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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

Which animal eats algae?
A starfish A dog A cat A bird
What does a dragonfly eat?
Mosquitoes Apples Bread Sugar
Which animal eats fish?
A bear A goat An elephant A zebra
Which animal eats fruit from trees?
A monkey A shark A spider A snake
What does a snail eat?
Leaves Hamburgers Birds Plastic
Which animal eats sweet juices?
A hummingbird An elephant A hippopotamus A giraffe
What does an owl eat?
Mice Leaves Honey Apples
Which animal eats bamboo?
A panda A lion A tiger A whale
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Which animal hunts mice at night?
Owl Cow Sheep Rabbit
Which animal eats krill in the sea?
Blue whale Leo Elephant Monkey
Which animal mainly eats bamboo?
A panda A crocodile A monkey A whale
What do herbivores eat?
Plants only Meat only Plants and meat Fish only
Which animal eats snails?
A thrush A cow A horse A sheep
What do ants eat?
Small pieces of food Large trees Stone Water
Which animal eats seeds from pine cones?
A squirrel A cow A fish A shark
What is an omnivore?
An animal that eats both plants and meat An animal that eats only meat An animal that eats only plants An animal that never eats
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Where do most decomposers live?
In the soil between the roots High in the treetops In the deepest ocean At the South Pole
What is the function of bacteria in food chains?
They break down dead material into nutrients They make their own food with sunlight They hunt large mammals They have no function in food chains
What do detrivals eat?
Dead plant residues and leaves Live animals only Fresh plants only Stones and sand
What is the role of fungi in the food chain?
They break down dead plants and animals They make their own food with sunlight They only eat live animals They have no function in food chains
What is a secondary consumer?
An animal that eats herbivores An animal that eats only plants A plant that uses sunlight An animal that eats dead animals
Where do plants get their energy from?
From the sun From other plants Of animals From the wind
Which animal is an omnivore?
A bear eating berries and fish A zebra that only eats grass A lion eating only meat A koala eating only eucalyptus
Which part of the plant is often eaten by herbivores?
Leaves, stems and roots Just the flowers Only the bark Only the branches
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What is the main energy source for almost all food chains on earth?
Sunlight Geothermal Wind Water
Why can't food chains usually get very long?
Not enough energy left for more links Animals do not want to eat more than 3 other animals Getting too complicated for nature There are not enough different animal species
Which animals are often the first to disappear when an area becomes polluted?
The top hunters The herbivores The plants The decomposers
What do we call the amount of living matter at each level of a food chain?
Biomass Biodiversity Biogeography Biochemistry
What do we call animals that seek their food at night?
Nocturnal animals Shadow Animals Dark animals Sleeping animals
Which animal is an example of a filter-feeder in aquatic food chains?
Mussels Pike Damselflies Frogs
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 is the impact of climate change on food chains?
Timing of food and hungry animals may be out of sync All animals get bigger Food chains are always getting longer Only new species are added
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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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