2. look at these food chains.\ngrass → slug → thrush → cat\ngrass → slug → fox\ngrass → rabbit → fox\ngrass…

2. look at these food chains.\ngrass → slug → thrush → cat\ngrass → slug → fox\ngrass → rabbit → fox\ngrass → rabbit → cat\na use the food chains to help you fill in the arrows on this food web. one has been added for you.\nuse the food web to help you answer these questions.\nb name the producer in this food web. \n c name a consumer in this food web. \n d what eats rabbits? \n e what does a fox eat?

2. look at these food chains.\ngrass → slug → thrush → cat\ngrass → slug → fox\ngrass → rabbit → fox\ngrass → rabbit → cat\na use the food chains to help you fill in the arrows on this food web. one has been added for you.\nuse the food web to help you answer these questions.\nb name the producer in this food web. \n c name a consumer in this food web. \n d what eats rabbits? \n e what does a fox eat?

Answer

Brief Explanations:

a. Arrows in a food web point from prey to predator. Using the food chains, slug is preyed upon by thrush and fox (arrows from slug to thrush and fox), rabbit is preyed upon by fox and cat (arrows from rabbit to fox and cat).
b. Producers are autotrophic organisms, typically plants.
c. Consumers are heterotrophic organisms that eat other organisms.
d. Identify predators of rabbits from the food chains.
e. Identify prey of foxes from the food chains.

Answer:

a. (Arrows to be drawn: slug → thrush, slug → fox, rabbit → fox, rabbit → cat; one arrow already added, so complete the rest as described)
b. grass
c. slug (or rabbit, thrush, cat, fox)
d. fox and cat
e. slug and rabbit