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Where do producers get their energy?
the sun
Are all animals consumers? Explain
Yes - they get their energy from food (either plants or other animals).
Can energy can change forms?
yes
Can energy move?
Yes
Can you destroy energy?
No
Can you make energy?
No
What energy changes are there?
electrical energy changes to movement and sound
What are all the predators?
frog, snake and hawk
Is a frog a herbivore? Explain.
No, it eats grasshoppers. Herbivores do not eat other animals
What are all the consumers in this food chain?
grasshopper, frog, snake and hawk
What is the producer in this food chain?
grass
Give 3 examples of carnivores.
Examples: lions, tigers and crocodiles
Give 3 examples of omnivores.
Examples: humans, cows and pigs.
What is the best word for this definition: an animal that eats both plants and animals.
omnivore
What is the best word for this definition: an animal that eats only other animals.
carnivore
What is the best word for this definition: an animal that eats only plants.
herbivore
What is a 'prey' in a food chain?
An animal eaten by a predator.
What is a 'producer' in a food chain?
A plant. It produces it's own food. Consumers eat producers for energy.
Draw an energy chain to show how energy moves between water, the cup and the surrounding environment.
water -> cup -> surrounding environment
What type of energy is transferred to the radio? And what energy does it change into?
electrical changes into sound
What type of energy does this show?
electrical
What type of energy allows us to hear the drum?
sound
What 2 types of energy does the stove have?
heat and light
What kind of energy does the ball have?
movement
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