How does energy move through an ecosystem?
AIn a closed cycle
BReversibly at each level
CIn both directions
DUnidirectionally
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Unidirectionally
Energy passes from the sun to producers and then to consumers and is lost as heat, so it never cycles back.
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