Grade 3 · Discovering the world
This quiz helps revise “Food chains” in Discovering the world for grade 3. It has 25 questions in five categories: Links in the chain, In the forest, In the water, Fields and gardens, Nature's cleaners. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Which star provides the light and warmth that powers life on Earth and starts almost every food chain?
Which living things with green leaves almost always form the very first link in a food chain?
What do we call…
In the gameA badger feasts on…
In the gameGrass in a meadow…
In the gameWhich mighty woodland tree produces acorns that feed forest mice, jays, and wild boars in autumn?
What is this nocturnal bird of prey that flies silently through the trees at night to catch mice?
Which bushy-tailed mammal leaps…
In the gameWhich woodland bird drums…
In the gameWhat is this wild…
In the gameWhat is the green amphibian that catches insects with a sticky tongue and must watch out for hungry herons?
Which simple green organisms floating in pond water make their own nourishment and feed tadpoles and water fleas?
The largest animal on…
In the gameWhat is this sharp-toothed…
In the gameWhich white Arctic hunter…
In the gameWhat is the red insect with black spots that helps gardeners by eating plant-destroying aphids?
Which small rodent with a long tail nibbles grain in open fields and is a favourite meal for foxes and hawks?
What spiky nocturnal creature…
In the gameWhich large bird with…
In the gameThis underground digger does…
In the gameWhat legless soil creature feeds on rotting leaves and loosens garden soil?
These forest organisms with caps and stems cannot make their own nutrients, but decompose dead logs and tree stumps. What are they?
Which grey woodland predator…
In the gameWhat is this hardworking…
In the gameWhich microscopic single-celled organisms…
In the gameAll 25 questions and the answers are in the game. Invite your class or friends with a link — guests need no account.
