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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Herbivores are always
producers
primary consumers
secondary consumers
tertiary consumers
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
A collection of multiple food chains is known as
food connection
food web
food tie
food cover
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Most of the flowers open in daylight so that
insects can pollinate them
they could absorb sunlight
they could transpire quickly
wind could pollinate them
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The right sequence of a food chain is
grass, cheetah and rabbit
rabbit, grass and cheetah
cheetah, rabbit and grass
grass, rabbit and cheetah
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
If the color of an insect is green, it has
less chances to survive
more chances to survive
to adopt environment to survive
to adopt the nature of a tree to survive
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Some predators prey at night like
bears
antelopes
owls
eagles
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Fish have mucus on their overlapping scales to
prevent predators
slide through water
absorb oxygen
release carbon dioxide
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
The feces and dead waste are food for
virus
insects
bacteria and fungi
viruses and bacteria
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‘Moles’ feed on
roundworms
earthworms
mice
birds
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The flow of energy from producers to consumers forms a
food ring
food chain
food tie
food transfer
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