Interdependence

Where do living things get energy at the beginning of almost all food chains?

• from plants

• from animals

• from the Sun

• from the water

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All of the following are examples of ways plants depend on animals, except-

• animals help plants make food.

• animals help plants find water.

• animals help plants produce offspring.

• animals help plants produce air.

In this food chain, the snake gets its energy when it eats the _______?

Sun--- Grass--- Mouse--- Snake--- Fox

• mouse.

• fox.

• Sun.

• grass.

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Describe interdependence in nature.

• Interdependence is how one living thing can do everything on its own.

• Interdependence is how one living thing counts on another or non -living thing.

• Interdependence shows how one animal eats another animal.

• Interdependence is only how living things rely on other living things.

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All of the following are examples of interdependence among non-living things EXCEPT?

• Living things rely on air to breathe.

• Living things rely on water and food to stay healthy.

• Living things rely on other living things for help.

• Living things rely on shelter to stay safe.

Which of the following is an example of interdependence among living things?

• Plants rely on the sun for energy.

• Frogs bury themselves in mud for shelter.

• Wind carries seeds through the air so plants grow in another area.

• Children count on their parents for food and shelter.

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