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Food Chains treasure hunt

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

What do young birds eat?
Mum's worms Chocolate Candy Biscuits
What does a dragonfly eat?
Mosquitoes Apples Bread Sugar
What does a beetle eat?
Plant roots Chips Ice creams Birds
Who makes honey?
Bees Cows Dogs Cats
Which animal eats grass underwater?
A duck A lion A tiger A dog
What does an owl eat?
Mice Leaves Honey Apples
What does a badger eat?
Worms and insects Candy Clothes Books
What does a frog eat?
Flies Flowers Bananas Stone
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What does a shark eat?
Fish and seals Seaweed Coral Seawater
What does a snake eat?
Mice and frogs Apples Grass Bread
What does a roe deer eat?
Leaves and twigs Meat Fish Insects
Which animal is a carnivore?
A lion A rabbit A cow A sheep
What do foxes eat besides rabbits?
Mice and birds Grass only Fruit only Water only
What does a turtle eat?
Plants and sometimes fish Only stones Sand only Plastic only
What does a butterfly eat?
Nectar from flowers Leaves Other butterflies Stone
Which animal mainly eats nuts?
Squirrel Dog Cat Elephant
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What do you call it when animals become less active and eat little in winter?
Hibernation or hibernation Migration Camouflage Photosynthesis
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
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
Which animal is an example of an apex predator?
A great white shark in the ocean A zebra in the savannah A bee in the garden A mouse in the field
Which animal uses echolocation to find its prey?
A bat A rabbit A butterfly A turtle
Which animals are omnivores?
Animals that eat both plants and meat Animals eating only meat Animals that eat only plants Animals that eat only nuts
Which animal is a filter-feeder?
A whale filtering krill A lion hunting zebras A monkey eating bananas A snake stealing eggs
Which of these plants is a producer in an aquatic ecosystem?
Algae Fish Water fleas Ducks
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Why is it dangerous when plastic enters the ocean for food chains?
Animals eat it and can get sick from it The plastic dissolves and disappears Plastic becomes food for fish Plastic helps plants grow
What is characteristic of a key species in an ecosystem?
Its disappearance has major implications for other species It is always the largest animal in the area It only eats plants It lives only at night
What characterises energy transfer between links in a food chain?
Only about 10% move on to the next link All energy moves on to the next link Exactly half move on to the next link Instead, energy comes with each link
What role do fungi have in a food chain?
They break down dead plants and animals They make their own food with sunlight They hunt small animals They only eat living plants
What is an invasive species in a food chain?
An animal that does not naturally belong in that area An animal that got very old An animal that is only active at night An animal that is very small
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
What is the role of earthworms in a food chain?
They break down leaves and plant parts They make their own food from sunlight They hunt mice and other rodents They only eat live plant roots
What do we call it when venom accumulates in the fat cells of predators?
Bioaccumulation Photosynthesis Metabolism Osmosis
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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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