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This quiz explores fundamental concepts in ecology, including food chains, instincts, and the mutual needs of animals and plants. Participants will answer questions about the feeding relationships in nature, the roles of producers and consumers, and the importance of reproduction strategies among aquatic creatures. Each question challenges your understanding of ecological interactions and the instinctual behaviors of animals. Test your knowledge and discover more about the intricate web of life on Earth!
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We see grasshoppers eating plants, frogs eating grasshoppers, snakes eating frogs, and hawks eating snakes. What do we call this? A. a feeding cycle B. a food chain C. an eating chain D. a meal cycle
What is an example of an instinct? A. a dog catching a stick B. a horse performing at a horse show C. a bird feeding its young D. a student doing homework
Why do fish and frogs lay so many eggs in a pond? A. many fish and tadpoles swim away B. many eggs and young are eaten by other animals C. fish and frogs grow too slowly D. there are too many fish and frogs
What are organisms that make their own food called? A. consumers B. producers C. omnivores D. predators
Animals and plants need each other. Which statement about their mutual needs is NOT correct? A. Animals need carbon dioxide, and plants need oxygen B. Animals give off carbon dioxide needed by plants C. Plants give off oxygen needed by animals D. Animals need oxygen, and plants need carbon dioxide
What do you call the organisms at the beginning of every food chain? A. producers B. consumers C. herbivores D. carnivores
When plants make their own food, they add what gas to the atmosphere? A. Nitrogen B. Carbon dioxide C. Oxygen D. Hydrogen