Question

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4.
which group of organisms best defines what other organisms can live in a biome?
○ herbivores
a
carnivores
producers
consumers
b
c
d
5.
which biome, because of its climate, has the largest number of species of plants and animals?
○ pine forest
a
b
desert
c
tundra
d
rain forest

1. what units are latitude and longitude measured in?

○ inches
a
b
degrees
c
radians
d
knots
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Explanation:

Question 4

Producers (like plants) form the base of the food web in a biome. They convert energy from the sun into food, which supports all other organisms (herbivores, carnivores, consumers rely on producers directly or indirectly). So producers define which other organisms can live in a biome.

Rain forests have a warm, wet climate with high rainfall and consistent temperatures, creating a highly diverse environment that supports the largest number of plant and animal species compared to pine forests (coniferous, less diverse), deserts (arid, low diversity), or tundra (cold, sparse life).

Latitude and longitude are angular measurements of a location on Earth's surface, and they are measured in degrees (°), with minutes and seconds as sub - units. Inches are for length, radians are a different angular unit (not used for lat/long), and knots are for speed.

Answer:

C. Producers

Question 5