Distinguish a Producer from a Consumer - Practice 1

A producer makes organic food from inorganic inputs using an energy source.

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A producer makes organic food from inorganic inputs using an energy source. Green plants and algae use light. Consumers obtain organic material by eating other organisms or their products. These examples focus on photosynthetic producers.

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Grass uses light to make sugars and is a producer. A rabbit eating grass is a consumer.

A food-chain model reads grass: producer to rabbit: consumer to fox: consumer. Each arrow points from the food organism to its consumer; this is a simplified chain, not a complete food web.

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Dissolved salt can still be present even when you cannot see separate grains. Losing sight of a material is not proof that its matter vanished.

Question 1 Which role fits green grass making sugars using light? producer consumer only nonliving rock

Question 2 Which role fits a rabbit eating grass? photosynthetic producer nonliving rock consumer

Question 3 Which role fits green algae photosynthesizing? nonliving rock producer consumer only

Question 4 Which role fits a frog eating insects? consumer photosynthetic producer nonliving rock

Question 5 Which role fits a green oak leaf making sugars? consumer only nonliving rock producer

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