Interdependency

An organism that gets energy from eating other organisms is called a

• consumer.

• producer.

• decomposer.

An animal that gets its energy only by eating other animals is

• a herbivore.

• a carnivore.

• an omnivore.

Which is a living thing?

• Sunlight

• Water

• Insect

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Plants interact with a living thing by absorbing sunlight.

• True

• False

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Frogs interact with nonliving elements when they

• eat insects.

• hide under plants.

• swim in water.

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An example of a nonliving thing is

• fungus.

• sunlight.

• flower.

All of the following are examples of the interaction of two living things except

• sunflower and sunshine.

• eagle catching a fish.

• hummingbird and flower.

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Animals eat other animals for

• warmth.

• energy.

• shelter.

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A rabbit burrowing in the ground is an example of

• two living things interacting.

• one living thing and one nonliving thing interacting.

• two nonliving things interacting.

Plants depend on other living things when

• soil holds their roots in place.

• a flower is pollinated by a hummingbird.

• an oak tree absorbs sunlight.

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