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Producers, consumers, predators and prey

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) Β· 16 questions Β· Common Core: NGSS.5-LS2-1, NGSS.MS-LS2-3 Β· England: KS2 Y4 Animals, including humans

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  1. Question 1

    lettuce β†’ slug β†’ hedgehog β†’ badger Which animal is the predator of the hedgehog?

    • A. hedgehog
    • B. lettuce
    • C. badger
    • D. slug
  2. Question 2

    acacia leaves β†’ giraffe β†’ lion What is the lion in this food chain?

    • A. secondary consumer
    • B. producer
    • C. primary consumer
    • D. tertiary consumer
  3. Question 3

    Food chains: which statement is true?

    • A. Producers eat consumers.
    • B. Herbivores are predators.
    • C. A food chain can start with a lion.
    • D. A top (apex) predator has no natural predators as an adult.
  4. Question 4

    grass β†’ zebra β†’ lion Which animal is the prey of the lion?

    • A. zebra
    • B. lion
    • C. grass
  5. Question 5

    algae β†’ tadpole β†’ fish β†’ heron What is the tadpole in this food chain?

    • A. primary consumer
    • B. tertiary consumer
    • C. producer
    • D. secondary consumer
  6. Question 6

    Food chains: which statement is true?

    • A. Producers eat consumers.
    • B. A consumer gets its energy by eating other living things.
    • C. Herbivores are predators.
    • D. A food chain can start with a lion.
  7. Question 7

    seeds β†’ mouse β†’ owl Which animal is the predator of the mouse?

    • A. seeds
    • B. mouse
    • C. owl
  8. Question 8

    lettuce β†’ slug β†’ hedgehog β†’ badger What is the slug in this food chain?

    • A. primary consumer
    • B. secondary consumer
    • C. producer
    • D. tertiary consumer
  9. Question 9

    Food chains: which statement is true?

    • A. A consumer gets its energy by eating other living things.
    • B. Producers eat consumers.
    • C. A food chain can start with a lion.
    • D. Herbivores are predators.
  10. Question 10

    grass β†’ rabbit β†’ fox Which animal is the predator of the rabbit?

    • A. fox
    • B. grass
    • C. rabbit
  11. Question 11

    seeds β†’ mouse β†’ owl What is the seeds in this food chain?

    • A. producer
    • B. secondary consumer
    • C. primary consumer
    • D. tertiary consumer
  12. Question 12

    Food chains: which statement is true?

    • A. Producers eat consumers.
    • B. A top (apex) predator has no natural predators as an adult.
    • C. Herbivores are predators.
    • D. A food chain can start with a lion.
  13. Question 13

    grass β†’ zebra β†’ lion Which animal is the predator of the zebra?

    • A. lion
    • B. grass
    • C. zebra
  14. Question 14

    oak leaves β†’ caterpillar β†’ blue tit β†’ sparrowhawk What is the sparrowhawk in this food chain?

    • A. tertiary consumer
    • B. primary consumer
    • C. producer
    • D. secondary consumer
  15. Question 15

    Food chains: which statement is true?

    • A. A food chain can start with a lion.
    • B. Producers eat consumers.
    • C. Herbivores are predators.
    • D. A consumer gets its energy by eating other living things.
  16. Question 16

    lettuce β†’ slug β†’ hedgehog β†’ badger Which animal is the prey of the hedgehog?

    • A. badger
    • B. hedgehog
    • C. lettuce
    • D. slug

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Answer key: Producers, consumers, predators and prey

  1. 1. C. badger

  2. 2. A. secondary consumer

  3. 3. D. A top (apex) predator has no natural predators as an adult.

  4. 4. A. zebra

  5. 5. A. primary consumer

  6. 6. B. A consumer gets its energy by eating other living things.

  7. 7. C. owl

  8. 8. A. primary consumer

  9. 9. A. A consumer gets its energy by eating other living things.

  10. 10. A. fox

  11. 11. A. producer

  12. 12. B. A top (apex) predator has no natural predators as an adult.

  13. 13. A. lion

  14. 14. A. tertiary consumer

  15. 15. D. A consumer gets its energy by eating other living things.

  16. 16. D. slug