RFMS Science: Food Chains & Webs Lesson 2022

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6th Grade

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Logan Tubb

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RFMS Science:

Food Chains & Webs Lesson

By Logan Tubb

Multiple Choice

What is the primary source of energy in a food chain?

A producer

The sun

A decomposer

A consumer

Multiple Choice

How does a producer obtain it's energy?

By eating other organisms

By eating plants

By breaking down dead, decaying matter

By absorbing sunlight, water, and CO2 (carbon dioxide)

Multiple Choice

How does a consumer obtain it's energy?

By eating other organisms

By eating plants

By breaking down dead, decaying matter

By absorbing sunlight, water, and CO2 (carbon dioxide)

Multiple Choice

How does a decomposer obtain it's energy?

By eating other organisms

By eating plants

By breaking down dead, decaying matter

By absorbing sunlight, water, and CO2 (carbon dioxide)

Multiple Choice

Which of the following correctly depicts a food chain?

sun, grass, rabbit, snake, hawk, decomposer

sun, rabbit, grass, hawk, decomposer

sun, snake, hawk, decomposer

grass, rabbit, snake, hawk

Multiple Choice

TRUE or FALSE: Food webs are several food chains that are linked together.

TRUE

FALSE

Multiple Choice

What does the arrow mean in a food chain or food web?

An organism comes next

Gets eaten by

Go left

Go right

Multiple Choice

Overlapping food chains

food cycle

food network

food system

food web

Multiple Choice

Passing of energy, in the form of food, from one organism to another

food cycle

food network

food chain

food system

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a food web and a food chain?

A food chain is one continuous path of energy, and a food web shows overlapping paths of energy.

A food web is one continuous path of energy, and a food chain shows overlapping paths of energy.

A food chain is multiple continuous paths of energy, and a food web shows one path of energy.

There is no difference between a food chain and a food web.

RFMS Science:

Food Chains & Webs Lesson

By Logan Tubb

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