Which of the following is an example of an interaction between a living and nonliving organism? a snake using a mouse for food, a worm using the soil as shelter, a bird using an insect for food
Ecosystems

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a worm using the soil as shelter
Answer explanation
The correct choice is 'a worm using the soil as shelter' because it illustrates an interaction between a living organism (the worm) and a nonliving component (the soil), unlike the other options which involve interactions between living organisms.
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Is fire a natural event that causes a change in the environment?
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Yes
Answer explanation
Yes, fire is a natural event that can occur due to lightning or volcanic activity. It significantly alters the environment by affecting ecosystems, soil composition, and air quality, making it a natural event that causes change.
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Is a hurricane a natural event that causes a change in the environment?
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yes
Answer explanation
Yes, a hurricane is a natural event characterized by strong winds and heavy rain, which significantly alters the environment, causing damage to ecosystems, landscapes, and human structures.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Is people cutting down trees a natural event that causes a change in the environment?
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no
Answer explanation
No, people cutting down trees is not a natural event; it is a human activity that significantly alters the environment, leading to deforestation and habitat loss.
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Are floods a natural event that causes a change in the environment?
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yes
Answer explanation
Yes, floods are natural events caused by excessive rainfall or other factors. They significantly alter the environment by reshaping landscapes, affecting ecosystems, and impacting human settlements.
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Is building roads a natural event that causes a change in the environment?
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no
Answer explanation
No, building roads is not a natural event; it is a human-made activity that intentionally alters the environment, unlike natural events which occur without human intervention.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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A deer eats from Farmer McClard's cornfield. A flood destroyed the field of crops. What will happen to the deer now that the corn is destroyed?
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The deer will leave the area to find food.
Answer explanation
With the cornfield destroyed, the deer will no longer have food available. Therefore, it will leave the area to search for alternative food sources, making 'The deer will leave the area to find food' the correct choice.
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