Question

select one example of an invasive plant harming an environment
a kudzu plants vine attaches to a tree - stem and breaks it.
a palm tree makes new seeds in its flowers each spring.
an oak tree drops acorns that squirrels use as a food source.
an orange tree uses the sunlights energy to make its own food.
question 6 (multiple choice worth 5 points)
(08.01 mc)
a leopard is a carnivore. how does it get energy indirectly from the sun?
a leopard absorbs energy from sunlight by making its own food.
a leopard absorbs energy from the animals it eats, some of which absorb energy from plants that use sunlight to make their own food.
a leopard absorbs energy from the animals it eats, which use sunlight to make their own food.
a leopard absorbs energy from the plants it eats, which use sunlight to make their own food.

Explanation:

1. For the first question, an invasive plant harms the environment. A kudzu plant's vine attaching to a tree stem and breaking it is an example of an invasive plant causing damage. The other options are normal plant - related processes that do not involve harming the environment.
2. For the second question, a leopard is a carnivore. It gets energy indirectly from the Sun by eating animals. These animals in turn may have eaten plants that used sunlight to make their own food through photosynthesis.

Answer:

1. A kudzu plant's vine attaches to a tree stem and breaks it.
2. A leopard absorbs energy from the animals it eats, some of which absorb energy from plants that use sunlight to make their own food.