Food Chains Practice

What describes how different organisms eat each other for survival? A menu A food chain or food web An animal diet The chain usually starts with a _. big animal and ends with a small animal plant and ends with a decomposer starts with a worm and ends with grass A food chain is made up of Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers. Draw a line to match the following things to their role in the food chain. trees producer human consumer Earth worm decomposer mold and fungus decomposers birds consumers The only living things which create new energy for other living things people waterfalls plants Animals that eat plants are called _. primary consumers or herbivores secondary consumers or carnivores omnivores Animals that eat other animals are called _. primary consumers or herbivores secondary consumers or carnivores omnivores Animal-- like humans, pigs, and bears--that eat both plants and animals are called _. primary consumers or herbivores secondary consumers or carnivores omnivores Things in an ecosystem are all connected. True False Food Chain Click on the blue circles below label using the following words: secondary consumer, tertiary consumer, primary consumer, producer. producer primary consumer secondary consumer tertiary consumer