What nonliving resources do all animals need in order to survive?

• water and oxygen

• carbon dioxide and water

• water and carbon dioxide

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What nonliving resources do all plants need to survive?

• water

• carbon dioxide

• sunlight

• clouds

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What living resource do all animals need to survive?

• other plants

• food energy

• sun

• water

What are some examples of living elements of the environment? Choose all that apply.

• plants and algae

• animals

• fungi

• water

• bacteria

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What are some examples of nonliving elements of the environment? Choose all that apply.

• fungi

• sunlight

• soil and rocks

• carbon dioxide and oxygen

• water

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How do decomposers like bacteria and mushrooms help plants?

• Decomposers are part of the water cycle.

• Decomposers return nutrients to the soil.

• Decomposers chase down prey.

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Which direction do arrows point in a food chain? Choose all that apply.

• from prey to predator

• from predator to prey

• in the direction the energy flows

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What is the primary role of plants in most food webs?

• Plants are decomposers.

• Plants are consumers.

• Plants provide energy to consumers.

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What type of organisms are producers in most ecosystems?

• decomposers

• animals

• plants and algae

• mushrooms

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Which organisms transfer the most energy in a food web?

• plants

• animals

• consumers

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