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Froggy Jumps Yaqeen Quest: Grade 6 CertaintyOnline version Certainty in faith basics by Aya Elsayed 1 What is a food chain? a A diagram showing how energy moves between living things b A place where animals live c A group of plants 2 What do arrows in a food chain represent? a Animal size b Direction of energy transfer c Animal speed 3 Which of the following is a producer? a Cow b Lion c Grass 4 What do producers use to make food? a Sunlight b Soil c Water only 5 Which organism is a consumer? a Tree b Flower c Rabbit 6 Which of the following is a herbivore? a Goat b Eagle c Tiger 7 Which of the following is a carnivore? a Lion b Cow c Deer 8 What is always found at the start of a food chain? a Carnivore b Producer c Consumer 9 Why do consumers depend on producers? a For energy b For water c For shelter 10 A frog eats insects, worms, and beetles. This shows that: a It is part of many food chains b It is a producer c It eats only one food 11 What is a food web? a A single food chain b A type of plant c A group of connected food chains 12 Why are food webs more accurate than food chains? a They show only one path b They show many feeding relationships c They are simpler 13 What happens to some of the energy in a herbivore’s body? a It disappears completely b It turns into water c It is used for life processes 14 When energy is transferred in a food chain, some energy is: a Lost as heat b Stored forever c Increased 15 Why does energy decrease along a food chain? a Plants use too much energy b Energy is lost at each stage c Animals get bigger 16 If a herbivore disappears, what happens to carnivores? a They become producers b They get more energy c They may have less food 17 Which of the following best shows a food chain? a Deer → Grass → Lion b Grass → Deer → Lion c Lion → Grass → Deer

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Yaqeen Quest: Grade 6 Certainty

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Yaqeen Quest: Grade 6 CertaintyOnline version

by Aya Elsayed

What is a food chain?

What do arrows in a food chain represent?

Which of the following is a producer?

What do producers use to make food?

Which organism is a consumer?

Which of the following is a herbivore?

Which of the following is a carnivore?

What is always found at the start of a food chain?

Why do consumers depend on producers?

A frog eats insects, worms, and beetles. This shows that:

What is a food web?

Why are food webs more accurate than food chains?

What happens to some of the energy in a herbivore’s body?

When energy is transferred in a food chain, some energy is:

Why does energy decrease along a food chain?

If a herbivore disappears, what happens to carnivores?

Which of the following best shows a food chain?