Question

which two of the following arrows show matter moving from a producer to an omnivore?
the arrow between the beaver and the black bearthe arrow between the persimmon tree and the pine volethe arrow between the pine vole and the black racerthe arrow between the persimmon tree and the black bearthe arrow between the gray fox and the bobcat

Explanation:

• Producers are organisms that can make their own food (like the persimmon tree). Omnivores eat both plants and animals (like the black bear).
• The arrow from the persimmon tree (producer) to the black bear (omnivore) shows matter moving from producer to omnivore.
• The other options:
• The arrow between the beaver and the black bear: The beaver is not a producer.
• The arrow between the persimmon tree and the pine vole: The pine vole is not an omnivore (it is likely a herbivore).
• The arrow between the pine vole and the black racer: The pine vole is not a producer and the black racer is likely a carnivore.
• The arrow between the gray fox and the bobcat: Neither is a producer.

Answer:

the arrow between the persimmon tree and the black bear