Multiple Choice Questions
1 In food chain, first trophic level is occupied by ...
A. carnivores
B. herbivores C. decomposers b. producers
2. In food chain, frog is ..............
A. primary consumer B. secondary consumer
C. tertiary consumer D. producer
3. Food web consist of........................ food chain/s.
A. single B. more than two C. three D. zero
4. If decomposers had been absent ..............
A. it wouldn't have made any difference. B. there would have been heaps of garbage.
C. no garbage would have been left. D. nutrients would have been thoroughly mixed with soil.
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1. In food chain, first trophic level is occupied by
(b) Producers
2. In food chain, frog is
(b) Secondary consumer
3. Food web consist of ____food chains.
(b) More than two.
4. If decomposers had been absent
(b) there would have been heaps of garbage
Food Chain
- A food chain is the sequence of events in an ecosystem in which one live organism consumes another, and that organism is then consumed by another larger organism.
- A food chain is formed by the transfer of nutrients and energy from one creature to another at different trophic levels.
- The food chain also illustrates how living species feed or interact with one another.
- Trophic level refers to the successive phases of a food chain, beginning with producers at the bottom and progressing through primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers.
- A trophic level is any level in a food chain.
Food Web:
- A food web is made up of several interrelated food chains. A food web is comparable to a food chain, however the food web is significantly larger.
- Occasionally, a single organism is consumed by a large number of predators, or it consumes a number of other organisms.
- As a result, multiple trophic levels become intertwined. The food chain fails to accurately depict the flow of energy.
- However, because it depicts the interactions of various creatures, the food web is capable of displaying the accurate representation of energy flow.
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