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Froggy Jumps Energy Paths: Food Chains & WebsOnline version Energy flow in ecosystems by Tyshana Soorajdin 1 What primarily starts a food chain in most ecosystems? a an omnivore b a top predator c a producer (usually a plant) 2 In a food chain, what happens to most energy as it moves from one level to the next? a It is stored completely in biomass b It doubles c It is lost as heat and used for life processes 3 Which organism is typically the primary source of energy in terrestrial ecosystems? a plants (photosynthetic producers) b decomposers c top carnivores 4 What is a food web? a A network of interconnected food chains in an ecosystem b A list of only producers c A single chain from producer to apex predator 5 Which trophic level contains herbivores that eat producers? a Secondary consumers b Primary consumers c Tertiary consumers 6 Which of the following best describes a keystone species in a food web? a A species that is a top predator only b A rare species with no predators c A species with a disproportionately large effect on ecosystem structure 7 What typically happens to energy as it moves up the trophic levels in a food chain? a All energy is transferred b Only a fraction is transferred to the next level c Energy doubles at each level 8 Which organism is most likely a secondary consumer? a A carnivore that eats herbivores b A producer c An omnivore that eats plants 9 How do food webs contribute to ecosystem stability? a They distribute energy and reduce the impact of a single loss b They cause energy to vanish quickly c They eliminate predators 10 If a top predator disappears, what is a common consequence in a food web? a Producers increase massively b Decomposers die out c Prey populations may rise, altering lower trophic levels

Froggy Jumps

Energy Paths: Food Chains & WebsOnline version

Energy flow in ecosystems

by Tyshana Soorajdin

What primarily starts a food chain in most ecosystems?

an omnivore

a top predator

a producer (usually a plant)

In a food chain, what happens to most energy as it moves from one level to the next?

It is stored completely in biomass

It doubles

It is lost as heat and used for life processes

Which organism is typically the primary source of energy in terrestrial ecosystems?

plants (photosynthetic producers)

decomposers

top carnivores

What is a food web?

A network of interconnected food chains in an ecosystem

A list of only producers

A single chain from producer to apex predator

Which trophic level contains herbivores that eat producers?

Secondary consumers

Primary consumers

Tertiary consumers

Which of the following best describes a keystone species in a food web?

A species that is a top predator only

A rare species with no predators

A species with a disproportionately large effect on ecosystem structure

What typically happens to energy as it moves up the trophic levels in a food chain?

All energy is transferred

Only a fraction is transferred to the next level

Energy doubles at each level

Which organism is most likely a secondary consumer?

A carnivore that eats herbivores

A producer

An omnivore that eats plants

How do food webs contribute to ecosystem stability?

They distribute energy and reduce the impact of a single loss

They cause energy to vanish quickly

They eliminate predators

If a top predator disappears, what is a common consequence in a food web?

Producers increase massively

Decomposers die out

Prey populations may rise, altering lower trophic levels

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Energy Paths: Food Chains & WebsOnline version

by Tyshana Soorajdin

What primarily starts a food chain in most ecosystems?

In a food chain, what happens to most energy as it moves from one level to the next?

Which organism is typically the primary source of energy in terrestrial ecosystems?

What is a food web?

Which trophic level contains herbivores that eat producers?

Which of the following best describes a keystone species in a food web?

What typically happens to energy as it moves up the trophic levels in a food chain?

Which organism is most likely a secondary consumer?

How do food webs contribute to ecosystem stability?

If a top predator disappears, what is a common consequence in a food web?

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