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Food Chains treasure hunt

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What does a zebra eat?
Grass Meat Fish Eggs
What grows out of the ground?
Carrot Car Phone Shoe
Which animal eats berries?
A bird A shark A crocodile An octopus
What does a badger eat?
Worms and insects Candy Clothes Books
Which animal eats nectar?
A butterfly A wolf A mouse A fish
What does a worm eat?
Dead leaves Candy Toys Clothing
What does a beetle eat?
Plant roots Chips Ice creams Birds
What does a squirrel eat?
Nuts Pizza Rabbits Spiders
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What do birds of prey need to hunt?
Sharp claws Long teeth Large ears A long tail
Which animal catches fish in the water?
A heron A mole A hamster A snake
What do foxes eat besides rabbits?
Mice and birds Grass only Fruit only Water only
What does a roe deer eat?
Leaves and twigs Meat Fish Insects
What do cows eat at pasture?
Grass Meat Fish Other cows
Which animal eats eggs from other birds?
A crow A pigeon A chicken A canary
Which animal mainly eats nuts?
Squirrel Dog Cat Elephant
What does a shark eat?
Fish and seals Seaweed Coral Seawater
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In which ecosystem do you find krill as an important food source?
In the ocean In the forest In the desert In the mountains
What is a filter feeder?
An animal that filters small particles out of water An animal that only eats big fish An animal that filters plants from the air An animal that makes coffee
Why are decomposers so important?
They return nutrients to the soil They eat all the harmful animals They protect plants from diseases They make it beautiful again
Which of these animals has the strongest bite?
A crocodile A mouse A butterfly A frog
Which animal uses echolocation to find its prey?
A bat A rabbit A butterfly A turtle
What does the word 'producer' mean in a food chain?
A living creature that can make its own food An animal that eats only meat An animal that eats other animals A plant that is dead
Which animal can be at multiple levels in the food chain?
A person who eats vegetables and meat A snake that only eats mice A rabbit that only eats carrots A tree that uses only sunlight
What is the main difference between a producer and a consumer?
Producers make their own food, consumers must seek it out Producers are bigger than consumers Producers live longer than consumers Producers are nicer than consumers
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What role do aphids play in a food chain?
They are food for ladybirds and birds They break down dead leaves They pollinate flowers They make their own food from sunlight
Which animals ensure that too much algae does not grow in rivers?
Small crustaceans and aquatic insects Big fish like pike Birds such as herons Mammals such as otters
What happens when too many deer live in a forest?
They eat too many saplings, changing the forest The forest is getting greener More butterflies are coming Trees are growing faster
Which animal is a top hunter (apex predator) in the North Sea?
Grey seal Shrimp Sea anemone Starfish
Which animal ensures that there is not too much algae in ponds?
Water fleas Pike Ducks Dragonflies
What is the role of scavenging animals in a food chain?
They clean up dead animals They make their own food They only hunt live animals They only eat plants
Which of these statements about food webs is correct?
Most animals eat different types of food Each animal eats only one type of food Food webs consist of only three links In food webs, animals never eat plants
Why are worms so important for soil?
They loosen the soil and feed it with their droppings They eat all the harmful bacteria They keep the ground dry They keep plants from growing
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A Food Chains scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Food Chains, part of the theme Nature. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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