true roots.

15

Vertebrates have backbones.

16

Viruses are cells.

17

Bacteria are unicellular and have no true nucleus.

18

Fungi reproduce by spores.

19

The cell wall of bacteria contains peptidoglycan.

20

Conifers produce flowers.

21

Monocots have net-like veins.

22

Arthropods are vertebrates.

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