Name: Ecosystem
Uploaded: 2019-07-19
Duration: 3 min 26 s
Description: Seas, grasslands, forests, deserts, lakes, etc., form ecosystems. An ecosystem has biotic and abiotic factors. How are these factors interrelated and interde...

Question

Match the following.

Column A	Column B
1. Snake	a. Primary consumer
2. Grasshopper	b. Decomposers
3. Symbiosis	c. Eagle
4. Autotrophs	d. Secondary carnivore
5. Scavengers	e. Blue-green algae
6. Tertiary consumer	f. Lichen

Accepted Answer

1-d

Plants can be eaten by primary consumers such as grasshoppers, and they can be eaten by snakes. Here snake is a secondary consumer.

2-a

Animals that eat plants are called primary consumers and are herbivores.

3-f

In lichens, a fungus and an alga living in permanent symbiotic relations. In this relationship, algae being photosynthetic organism produce food and fungi protect algae.

4-e

Blue-green algae are producers or autotrophs as they produce food for themselves and for all other members of the ecosystem.

5-b

Decomposers can be called scavengers. Scavengers play an important role in the ecosystem by consuming dead animals and plant material.

6-c

Eagles are secondary consumers since they are carnivorous.

Column A Column B

1. Snake d. Secondary carnivore

2. Grasshopper a. Primary consume

3. Symbiosis f. Lichen

4. Autotrophs e. Blue-green algae

4. Scavengers b.Decomposers

6. Tertiary consumer c. Eagle

Match the following.

Column A Column B

1. Snake a. Primary consumer

2. Grasshopper b. Decomposers

3. Symbiosis c. Eagle

4. Autotrophs d. Secondary carnivore

5. Scavengers e. Blue-green algae

6. Tertiary consumer f. Lichen

Important Questions on Ecosystem

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Match the following. Column A Column B 1. Snake a. Primary consumer 2. Grasshopper b. Decomposers 3. Symbiosis c. Eagle 4. Autotrophs d. Secondary carnivore 5. Scavengers e. Blue-green algae 6. Tertiary consumer f. Lichen

Important Questions on Ecosystem

Learn and Prepare for any exam you want !

Match the following.

Column A Column B

1. Snake a. Primary consumer

2. Grasshopper b. Decomposers

3. Symbiosis c. Eagle

4. Autotrophs d. Secondary carnivore

5. Scavengers e. Blue-green algae

6. Tertiary consumer f. Lichen