Educational food web diagram worksheet for learning about ecosystem energy flow and consumer relationships.

Let’s go step by step to answer each question using the food web.

First, remember:
- Producers are living things that make their own food (like plants). They’re at the bottom of the food web.
- Consumers are living things that eat other living things. They can’t make their own food.

Looking at the food web:
- The producers shown are: grass and wildflowers.
- The consumers are: rabbit, mouse, snake, hawk — because they all eat other organisms.

Now let’s answer each question:

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1. Name the living things in the food web that are producers.

→ Producers = grass and wildflowers

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2. Name the living things in the food web that are consumers.

→ Consumers = rabbit, mouse, snake, hawk
*(Note: Even though snakes and hawks eat other animals, they’re still consumers — just higher-level ones.)*

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3. Which living things does the snake eat?

Look at the arrows pointing TO the snake — those show what it eats.

In the diagram:
- Arrow from rabbit → snake
- Arrow from mouse → snake

So the snake eats: rabbit and mouse

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4. Which living things does the hawk eat?

Arrows pointing TO the hawk:

- From rabbit
- From snake
- From mouse

So the hawk eats: rabbit, snake, and mouse

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5. What is eaten by the rabbit?

Arrow pointing TO the rabbit shows what it eats.

From the diagram:
- Arrow from grass → rabbit
- Arrow from wildflowers → rabbit

So the rabbit eats: grass and wildflowers

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Final Answer:

1. Grass and wildflowers
2. Rabbit, mouse, snake, hawk
3. Rabbit and mouse
4. Rabbit, snake, and mouse
5. Grass and wildflowers