Relating Resource Availability to Growth

What do organisms require to survive, grow, develop, respond to the environment, and reproduce?

• Different resources

• Basic resources

• Unlimited resources

• No resources

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What are key resources needed by organisms for their survival?

• Water

• Food

• oxygen

• Shelter

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What do all organisms have in common?

• Different basic needs

• Unique basic needs

• No basic needs

• Same basic needs

What are examples of living and nonliving resources?

• Food and water

• Trees and minerals

• Sun energy and water

• Water and minerals

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What does the growth of individuals and populations depend on in an ecosystem?

• Water availability

• Temperature

• Resource availability

• Predator-prey relationships

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What do organisms need to live and grow?

• Shelter

• Air

• Food

• Water

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Food and some types of shelter, such as a tree, are what?

• Living resource

• Water

• Air

• Food

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Where do organisms obtain all necessary resources from?

• Atmosphere

• Ecosystem

• Underground

• Laboratory

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Which of these are example of individual growth mentioned in the text?

• A seed growing into a Oak

• A puppy growing into a dog

• A caterpillar growing into a butterfly

• A tiny egg growing into a Sea Turtle.

What do individual organisms require to grow?

• Sunlight

• Water

• Resources

• Air

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