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A system where living and nonliving things interact in an area is called an…
Ecosystem
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An organism that produces its own food is called a: A. Decomposer. B. Producer. C. Consumer
Producer
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Using less of something (e.g., using less paper) refers to: A. Reduce B. Reuse. C. Recylce
Reduce
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The process of transferring pollen from the male part to the female part of a flower is called..
Pollination
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Using items again instead of throwing them away (e.g., using both sides of paper) refers to: A. Reduce B. Reuse. C. Recycle
Reuse
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Describe the force of repulsion.
Same poles (North and North) repel each other, pushing away from each other.
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A pollinator is an animal helps flowers make seeds by moving pollen. Give two examples of pollinators.
Bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, bats,etc.
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True or False: Revolution is when an object moves around another object, following a path or orbit.
TRUE
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An organism that eats other living organisms to get energy is called a: A. Decomposer. B.Producer C. Consumer
consumer
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True or False: Abiotic things are living things in an ecosystem.
FALSE
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Turning waste into new products (e.g., recycling paper, plastic) refers: A. Reduce. B. Reuse . C. Recylce
Recycle
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True or False: Refraction is when an object absorbs light. Darker objects absorb more light.
FALSE
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Describe the force of attraction.
Opposite poles (North and South) pull towards each other or attract each other.
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True or False: Reflection is when light bounces against a shiny surface like a mirror.
TRUE
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What body system helps us to digest food, absorb nutrients and excrete waste?
Digestive System
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True or False: Biotic things are living things in an ecosystem.
TRUE
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