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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Fish have gills to absorb
water
carbon dioxide
aquatic plant waste
oxygen
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Plants can make their own food so they are called
primary consumers
secondary consumers
producers
heterotrophs
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Swollen stem of cactus is important to
absorb more oxygen
absorb more carbon dioxide
absorb more water
absorb more sunlight
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
An example of habitat is
pond
air
atmosphere
troposphere
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
Polar animals live in
forests
caves
arctic
water
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Two correct examples of a habitat are
streams and caves
Ponds and deserts
Water and air
Grass and den
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To find water, cactus plants have
thick roots
hairy roots
long roots
thick shoots
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Plants growing in drier conditions tend to have small numbers of stomata on their lower leaf surface to save
water loss
stored sunlight
to prevent itself from consumers
energy loss
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Feeding Relationships and Environment
The basic need for survival is
food
water
shelter
reproduction
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To make food, plants need
oxygen and water
oxygen and glucose
carbon dioxide and glucose
carbon dioxide, water and sunlight
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