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How do living organisms depend on each other?

• For competition over resources

• For food, shelter, and other resources, forming complex relationships in ecosystems.

• To avoid predators

• To reproduce independently without any interaction

What does the prefix 'bio' mean?

• Life

• Death

• Earth

• Water

Can you name a type of biome?

• Desert

• Ocean

• Mountain

• River

What is the importance of the biosphere?

• It is the only place where humans can live.

• It supports all life on Earth and provides the necessary conditions for living organisms.

• It is a source of renewable energy.

• It is primarily composed of water and minerals.

What is a biome?

• A biome is a large area characterized by specific climate conditions and types of plants and animals, such as deserts or forests.

• A biome is a small region with a uniform climate and similar vegetation.

• A biome is a type of animal that lives in a specific habitat.

• A biome is a scientific term for a group of ecosystems that are similar in nature.

What is the biosphere?

• The part of Earth where life exists, including land, water, and the atmosphere.

• A layer of the Earth's atmosphere that contains ozone.

• The region of the Earth that is inhabited by humans only.

• The geological layer of the Earth that contains fossil fuels.

What is biodiversity?

• Biodiversity refers to the variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.

• Biodiversity is the number of species that can be found in a single organism.

• Biodiversity is the total number of organisms in a specific area.

• Biodiversity refers to the genetic differences within a single species.

What is a biography?

• A type of novel that tells a fictional story.

• A book or written account that tells the story of a person's life.

• A collection of poems about a person's experiences.

• A historical account of events without personal details.

What is an example of a living organism?

• Rock

• Dog

• Chair

• Water

What is an ecosystem?

• A community of living organisms interacting with their environment.

• A type of biome with specific climate conditions.

• A collection of non-living things in a specific area.

• A group of organisms that cannot interact with each other.