Food Webs

Question 0

Invasive Species

Answer 0

They are not a natural fit to the ecosystem and are usually introduced in some way. They are harmful to an ecosystem.

Question 1

Prey

Answer 1

Animals that are hunted and eaten by a predator.

Question 2

Secondary Consumer

Answer 2

Animals that eat herbivores.

Question 3

Predators

Answer 3

Animals that hunt and eat other animals to survive.

Question 4

Commensalism

Answer 4

A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and other one is not affected.

Question 5

Ecosystem

Answer 5

A biological community of organisms together with their habitat.

Question 6

Herbivores

Answer 6

Animals that only eat plants.

Question 7

Decomposers

Answer 7

Organisms in a food chain that break down dead and decaying matter.

Question 8

Producer

Answer 8

Organisms in a food chain that are able to make their own food.

Question 9

Symbiosis

Answer 9

Any close relationship between species.

Question 10

Consumer

Answer 10

Organisms in a food chain that eat other organisms, especially live ones.

Question 11

Carnivore

Answer 11

Animals that eat only other animals.

Question 12

Mutualism

Answer 12

A symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit.

Question 13

Food Chain

Answer 13

Groups of plants and animals that all have a relationship with each other through what they eat.

Question 14

Food Web

Answer 14

The interconnected feeding relationships within an ecosystem.

Question 15

Parasitism

Answer 15

A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and one is harmed.

Question 16

Omnivore

Answer 16

Animals that eat both plants and animals.

Question 17

Tertiary Consumer

Answer 17

Carnivores that eat other carnivores (they eat secondary consumers).

Question 18

Animals that are hunted and eaten by a predator.

Answer 18

Prey

Question 19

They are not a natural fit to the ecosystem and are usually introduced in some way. They are harmful to an ecosystem.

Answer 19

Invasive Species

Question 20

Animals that eat herbivores.

Answer 20

Secondary Consumer

Question 21

Animals that hunt and eat other animals to survive.

Answer 21

Predators

Question 22

A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and other one is not affected.

Answer 22

Commensalism

Question 23

A biological community of organisms together with their habitat.

Answer 23

Ecosystem

Question 24

Animals that only eat plants.

Answer 24

Herbivores

Question 25

Organisms in a food chain that break down dead and decaying matter.

Answer 25

Decomposers

Question 26

Organisms in a food chain that are able to make their own food.

Answer 26

Producer

Question 27

Any close relationship between species.

Answer 27

Symbiosis

Question 28

Organisms in a food chain that eat other organisms, especially live ones.

Answer 28

Consumer

Question 29

Animals that eat only other animals.

Answer 29

Carnivore

Question 30

A symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit.

Answer 30

Mutualism

Question 31

Groups of plants and animals that all have a relationship with each other through what they eat.

Answer 31

Food Chain

Question 32

The interconnected feeding relationships within an ecosystem.

Answer 32

Food Web

Question 33

A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and one is harmed.

Answer 33

Parasitism

Question 34

Animals that eat both plants and animals.

Answer 34

Omnivore

Question 35

Carnivores that eat other carnivores (they eat secondary consumers).

Answer 35

Tertiary Consumer