Food chains and food webs in the environment Practice exercise 4

Course: Grade 9 Integrated Science - Living things and their environment - The Interdependence of life

Quiz Questions (34 questions)

Question 1
A farmer cleared all the grass in his land. What will most likely happen to the rabbits and lions in the food web?
Question 2
A farmer cleared all the grass in his land. What will most likely happen to the rabbits and lions in the food web?  (1 mark)
Question 3
A farmer cleared all the grass in his land. What will most likely happen to the rabbits and lions in the food web?  (1 mark)
Question 4
In the food chain shown below, which organism would be directly affected first if crickets were removed?
Question 5
In the food chain shown below, which organism would be directly affected first if crickets were removed?  (1 mark)
Question 6
In the food chain shown below, which organism would be directly affected first if crickets were removed?  (1 mark)
Question 7
In the food chain shown below, which organism would be directly affected first if crickets were removed?  (1 mark)
Question 8
In the food chain shown below, what will most likely happen if all the mice die out?
Question 9
In the food chain shown below, what will most likely happen if all the mice die out?   (1 mark)
Question 10
In the food chain shown below, what will most likely happen if all the mice die out?   (1 mark)
Question 11
In the food chain shown below, what will most likely happen if all the mice die out?   (1 mark)
Question 12
James noticed that spiders disappeared from his garden. What will most likely happen to the population of insects and the plants?
Question 13
James noticed that spiders disappeared from his garden. What will most likely happen to the population of insects and the plants?  (1 mark)
Question 14
James noticed that spiders disappeared from his garden. What will most likely happen to the population of insects and the plants?  (1 mark)
Question 15
Why is it important for ecosystems to have many interconnected food chains instead of a single food chain?
Question 16
Why is it important for ecosystems to have many interconnected food chains instead of a single food chain?  (1 mark)
Question 17
Why is it important for ecosystems to have many interconnected food chains instead of a single food chain?  (1 mark)
Question 18
Why is it important for ecosystems to have many interconnected food chains instead of a single food chain?  (1 mark)
Question 19
Farmers in a village killed most of the snakes thinking they were dangerous. What unexpected effect might this have on their maize crops?
Question 20
Farmers in a village killed most of the snakes thinking they were dangerous. What unexpected effect might this have on their maize crops?  (1 mark)
Question 21
Farmers in a village killed most of the snakes thinking they were dangerous. What unexpected effect might this have on their maize crops?  (1 mark)
Question 22
If vultures are removed from a savannah ecosystem, what is the most likely consequence?
Question 23
If vultures are removed from a savannah ecosystem, what is the most likely consequence?  (1 mark)
Question 24
If vultures are removed from a savannah ecosystem, what is the most likely consequence?  (1 mark)
Question 25
In a forest food web, caterpillars feed on tree leaves, birds feed on caterpillars, and eagles feed on birds. If deforestation removes most trees, what will happen to the eagle population?
Question 26
In a forest food web, caterpillars feed on tree leaves, birds feed on caterpillars, and eagles feed on birds. If deforestation removes most trees, what will happen to the eagle population?  (1 mark)
Question 27
In a forest food web, caterpillars feed on tree leaves, birds feed on caterpillars, and eagles feed on birds. If deforestation removes most trees, what will happen to the eagle population?  (1 mark)
Question 28
In a savannah ecosystem, lions mainly feed on zebras, while hyenas scavenge on remains. If lions decrease in number, what will most likely happen to the zebra and hyena populations?
Question 29
In a savannah ecosystem, lions mainly feed on zebras, while hyenas scavenge on remains. If lions decrease in number, what will most likely happen to the zebra and hyena populations?  (1 mark)
Question 30
In a savannah ecosystem, lions mainly feed on zebras, while hyenas scavenge on remains. If lions decrease in number, what will most likely happen to the zebra and hyena populations?  (1 mark)
Question 31
The table below shows a simplified food web in a grassland ecosystem. Which organism is both a primary and a secondary consumer? OrganismFeeds onEaten by Grass—Grasshopper, Zebra GrasshopperGrassFrog, Chicken ZebraGrassLion FrogGrasshopperSnake ChickenGrasshopperHuman SnakeFrogEagle HumanChicken, Plants— EagleSnake—
Question 32
The table below shows a simplified food web in a grassland ecosystem. Which organism is both a primary and a secondary consumer?  (1 mark) Organism Feeds on Eaten by Grass — Grasshopper, Zebra Grasshopper Grass Frog, Chicken Zebra Grass Lion Frog Grasshopper Snake Chicken Grasshopper Human Snake Frog Eagle Human Chicken, Plants — Eagle Snake —
Question 33
The table below shows a simplified food web in a grassland ecosystem. Which organism is both a primary and a secondary consumer?  (1 mark) Organism Feeds on Eaten by Grass — Grasshopper, Zebra Grasshopper Grass Frog, Chicken Zebra Grass Lion Frog Grasshopper Snake Chicken Grasshopper Human Snake Frog Eagle Human Chicken, Plants — Eagle Snake —
Question 34
The table below shows a simplified food web in a grassland ecosystem. Which organism is both a primary and a secondary consumer?  (1 mark) Organism Feeds on Eaten by Grass — Grasshopper, Zebra Grasshopper Grass Frog, Chicken Zebra Grass Lion Frog Grasshopper Snake Chicken Grasshopper Human Snake Frog Eagle Human Chicken, Plants — Eagle Snake —

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