Lesson 6 who is eating who?

• Geography
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

Lesson 6 who is eating who?

An animal that only eats plants

An animal that only eats meat

An animal that eats a varied diet of plants and animals

fungi and bacteria that break down dead organic matter, releasing nutrients

Omnivore

Herbivore

Carnivore

Decomposers

A deer only eats grass, blackberries and acorns. Which type of animal are they?

1. Decomposer
2. Omnivore
3. Carnivore
4. Herbivore

Producer - converts energy from the sun into plant food.

Primary consumer - feed on producers

Secondary consumer - feed on primary consumers

Decomposer - break down dead organic matter, releasing nutrients into the soil

Primary consumers only eat producers. Which type of animal are they?

1. Omnivore
2. Herbivore
3. Decomposer
4. Carnivore

00:37

Which two continents would you find deciduous forests located?

1. Europe
2. South America
3. Asia
4. Africa

00:46

The climate in the UK is described as 'temperate maritime'. What does this mean for our weather?

1. It's hot and wet.
2. It's mild and wet.
3. It's cold and wet.

01:30

Name a producer found in the herb layer.

02:31

Buzzards are predators of small animals. Which type of animal are they?

1. Herbivore
2. Carnivore
3. Omnivore
4. Decomposer

Give examples of consumers that might be found in the temperate forest.

Foxes are omnivores. This means they eat...?

1. Only plants
2. Only meat
3. Plants and meat

Foxes eat rabbits. Which type of consumer are they?

1. Primary
2. Secondary

Producer

Primary consumer

Secondary consumer

Tertiary consumer

This animal is a herbivore and is eaten by frogs.

This animal eats frogs.

This plant converts energy from the sun into food.

This animal eats herbivores and is eaten by foxes.