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Transport (73)Nutrient (67)Materials Around Us (60)Diversity in the Living World (59)Natural phenomena (58)Natural Resource (55)Food: Where Does It Come From? (53)Filtration (52)Magnet (52)Electric Current (51)

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Green plants and algae get their energy from:Read the answer and worked solution →Animals that eat only plants are called:Read the answer and worked solution →An animal that eats both plants and animals is a(n):Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these animals needs a diet of animal flesh?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Green plants and algae get their energy from:

  1. Soil minerals
  2. Dead animals
  3. Plant eaters
  4. Sunlight
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Correct answer: D. Sunlight

1. Primary producers such as plants and algae sit at the base of a food chain. 2. They make food using energy from sunlight. 3. Soil minerals, dead animals or plant eaters are not their energy source. _Source: Wikipedia, "Food" (rev 1379752283), section "Food sources"_

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Animals that eat only plants are called:

  1. Carnivores
  2. Herbivores
  3. Omnivores
  4. Decomposers
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Correct answer: B. Herbivores

1. Herbivores feed on plants. 2. Carnivores eat animal flesh and omnivores eat both. 3. Decomposers break down dead matter. _Source: Wikipedia, "Food" (rev 1379752283), section "Food sources"_

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An animal that eats both plants and animals is a(n):

  1. Omnivore
  2. Herbivore
  3. Carnivore
  4. Producer
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Correct answer: A. Omnivore

1. An omnivore eats plant and animal matter. 2. A herbivore eats only plants and a carnivore mainly animals. 3. A producer makes its own food. _Source: Wikipedia, "Omnivore" (rev 1376197271), section "Lead section"_

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