Feeding relationships – practice for Years 6–9
Sample questions on Feeding relationships with the right answer and a worked solution, from easy to hard. In the Pickles Academy app a child gets new questions of the same kind every time, so they can't just learn the answers by heart.
- Subject
- Biology
- Year
- Years 6–9
- Curriculum area
- Basics of ecology
Question types: Roles in an ecosystem · Put the food chain in order
Rule: Feeding relationships
Producers (green plants) make their own food by photosynthesis. Consumers eat them: herbivores, then carnivores.
Decomposers (bacteria, fungi) break down dead remains into substances that plants take up again.
Example: grass (producer) → rabbit (herbivore) → fox (predator)
Watch out: Every food chain starts with a producer. A fungus is not a producer: it has no chlorophyll.
Sample questions
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Question 1 Easy
Which organism is a herbivore (primary consumer)?
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Answer: E) hareHow it works: goshawk – predator (higher consumer); wheat – producer; pike – predator (higher consumer); clover – producer; hare – herbivore (primary consumer)
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Question 2 Normal
Put the food chain in order, starting with the producer.
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Answer:- oak leaf
- caterpillar
- blue tit
- sparrowhawk
How it works: 1. oak leaf 2. caterpillar 3. blue tit 4. sparrowhawk
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Question 3 Hard
Which organism is a decomposer?
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Answer: A) earthwormHow it works: earthworm – decomposer; spruce – producer; grass – producer; wolf – predator (higher consumer); wheat – producer
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