Consumers Quiz - CBSE Class 5 EVS
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What is a consumer in a food chain?
- An organism that makes its own food
- An organism that eats producers
- An organism that decomposes dead matter
- An organism that provides shelter
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Answer: B. An organism that eats producers
In a food chain, consumers are organisms that cannot produce their own food and rely on eating producers (plants) or other consumers for energy.
Which of the following is a characteristic of consumers?
- They produce food
- They capture sunlight
- They require food from other organisms
- They create oxygen
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Answer: C. They require food from other organisms
Consumers do not produce their own food and must obtain energy by consuming other living organisms.
How do omnivores fit into the food chain?
- They only eat plants
- They only eat animals
- They eat both plants and animals
- They do not eat organic matter
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Answer: C. They eat both plants and animals
Omnivores can consume both plants and animals, allowing them to occupy multiple levels of the food chain.
What could be the effect of removing a top predator from an ecosystem?
- Increase in primary consumer population
- Decrease in nutrients
- Increase in producer population
- No change
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Answer: A. Increase in primary consumer population
Removing a top predator can lead to overpopulation of primary consumers, as there would be fewer natural checks on their population.
What would be the most likely result of excessive hunting of a primary consumer?
- Increased biodiversity
- Species extinction
- More producers
- There would be no effect
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Answer: B. Species extinction
If primary consumers are excessively hunted, it can lead to their extinction, affecting the entire food web and ecosystem stability.