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🐛 Habitats & Food Chains – Year 2
Science · Year 2 (KS1) — matching animals to habitats, sorting living and non-living things and reading simple food chains
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Questions
What is a habitat?
A group of animals of the same kind
A type of food that animals eat
The way an animal moves around
The natural home of a plant or animal
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Which animal is best suited to living in a cold polar habitat?
Squirrel
Camel
Frog
Polar bear
20s
A small home inside a bigger habitat, like the damp space under a log, is called a:
Nest
Food chain
Microhabitat
Minibeast
20s
Which of these has never been alive?
A plastic bottle
A wooden stick
A garden snail
A bird feather
30s
Why is a camel well suited to living in a hot desert?
It has webbed feet for swimming
It sleeps through the whole winter
It has thick blubber to keep it warm
It can go a long time without drinking water
30s
Grass is called a producer. Why?
It takes all its food from the soil
It eats small animals for food
It lives in lots of different habitats
It makes its own food using sunlight
30s
Living things that cannot make their own food, so they eat other living things, are called:
Consumers
Microhabitats
Producers
Habitats
30s
Look at this food chain: grass → rabbit → fox. What does the arrow from grass to rabbit show?
The grass eats the rabbit
The rabbit is bigger than the grass
The rabbit eats the grass
The rabbit lives in the grass
30s
Which food chain is written in the correct order?
lettuce → hedgehog → slug
lettuce → slug → hedgehog
slug → lettuce → hedgehog
hedgehog → slug → lettuce
30s
In the food chain leaf → caterpillar → blackbird → cat, which one is both a predator and prey?
Blackbird
Caterpillar
Leaf
Cat
30s